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The former NSYNC member performs old and new hits, which include 'Like I Love You', 'My Love', 'Cry Me a River', 'Suit and Tie', 'Mirrors', 'Tunnel Vision' and 'Take Back the Night'.
Justin Timberlake closed the first weekend of Rock in Rio festival on Sunday, September 15. The 32-year-old singer graced the stage at Palco Mundo in Rio de Janeiro to perform his old and new hits in front of 85,000 fans.
Timberlake opened his 90-minute set with "Like I Love You", a single off his 2002 album "Justified". He continued his performance with other classic hits that included "My Love", "Cry Me a River", "Rock Your Body", "SexyBack", and "Senorita".
The pop superstar also treated fans with "The 20/20 Experience" tracks like "Suit & Tie", "Mirrors" and "Tunnel Vision", as well as newest single "Take Back the Night". After the performance, Timberlake took to Twitter to share his excitement, writing, "#RockInRio unforgettable."
Timberlake was not the only musician who performed at Rock in Rio festival that day. British singer Jessie J performed hits "Do It Like a Dude", "Price Tag" and "It's My Party". Alicia Keys, who was in the country with her family, also delivered live performances of "Karma", "You Don't Know My Name", "If I Ain't Got You" and "Girl on Fire" among other tracks.
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I installed the aroma non-premium version.
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NVIDIA has today expanded their GeForce 600 series Kepler line-up with the launch of the GeForce GTX 670.
NVIDIA CUDA developer relations just fired off an email entitled NVIDIA Contributes CUDA Compiler to Open Source Community.
About one week ago, NVIDIA released new hardfp-built Tegra Linux drivers.
While NVIDIA this week put out their first 302.xx series beta Linux graphics driver, yesterday they also released the 295.49 stable Linux driver. This update does fix the 295.40 performance regression that affected some users in April.
At long last, the NVIDIA binary Linux graphics driver properly implements support for versions 1.2 and 1.3 of RandR, the Resize and Rotate extension for the X.Org Server. This support comes with the newly-introduced 302.xx beta Linux graphics driver.
NVIDIA this week announced their release of the "NVPTX" back-end for LLVM with the hope to replace the existing PTX (Parallel Thread Execution) back-end inside this compiler infrastructure. This open-source code coming out of NVIDIA is based upon their internal sources.
Yesterday I reported on it appearing the 295.40 NVIDIA Linux driver effectively fell off a cliff with a range of performance regressions, stability issues, and other problems. This issue has been confirmed by NVIDIA and they're working to address the situation.
While the NVIDIA 295.40 Linux graphics driver closes a high-risk security vulnerability, there's many reports coming in that the proprietary driver's performance has effectively fallen off a cliff and also caused stability issues.
Besides a binary driver update from the GeForce/Quadro camp coming out today, a basic DRM/KMS driver for NVIDIA's ARM-based Tegra 2 SOC has appeared this morning.
NVIDIA's Linux team this morning announced the immediate release of the 295.40 Linux driver. There aren't many changes for this release compared to the recent 295.33 driver release, but it does address a high-risk security vulnerability.
Shinpei Kato, the developer that last year at XDC2011 Chicago presented TimeGraph as an open-source GPU Linux command scheduler and PathScale's GPGPU run-time, has something new to share. Shinpei's latest project is Gdev, which comes down to being an open-source CUDA implementation that's competitive to NVIDIA's proprietary stack.
On the same-day as releasing the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 as the first GeForce graphics card based upon the new Kepler architecture, there's a binary driver update from NVIDIA that ushers in the official Kepler Linux support. There's also more surprising news out of the reverse-engineering Nouveau camp, on top of their surprises earlier today.
NVIDIA has finally introduced their first Kepler-based graphics card: the GeForce GTX 680. The new Kepler graphics architecture is an exciting successor to Fermi, but how well does this new graphics processor work under Linux? Here's a glimpse in what to expect for the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 600 series on Linux.
Here are the first set of Phoronix.com benchmarks of the quad-core NVIDIA Tegra 3. Needless to say, four Cortex-A9s combined with NVIDIA graphics leads to a fairly fast ARMv7 experience when running Ubuntu Linux.
NVIDIA will be joining the Linux Foundation, per an announcement coming out in the morning. But for open-source Linux fans, will this be a reason to rejoice about NVIDIA potentially moving forward with open-source drivers? Don't break out the champagne quite yet.
Now that NVIDIA's Video Decode and Presentation API for Unix (VDPAU) has a public list, will NVIDIA be engaging more with the open-source driver community?
There's some resurrected hope for the kernel symbols of the DMA-BUF buffer sharing mechanism to be not restricted to only GPL drivers, which started off as a request by NVIDIA. This could lead to better NVIDIA Optimus support under Linux, among other benefits.
NVIDIA this morning formally released the 295.20 display drivers for Linux x86/x86_64.
Last week NVIDIA released a new beta Linux driver that is supportive of X.Org Server 1.12.
Back in December there was an announcement from NVIDIA that they would open-source their CUDA compiler based upon the LLVM back-end. NVIDIA today released their new CUDA implementation that's based upon LLVM. Besides being open-source, which will allow it to be ported to new (non-NVIDIA) architectures/hardware, there's also a measurable speed boost in the switch over to LLVM.
A NVIDIA Linux engineer is trying to work on code that could lead to official Optimus support under Linux, but there's a catch... And it falls outside of NVIDIA Corp as the fate of this multi-GPU notebook feature could now fall with the Linux kernel developers.
Bumblebee 3.0 "Tumbleweed" has been released as an updated (and unofficial) way of handling NVIDIA Optimus technology under Linux.
It's not often that there's open-source news to report from the NVIDIA camp, but there's some great news this morning. NVIDIA Corp has open-sourced its CUDA compiler!
NVIDIA announced yesterday the 290.10 Linux graphics driver with numerous changes.
One of the features that NVIDIA introduced in the 290.03 Beta Linux driver that was released on Friday is support for an OpenGL shader disk cache.
It was just in August that NVIDIA was pushing out driver betas for their Linux/Solaris/FreeBSD 285.xx series, but now that the series is stable, they have moved onto the 290.xx series. On Friday NVIDIA released the 290.03 Linux driver beta.
As was pointed out in the forums, new binary NVIDIA Linux drivers were pushed out today. The new version is the 285.05.09 pre-release.
NVIDIA has created a new branch of their proprietary Linux graphics driver. This new driver is for the "long-lived" series. The purpose of this series is to provide just bug-fixes and other minor updates for non-legacy hardware. In other words, like their legacy drivers where they just receive minor updates, but for those just wanting these fixes for newer hardware while not exposing any new functionality.
Following a proposal earlier this summer by NVIDIA to extend the RandR protocol, they have now produced a patch for the X.Org Server that adds border property support to the RandR (Resize and Rotate) extension.
While some NVIDIA Linux developers are up here in Vancouver for LinuxCon (met some friendly and informative NVIDIA engineers at the Linux Foundation gala last night), the NVIDIA Linux desktop team back in Santa Clara has put out the first 285.xx Linux driver series beta now that the 280 driver was made official earlier in the month.
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Quester VCT plc
Interim statement for the six months ended 31 July 2004
Financial highlights
Per ordinary share (pence) 6 months to Year to 31 6 months to
31 July 2004 January 2004 31 July 2003
Capital values
Net asset value 49.0p 50.1p 59.3p
Share price 44.0p 45.0p 44.0p
Return and dividends
Dividend - - -
Cumulative dividend 41.5p 41.5p 41.5p
Total return* 90.5p 91.6p 100.8p
Total return* inclusive of the 110.5p 111.6p 120.8p
initial 20% income tax relief
*Net asset value plus cumulative dividend per share
Highlights from the Chairman's statement and Investment Manager's report
* The Company's net asset value per share has reduced by 1.1pence per share
to 49.0pence
* The Statement of Total Return shows an aggregate loss for the period of £
* The directors have decided that Quester VCT should commit a limited amount
of its surplus liquid assets for investment in new venture capital
opportunities. One such new investment was made in Allergy Therapeutics
plc, an AIM traded investment
* A gain of £109,000, being 39% over carrying value, was achieved following
the disposal of the remaining investment in Chelsea Stores
During the six months to 31 July 2004, the Company's net asset value per share
has reduced by 1.1pence per share to 49.0pence, a fall of 2.2%. After taking
account of share buy-backs of £190,000, the net asset value of the Company fell
from £17.1million at 31 January 2004 to £16.5million over the same period. The
change in net asset value is summarised as follows:
£'000 Pence per
Net asset value at 1 February 2004 17,058 50.1
Net profit on realisation of 120 0.4
Income 161 0.5
Expenses (365) (1.1)
Net unrealised loss on revaluation (302) (0.9)
of investments
Share buy-ins* (190) -
Net asset value at 31 July 2004 16,482 49.0
*Share buy-ins have served to enhance net asset value per share by 0.04p per
The profit and loss account shows a net loss for the period of £84,000. This is
comprised of investment income and net gains on realisation of investments of £
281,000 less expenses of £365,000.
The Statement of Total Return, which includes net unrealised losses on
investments of £302,000 as well as the loss reported in the Profit and Loss
account, shows an aggregate loss for the period of £386,000.
Against the background of the results now reported, your directors have
resolved not to pay an interim dividend.
Although the portfolio has demonstrated a reasonable degree of stability over
the period, some further provisioning amounting to £338,000 has been made
against three unquoted investments. This has been partially offset by net
unrealised gains of £33,000 accruing against the quoted venture capital
portfolio and unrealised gains of £3,000 from the listed equity and fixed
interest portfolios.
During the six months, a further £592,000 has been invested in five existing
investments as part of the planned follow-on investment programme. No new
investments were made. However, as demand for follow on investment has reduced
across the existing portfolio, the directors have decided that Quester VCT
should commit a limited amount of its surplus liquid assets for investment in
new venture capital opportunities. We believe that this is a positive move for
our shareholders, thereby adding a fresh dimension to the portfolio. One such
new investment was made in October in Allergy Therapeutics plc, an AIM traded
A more in depth analysis of portfolio performance is provided in the Investment
Manger's Report.
It remains disappointing that we have not yet been able to report an uplift in
net asset value on the back of gains from venture capital investments. However,
we still hold the view that the overall portfolio contains the potential to
deliver returns in the future. Given the nature and composition of the
Company's investments, such gains of any materiality can only be expected to
accrue over the medium term.
Tom Scruby
15 October 2004
Over the six months to 31 July 2004, the underlying progress made by the
venture capital portfolio was largely positive and the liquid reserves retained
for future venture capital investment maintained a steady rate of return.
Nonetheless a net capital loss of £196,000 (including realised and unrealised
items) arose from the Company's venture capital investments.
Further investment from the Company's retained liquid reserves has been made in
the following portfolio companies to support the continued development of their
Company Industry Sector £'000
Advanced Valve Industrial products and 271
Technologies Limited services
Anadigm Limited Semiconductors 80
Casella Group Limited Industrial products and 141
Nomad Software Limited Software 95
Other 5
Over the recent difficult years for small companies we have maintained a
cautious reserving policy, which has enabled Quester VCT to continue to support
promising investments. In some cases, in the short term, the terms of the
investment transactions have resulted in a need to reduce previous carrying
values in accordance with BVCA valuation guidelines. However, if the projects
continue to develop in line with their medium term potential, these provisions
may be reversed.
The realised and unrealised valuation changes impacting the venture capital
portfolio during the period were as follows:
Realised £'000
Chelsea Stores Limited 109
Unrealised - Quoted investments
Crown Sports plc 102
Sirius Financial Solutions plc 7
Sopheon Plc (3)
Surfcontrol plc 11
XKO Group plc (84)
Unrealised - unquoted investments
Advanced Valve Technologies Limited (16)
Communication & Control Electronics Limited (141)
Nomad Software Limited (181)
Net loss (196)
The disposal of the remaining investment in Chelsea Stores produced a gain of £
109,000, being 39% over carrying value. The cumulative gain over cost on this
investment, combined with the earlier realisation of the associated investment
in HMV Media Group, was £183,000, equivalent to a 5.8% gain over cost of the
two investments.
The provisions made against Advanced Valve Technologies and Nomad Software
result from the refinancing terms of new investment rounds, although in both
cases the companies have made some positive progress during the period.
However, the fact that further financing is required indicates slower progress
than planned towards achieving cash flow breakeven and the subsequent move
onwards into building a profitable business. The markets in which these two
companies operate offer clear potential for these goals to be achieved over the
medium term. The disappointing write down of the investment in Communication &
Control Electronics has been made to reflect the anticipated value, which will
be recovered from a process of administration and a sale of the business.
A majority of the other companies in the portfolio have performed well over the
last six months and in line with their budgets for the period, which is
encouraging. There are a few weak spots, however, and companies seeking to
introduce innovative technology to new markets continue to find the markets
tough: they are progressing, but more slowly than either we, or the management
teams concerned, would like.
The positive underlying progress being made by a majority of companies cannot
yet be reflected in any current improvement in the net asset value of Quester
VCT. However, provided that the core of the portfolio continues to move forward
in the way it has done over the last six months, we see some optimism about a
recovery of investment values as justified.
The listed equity reserve has continued to provide a steady total return, which
cumulatively equates to an internal rate of return of 8.3% per annum since the
launch of Quester VCT. This reserve comprised 26 investments, valued at £
2.0million at the end of the period. Gains of £14,000 and a yield of
approximately 4.3% were achieved during the period. The listed fixed interest
holdings were valued at close to cost at £3.5million and generated a yield of
3.4% over the period.
The listed equity and fixed interest portfolios continue to be retained as a
reserve to support potential capital requirements from the venture capital
investment portfolio. The directors have decided that it is now appropriate for
the Company to make a limited number of new venture capital investments, as the
likely demands for further investment from the existing portfolio have reduced.
The first of these new investments has been made since the end of the period in
Allergy Therapeutics plc, an established company developing new 'allergy
vaccines' to treat a range of respiratory allergies. This investment was made
at the time of the company's listing on AIM.
In broad terms, the underlying performance of the majority of companies in the
portfolio has been positive. Those companies in the portfolio seeking to sell
innovative technology into the market continue to find the market tough and
tend to be performing behind plan but they have broadly continued to grow their
businesses and strengthen their market position. We believe that the management
teams we are working with are highly motivated to deliver growth in investment
values and we share their optimism that this can be achieved over the medium
Quester Capital Management Limited
15 October 2004
As at 31 July 2004
Cost Valuation % equity % of fund
£'000 £'000 held by value
Quoted venture capital investments
Crown Sports plc 475 340 1.4% 2.1%
Sirius Financial Solutions plc 144 65 0.5% 0.4%
Sopheon plc 150 25 0.3% 0.2%
Surfcontrol plc 91 219 0.3% 1.3%
XKO Group plc 505 316 2.2% 1.9%
Total quoted venture capital 1,365 965 5.9%
Unquoted venture capital
Advanced Valve Technologies Limited 2,448 638 15.0% 3.9%
Anadigm Limited 1,588 476 4.1% 2.9%
Artisan Software Tools Limited 1,377 450 9.3% 2.7%
Casella Group Limited 1,206 716 6.7% 4.3%
Communication & Control Electronics 562 140 8.3% 0.8%
Community Internet Europe Limited 507 127 3.5% 0.8%
Dycem Limited 345 345 37.5% 2.1%
Elateral Holdings Limited 1,942 61 6.2% 0.4%
HTC Healthcare Group plc 1,000 1,000 16.5% 6.1%
International Diagnostics Group plc 930 444 14.4% 2.7%
International Resources Group 32 150 4.0% 0.9%
Linguaphone Group Limited 840 420 5.3% 2.5%
Methuen Publishing Limited 751 751 26.2% 4.6%
Nomad Software Limited 1,206 276 8.1% 1.7%
Opsys Limited 1,392 392 4.3% 2.4%
Sibelius Software Limited 700 700 6.0% 4.2%
Sift Group Limited 875 729 5.0% 4.4%
Total unquoted venture capital 17,701 7,815 47.4%
Total venture capital investments 19,066 8,780 53.3%
Listed fixed interest investments 3,507 3,497 21.2%
Listed equity investments 2,205 2,042 12.4%
Total investments 24,778 14,319 86.9%
Cash and other net assets 2,163 2,163 13.1%
Net assets 26,941 16,482 100.0%
6 months to Year to 31 6 months
31 July 2004 January 2004 to 31 July
£'000 £'000 £'000
Net profit/(loss) on realisation of 120 (1,169) 62
Income 161 456 231
Investment fee (199) (387) (243)
Other expenses (166) (287) (167)
Loss on ordinary activities before (84) (1,387) (117)
Tax on ordinary activities - - -
Transfer from reserves (84) (1,387) (117)
Earnings per share (0.2)p (4.0)p (0.3)p
6 months to Year to 31 6 months to
31 July 2004 January 31 July 2003
£'000 £'000 £'000
Loss for the period (84) (1,387) (117)
Net unrealised (loss)/gain on revaluation (302) (1,550) 380
of investments
Total recognised (losses)/gains relating (386) (2,937) 263
to the period
Total recognised (losses)/gains per share (1.1)p (8.5)p 0.8p
All items in the above statement are derived from continuing operations. The
Company has only one class of business and derives its income from investments
made in shares and securities and from bank deposits.
Note 31 July 31 January 31 July
2004 2004 2003
£'000 £'000 £'000
Fixed assets
Investments 14,319 14,049 19,586
Current assets
Debtors 1,612 1,721 1,058
Cash at bank 1,046 1,716 87
2,658 3,437 1,145
Creditors (amounts falling
due within one year)
Other creditors (495) (428) (298)
Net current assets 2,163 3,009 847
Net assets 16,482 17,058 20,433
Capital and reserves
Called-up equity share 1,682 1,704 1,722
Share premium account 1 2,787 2,787 2,787
Special reserve 1 14,871 15,129 17,448
Revaluation reserve 1 (5,771) (5,644) (3,631)
Profit and loss account 1 2,913 3,082 2,107
Total equity shareholders' 16,482 17,058 20,433
Net asset value per share 49.0p 50.1p 59.3p
6 months Year ended 6 months
ended 31 January ended
31 July 2004 2004 31 July 2003
£'000 £'000 £'000
Net cash outflow from operating (176) (936) (406)
Net capital expenditure and financial (494) 2,008 (326)
Financing - (300) (125)
(Decrease)/increase in cash for the (670) 772 (857)
Reconciliation of net cash flow to
movement in net funds
(Decrease)/increase in cash for the (670) 772 (857)
Net funds at the start of the period 1,716 944 944
Net funds at the end of the period 1,046 1,716 87
1. Movement in reserves
Share Special Revaluation Profit
premium reserve reserve and loss
account account
£'000 £'000 £'000 £'000
At 1 February 2004 2,787 15,129 (5,644) 3,082
Share bought back - (168) - -
Transfer from Special Reserve (90) - 90
Net unrealised loss on - - (302) -
revaluation of investments
Transfer of net realised loss - - 175 (175)
to profit and loss account
Retained loss for the period - - - (84)
At 31 July 2004 2,787 14,871 (5,771) 2,913
2. The financial information contained in this report has been prepared on the
basis of the accounting policies set out in the Annual Report.
3. The number of ordinary shares in issue as at 31 July 2004 was 33,646,953
(31 July 2003: 34,441,775).
4. The calculation of earnings per share for the period is based on the loss
after tax of £84,000 divided by the weighted average number of shares in
issue during the period being 33,981,517 ordinary shares of 5p each.
5. The unaudited financial statements set out above do not constitute
statutory accounts within the meaning of Section 240 of the Companies Act
6. Copies of the unaudited interim results are expected to be sent to
shareholders on 20 October 2004. Further copies can be obtained from the
Company's registered office.
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and will shortly be available for inspection at the UK Listing Authority's
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Sam Gilliam and Olivia Photographs Ebook
A fixed point in time from which a series of years is reckoned
by By Carol Harrison
About the Ebook
Sam Gilliam, one of America's highly respected Color Field Painter and Lyrical Abstractionist artists, is photographed with the author/photographer's daughter, Olivia, beginning at 2 weeks old, and continuing to Olivia's 18th birthday. "Sam Gilliam and Olivia Photographs" is a narrative- the visual depiction of the close relationship between Olivia and Sam that started when she was a baby. It's about them and very particular to them. Equally important, the images are strong personal statements about commitment to the art and intimacy of photography over time.
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MFA, Fine Art Photography, Portraiture. Studied with John Gossage, Advisors: Sam Gilliam, Claudia DeMonte, Anne Truitt; David C. Driskell. BS, School of Foreign Service, Georgetown University Washington, DC Université de Bourgogne Dijon, France St. Petersburg State Polytechnical University St. Petersburg, Russia Who's Who in American Art Who's Who of American Women Who's Who in the World Photographs purchased for the permanent collections of: The Virginia Museum of Fine Art, The Corcoran Gallery of Art, Crowell & Moring, Virginia Power, The National Strategy Information Center. Portraits also included in: Georgetown University, "Special Collections," The Holocaust Museum, The Ogden Museum of Southern Art, Polish History Museum, The National Portrait Gallery, The Mississippi Museum of Art, The National Museum of Women in the Arts, A gold coin of Harrison's portrait of Jan Karski, minted by The National Bank of Poland, Warsaw, Poland, 2014. www.CarolHarrisonPhotography.com
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Man, what a dreadful day here in New York Giants land: it's grey and rainy outside, and we've got to mull over miserable storyline after miserable storyline, like "What's wrong with Eli Manning?" "How long will David Diehl play matador?" and "Between Domenik Hixon, Martellus Bennett and Ahmad Bradshaw, whose injury is worse?"
Without further ado, let's delve into this depressing pile of bad news. Let's start up top with the quarterback.
"What's wrong with Eli Manning?"
Depends on who you ask. Over at the Post, they're saying Tom Coughlin said there was far too much blame to go around for Eli to be at fault. Across town at the Daily News, Gary Meyers' column about the situation ran with the headline "Coughlin lays blame on Eli." And over at ESPN, Ohm Youngmisuk wrote that "Coughlin sees improvement in Eli." Go figure.
Honestly, we don't care enough to go back and listen to Coughlin's words and settle this week's New York back page semantics debate. Eli played pretty poorly (even he's not denying that), but there's not much you can do besides shrug it off and try to turn it around after the bye week.
Of course, if he doesn't turn it around people will keep asking about that shoulder.
"The Giants are back to being the walking wounded"
Okay, so Martellus Bennett (torn capsule, bruised ACL) will probably have to limp around the rest of the year, Ahmad Bradshaw (surprise, surprise) is back on the trainer's table getting "every test known to man," Domenik Hixon has one of those pesky high ankle sprains and Markus Kuhn will join Michael Coe on injured reserve.
Doesn't sound that bad, but Bear Pascoe, Travis Beckum, Ramses Barden, Justin Tryon and Marvin Austin all just bumped up one rung…and we've got a feeling that quite a few of you G101ers aren't too confident in at least a few of these names.
No word on how Kenny Phillips is doing and the Daily News notes that Jacquian Williams is aiming for a Week 12 return.
"Is Tom Coughlin loyal to a fault?"
This one's nothing new around here, but these questions are going to start getting some major play outside of G101 and our comments section if Ahmad Bradshaw and David Diehl aren't effectively replaced.
According to offensive line coach Pat Flaherty, Diehl will be "just fine" once the rust from his down time wears off. We're not buying that: Diehl has been trending down for years now, the offensive line was awful when he was in there early this season, much better without him, and is again trending down now that he's returned. He was awful last week.
As for Bradshaw, Gilbride did say that the lingering injuries are only part of the reason he split time with Andre Brown last week, so maybe the Giants are catching on here. Bradshaw complained that the Giants have been ignoring the running game, but if Bradshaw had to watch himself run right into defenders for no gain over and over again like we do, he might not be complaining.
For what it's worth, running backs coach Gerald Ingram said it was time "to grow up and be a man" for rookie running back David Wilson. To which we ask, how can we prove anything without being on the field?
"The New York Giants are still in first place"
The fact that the Giants are a game-and-a-half ahead of the Dallas Cowboys for first place in the division is about the only good thing Big Blue has going for them right now. Won't find much anybody talking about it though, because with the way the Giants have been playing a small lead like that can evaporate mighty quick.
Oh, yeah, and then there's this whole "Midseason Swoon" thing….
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Now, Manitoba's fast-talking, beer-drinking Olympic champion Jon Montgomery will be watched by millions more when he makes an appearance on the Oprah Winfrey Show.
A spokesman for Winfrey's production company, Harpo Inc., confirmed Montgomery will teach Oprah Winfrey Show correspondent Ali Wentworth how to skeleton. The segment was filmed in Vancouver on Thursday and will air on Winfrey's Fridays Live show this afternoon.
Montgomery, 30, catapulted to stardom after racing down the men's skeleton track at the Whistler Sliding Centre to stand atop the podium as a champion. The part-time auctioneer quickly became known as the nation's champion "hoser" and news of the small-town hero's upcoming interview with Oprah has ramped up excitement over his victory.
"It's sort of surreal for us," Montgomery's dad, Eldon, said during an interview from his home in Russell. "It's just been a whirlwind since the night of his victory (last Friday)."
Harpo Inc. spokesman Don Halcombe said Winfrey has recently featured the achievements of gold-medal-winning athletes and Montgomery's Olympic win in Whistler sparked the show's interest.
Eldon said his son has been doing interviews and attending Olympic-related events virtually non-stop since his gold medal win, and that they haven't had much chance to speak. He said the entire town will likely be watching his Oprah debut.
Eldon said his son's story has inspired hope in the nation and served as a "reminder that we all need to try a little harder and follow your dreams."
"I think the word is out and about so all of the Oprah fans can take it in," he said.
Montgomery first began sliding at Tower Hill in Russell, literally outside his back door. He didn't officially pick up the sport until eight years ago when he gave the skeleton a try at Canada Olympic Park in Calgary. Visiting the park with his parents one night, he witnessed a skeleton competition and was instantly hooked.
Parades, entertainment and a permanent sign celebrating the town of Russell's new favourite son are being planned in the wake of Montgomery's win.
"Atta boy Jon! We are so proud of you!" reads a sign at the Russell Inn, where dozens of people jammed into the pub to watch Montgomery's come-from-behind victory.
A celebration is planned for March 14 in the town, located 340 kilometres northwest of Winnipeg near the Saskatchewan border.
Eldon said the fanfare surrounding his son's win has been overwhelming, and that the family hasn't had much time to truly absorb what Montgomery has accomplished.
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TEMITOPE Obadeyi's return to Plymouth Argyle on loan may not be the last departure from Bury as manager David Flitcroft continues to juggle his squad.
The former Bolton Wanderers forward was at the Devon club when Flitcroft was appointed in December.
But the Shakers boss scuppered Argyle's plans to turn his two-month stay into a season-long loan, preferring to run the rule over the pacy attacker.
It seems now that the process of assessment and evaluation is over, and after allowing Obadeyi to leave, Flitcroft admits he is open to offers for other fringe players.
"If I get the opportunity to loan a player out and feel that it is right for the football club, to get the balance right in the squad, then I will do it," he said.
"We keep progressing this squad day in, day out. It is a continuing process."
The arrival of left-back Jake Carroll this week increased Bury's first-team squad to 27, considerably more than the 20 players Flitcroft has previously said he was aiming for.
But goalkeepers Trevor Carson and Rob Lainton, along with Obadeyi , have been loaned out, while young defenders James Burke and Robbie McIntyre and former youth strikers Anthony Dudley and Regan Walker are considered to be ones for the future, rather than the present.
They could be prime candidates for late season loans, while out-of-favour centre-back Nathan Cameron could also benefit from some game time.
That could be the plan with Obadeyi, who will complete his maximum 93-day stay at Plymouth on March 25 and may yet play an important part in Bury's end of season run-in.
The 24-year-old is currently behind five first-team strikers in the pecking order – Anton Forrester, Daniel Nardiello, Jean-Louis Akpa Akpro, Clive Platt and Ashley Grimes.
But Grimes will miss today's trip to AFC Wimbledon with a hamstring strain and is expected to be out for at least three weeks.
Further injuries could yet re-open the door for Obadeyi and Flitcroft will be hoping he will return to the JD Stadium with plenty of games and goals under his belt.


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I love making stop motion movies, and I like it even better with legos. but I always get stuck on one thing: the story.
I'm creative as heck, don't get me wrong, but I'll come up with story ideas and 2 minutes later they'll have a big REJECTED on them. It would be great to get advice from the more experienced animators. I want to be animating right now, but i don't have a story. Thanks to whoever comments.
P.S. I already checked the tutorial on the site. Thanks! :wink
Try to get inspiration from somewhere. Watch movies, read books and free your imagination 🙂
Yeah, basing it off of something may seem like copying, but it helps even if you use 2 seconds of "copying"
Listen to Superbanzai, he know what he is talking about 🙂
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I know right? I thought this site was messed up. But it's not! 😛
Check out the whole range of videos here http://brickfilms.com/category/films/ and you may be able to produce one on your own.
Wew.. You just said that is all in my mind Joseph. Why don't try something new? Like a story of your life film or story of others..
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UNTIL recently, Pepe Trevor-Goodall could not completely close her mouth. She could pull her lips together, as long as her upper and lower teeth weren't touching. The slightest pressure on her left teeth would send pain shooting through her mouth.
But like thousands of the so-called working poor, Trevor-Goodall can't afford a dentist. So she has learned to live in pain. One night, after many years of ignoring every toothache and cavity, she could no longer endure the abscess that was tormenting her above a left tooth. A generous friend loaned her $450. The offending tooth was pulled out.
That was a year ago, but Trevor-Goodall's dental anguish persists. It has been years since she has been able to chew on the left side of her mouth. And while she tries to find the thousands of dollars necessary to fix her dental woes, her temporary panacea is Panadol.
How did it come to this? Trevor-Goodall, 46, a writer and actor who is finishing her third novel, puts it down to many years of not being able to afford regular dental check-ups. She and her partner have five children between them and together clear about $750 a week. When she sells her book, at the top of her to-do list will be her teeth and her husband's eyes (he is wearing glasses from the $2 shop). But with her dental fees expected to cost anywhere between $5000 and $10,000, she is seriously considering taking the cheaper option of having the work done in Thailand. "That means my little boy gets a holiday as well, something he's never had," she says.
Despite the family's plight, she is ineligible for the public dental system a program subsidised by the State Government but one the Commonwealth repeatedly refuses to contribute to. "We can't go to a private dentist because we can't afford it," she says. "Nor are we eligible to join the public system."
She is not alone. Hundreds of thousands of people are on waiting lists for public dental care around Australia. The figure commonly floated is 650,000. In Victoria, it is about 140,000. Many in country areas such as Moe, Sale, Warrnambool and Ballarat will wait several years for treatment, vastly affecting their quality of life.
But those 650,000 do not include the many others who, like Trevor-Goodall, aren't eligible for the public system. People who do not have a health care card, but can't afford the private system where dentists can charge whatever they like. So they put off attending to fillings and cavities as more urgent bills pile up. And their oral health deteriorates further. A recent survey by the National Oral Health Alliance a coalition of organisations concerned about access to dental care estimated as many as 40 per cent of Australians could not access treatment when they needed it.
The dental health system in Australia is in crisis. The Howard Government, while propping up the private dental system, has ignored its public equivalent. It claims the thousands of people languishing on public dental waiting lists are the states' problem. Health Minister Tony Abbott lambasts the states over the dire state of waiting lists, but refuses to pitch in. But with a federal election looming teeth look set to get some attention.
As it now stands, low-income earners cannot get any government subsidy through Medicare for dental care. The few eligible for assistance are those with a chronic health condition that exacerbates their dental health. Ironically, the Government, through its rebate, helps pay for the dental fees of the better off who can afford private health insurance. Nowhere is this disparity more poignant than in areas of high social disadvantage such as Broadmeadows, in Melbourne's north-west. "The waiting list is not a kind thing," remarks Mark Sullivan, chief executive of Dianella Community Health, which provides a public dental program in that suburb. Waiting times there are on average almost three years.
A few years ago Sullivan heard of a desperate young mother who had lost her job after selling her car to pay for dental treatment. It prompted him to investigate further. He commissioned the Health Issues Centre to conduct a study of 250 long-waiting patients at his clinic. "I am a diabetic. I have four teeth left only," said one 46-year-old man who had been waiting more than two years for a dental appointment. "I have been on baby food for most of the time. I grind everything before I eat I don't enjoy eating with no teeth you can't eat much When you have no teeth, you have no life on your face You can't smile, it looks dangerous. People used to ask, 'Why is he not smiling?' "
Some people in the yet-to-be-published study told of losing teeth while they waited in the dental queue. One 70-year-old man from Malta was in so much pain that, over the years, he pulled out his own teeth. He had only one top tooth left. His bottom teeth were all loose. The study is funded by the State Government and is to be published in this month's Health Issues journal. The strategies patients in the study used to manage pain while they waited ranged from cleaning their teeth more often or more thoroughly or using dental floss several times a day through to more drastic measures using brandy or Greek whisky as a mouth-rinse, or Turkish cologne to numb teeth. About one-in-six people used over-the-counter pain killers. "Panadol is my 'lollies'," one said.
The woman who inspired the study had been on Dianella's waiting list and faced a three-year wait. "It's just madness, isn't it?" says Sullivan. He remembers a time when public waiting lists weren't so catastrophic.
In 1994, the Keating government introduced a Commonwealth dental program worth $100 million a year. While the program was not flawless, health groups say it made a significant difference. When John Howard was elected prime minister in 1996, he axed the program. He and Abbott have since ignored the advice of a Liberal-chaired parliamentary inquiry urging them to reinstate it. Last December, the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Health and Ageing reported on the perpetual "blame game" between the federal and state governments. One of its recommendations was supplementary Federal Government funding for dental services.
Labor's health spokeswoman, Nicola Roxon, says Labor is committed to
re-establishing a Commonwealth dental program. But she won't yet say how. "We believe that the Commonwealth has to play its part in tackling the national dental crisis that exists," she says. "We've also made clear that it's the states that have all of the infrastucture in public dental care, so it's critical that we work with them. Any policy that we announce will be one that will complement the work they do, not ignore it or pull against it."
Tony Abbot declined to talk to The Age, but he too has recently been polishing his own dental policy. In this year's budget, Abbott announced that Medicare funding for dental treatment for people with a chronic health condition would be expanded to a maximum of about $2000 per patient each year. He recently extended this to allow eligible patients up to $4250 for dental treatment in the private system over two consecutive years. This, Abbott said last month, would allow patients who need complex treatment to receive Medicare services as part of one course of treatment rather splitting or deferring treatment across different calendar years. The scheme starts in November. But it won't do anything to ease the pain of people on public waiting lists.
Health Issues Centre chief executive Tony McBride describes this policy as bizarre. "It's the Federal Government saying, yes, they will fund dental services, which is terrific," he says. "But it is bizarre that they should take a particular group of people, and then you have to go to the GP and get permission to go to the dentist. It's adding a cost to the system. That's shockingly wasteful."
Australian Dental Association national president John Matthews says reintroducing the Commonwealth dental program would help significantly. As would partially subsidising the cost of dental treatment through Medicare. But he argues the states must also play their part. "This is not just a federal issue. It's also a state issue, and most states are underfunding dentistry," he says. The Victorian Government, meanwhile, accuses Howard of having "ripped" $27 million out of the annual dental health budget. The state has increased dental funding from $60.5 million in 1999-2000 to $138 million this financial year.
McBride says it comes down to making the public system available to the whole community. "There's no reason why Medicare couldn't include dentists," he says. "There's no reason why the mouth shouldn't be covered by our national health institutions like Medicare in the same way every other part of you is."
But as far as Canberra is concerned, there is a strong reason why dental health isn't on Medicare it would cost billions of dollars a year. Contributing to the long waiting times in country areas is a shortage of dentists. A National Oral Health Alliance survey predicts there will be a national shortage of 1500 dental staff by 2010. And recruitment in country areas is particularly difficult. This has led to the phenomenon of dental tourism travelling from the country to the cities, where there is a shorter wait. In response, the Federal Government has added 208 new dentistry and oral health university places since 2004, which will grow to 569 places by 2010.
John Matthews says the longer dental treatment is delayed, the worse the outcome and the higher the chance of complications. Unhealthy gums can exacerbate a heart condition. "Every time you chew you give yourself a bacterial shower, so that goes from your gums, through your bloodstream and eventually gets knocked out," he says. "But it may land on a faulty valve and complicate the disease."
McBride says there needs to be a greater focus on prevention. "It doesn't make any sense, in an economic sense, to allow people's teeth to get worse and worse."
Most Australians, meanwhile, don't care which level of government pays for dental care. They just want to know they can get it.
Carol Nader is health editor.
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School Menus
There are two different menus for the Worcester Public Schools. This depends on the school facilities available at each school.
The following schools use this menu:
Burncoat Prep, Chandler Magnet, Elm Park, Clark Street, Columbus Park, Flagg Street, Grafton Street, Heard Street, Jacob Hiatt, Lake View, Lincoln Street, May Street, McGrath, Midland Street, Nelson Place, Rice Square, Tatnuck Magnet, Thorndyke, Union Hill, Wawecus Road, West Tatnuck, Worcester Arts Magnet.
School Based Preparation Menu
The following schools use this menu:
Belmont, Canterbury, City View, Gates Lane, Goddard, Norrback, Quinsigamond, Roosevelt, Vernon Hill, Woodland Academy.
Burncoat Middle Forest Grove, Sullivan Middle, Worcester East Middle.
Burncoat High, Claremont Academy, Doherty, North, South, University Park, Worcester Tech.
Your Child Can Eat Breakfast and Lunch for FREE at school!
As part of the 2010 Healthy and Hunger-Free Kids Act, Worcester, along with other districts, will begin offering free meals to all students this school year. For parents, that means no more forms to fill out, no online meal account to remember, no last minute scramble for change before the bus, and no more lunchboxes to pack. All students can eat for free! Read more...


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A plastic optical touch panel applicable for large-scale flexible display is demonstrated based on a vertical directional coupling between arrayed channel waveguides and a flexible planar waveguide. When a contact force is applied to the surface, the flexible planar waveguide is bent toward the channel waveguide, and then, the guided mode in the channel waveguide is coupled into the flexible planar waveguide, causing an output power drop. An index-matching liquid is used to fill the gap between the channel and the flexible planar waveguide in order to enhance the transparency of the waveguide touch panel. By applying a force of 1.0 N, the output intensity is decreased by 17 dB, which is sufficiently large for producing a contact signal.
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Incredible Images Of The Hindu Festival Maha Shivaratri
These glorious images show the Hindu festival Maha Shivaratri in full swing.
The hugely colourful event celebrates the Hindu god Shiva, believed to be the lord of cosmic destruction and dance.
Around 700,000 devout Hindus from India and Nepal were expected to travel to Kathmandu to attend the two-day festivities, which began on 27 February, the 14th night of the new moon during the Hindu lunar month of Phalguna.


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This is one of those brilliant ideas that transform itself into something completely fun and impractical. Yes, it takes time for it to cool down, yes, you cant store much in it, yes its red (and it tends to stand out like a bruised thumb on your desk), but for those moments when you need a cold drink, every time you grab a cold one from it, you'll smile that you have one.
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so pretty sure the boyfriend would DEF get a kick outta this one. Just sayin...not too mention, I'm actually quite fascinated by how it looks. hehe.
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THE NSW Director of Public Prosecutions will appeal the acquittal of Perth barrister Lloyd Rayney on a charge that he murdered his estranged wife Corryn.
In what was dubbed the ''trial of the decade'', Mr Rayney was found not guilty of killing his wife.
Corryn Rayney, a former registrar at the Supreme Court of Western Australia and mother of two, disappeared after her weekly bootscooting class on August 7, 2007.
Former Northern Territory chief justice Brian Martin presided over the judge-alone trial for 44 days, ultimately finding the case against the former barrister could not be proven.
Instead, he said Ms Rayney was essentially a victim of a random attack outside her home before she was buried head-first in a grave at Kings Park and her car dumped nearby.
Mr Rayney told reporters on the day he was found not guilty that it was a "terrible tragedy'' his daughters still did not know who killed their mother.
"The NSW Director of Public Prosecutions, Lloyd Babb SC, has directed an appeal in the matter of Rayney," a statement from his office this afternoon said.
"Documents were lodged today with the Court of Appeal, Western Australia. No further comment will be issued."
Mr Rayney has kept a low profile since his acquittal but told reporters on the day he was found not guilty that it was a ''terrible tragedy'' his daughters still did not know who killed their mother.
Following Mr Rayney's acquittal, many in the legal profession publicly stated they believed a retrial was unlikely because, for an appeal to be successful, lawyers would have to find a misapplication of the principles of the law.
Tom Percy QC, one of Perth's leading lawyers and a close friend of Mr Rayney, told Fairfax Radio on Thursday, before the appeal was lodged, that he did not think there would be an appeal.
''The judgment was watertight factually,'' he said.
''It was so tight legally that I would doubt there is any avenue of appeal they would be able to pursue.
''It is not a question of cost, because the government has unlimited resources at its disposal.
''I would have thought the government being a model litigant would have instituted an appeal in the first week rather than leave it to the eleventh hour.''
Another senior legal figure in Perth, John Hammond, said he could see no gaps in Justice Martin's legal reasoning.
But it seems the DPP believes there are grounds for an appeal, though it has not revealed what they are.
Mr Rayney's case was WA's most expensive trial and required the judge and prosecutor to be flown in from interstate to avoid bias because the Rayneys were well known in Perth's legal community.
There's now uncertainty surrounding a defamation lawsuit against WA police regarding the head of the major crime squad in 2007, Detective Senior Sergeant Jack Lee, who told journalists shortly after Ms Rayney's death that her estranged husband was the ''prime'' and ''only'' suspect in her murder.
Mr Rayney's ability to practise as a lawyer also remains up in the air after Justice Martin found that the barrister had engaged in ''discreditable conduct'' by lying to a magistrate, swearing a false affidavit and arranging a phone tap to monitor his wife's calls.
Both the Legal Practice Board and Barristers' Board were reviewing Mr Rayney's privilege to practise law before the appeal was announced.
The WA Bar Association, of which Mr Rayney is a member, could strip him of his membership but it cannot prevent him from practising as a barrister.
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Ellsworth Middle School holds Adventure Learning Day
On October 11th, Ellsworth Middle School's 7th grade class met in the Outdoor Classroom for Adventure Learning Day. Students practiced collaboration skills, faced problem-solving challenges, all while completing a series of team-building games. Adventure Learning Day helps build a sense of community as students take direction and support from the 32 EHS volunteer mentors. According to Katie Miller, lead teacher for the special event, "The senior mentors' help is essential for the day's success. We couldn't pull this off without them." Julie Graber, senior advisor, agrees, "It's a win-win for everyone involved." She believes that the high school students benefit just as much from having an opportunity to use their leadership skills. The seventh grade core team would like to thank Julie, and all staff, for supporting this unique experience. A special thanks to our students for their positive participation.


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The teaser arrived in April but now a longer trailer for The Woman in Black has drifted online and can be watched below.
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REACH and the family members of Dee (Hilde) Johnson will host the Johnson-Hilde Family Music Show on Saturday, Oct. 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the Top Hat Theatre at Ulen-Hitterdal School, Ulen.
The Hitterdal Lions Club will be preparing and serving a pasta meal beginning at 5:30 p.m., and there will be a silent auction held as well. Donations will be gratefully accepted for both the meal and performance, which is a fund-raiser for the Dee (Hilde) Johnson Music Memorial Fund.
The show will feature Johnson-Hilde family members, members of the Jaspers Jubilee Theatre in Park Rapids, and Kathie Brekke & the 42nd Street Jazz Band. Attendees will enjoy classic country music, gospel favorites, jazz favorites, and hilarious comedy from a special appearance by Auntie Kreamsaugen.
The late Dee Johnson lived her life full of passion for music. Born in Ulen, she entertained in Park Rapids, Ulen and Detroit Lakes for decades, until 2005. Now, in honor of her, a fund has been established to help spread the joy of music.
This fund is "dedicated to honoring the memory of Dee (Hilde) Johnson by awarding scholarships and grants to specific people, programs, projects or organizations in the Ulen, Hitterdal and Park Rapids areas, which will improve the local quality of life through music."
REACH, a nonprofit human service center located in Hawley, was founded in 1991 to serve the rural residents in Becker, Clay and Norman counties. It works with local agencies to provide counseling, education, food, clothing and other necessities, and is also the sponsoring agency for Northwest Minnesota Dress for Success, which empowers women by providing professional clothing to those seeking employment.
If you have any questions regarding the show in Ulen, please call REACH at 218-483-3145. Transportation from Hawley may be provided if there is enough interest.


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What the Kim Kardashian/ Kanye West baby means to you
If you were awake at about 12:30am this Monday morning, perhaps you read the news. Kim Kardashian is pregnant with Kanye West's baby.
You may then have felt this:
After all: despite the fact that we here at Death and Taxes really do like Kanye West, it has to be said that the guy has a voracious and out of control ego. Also, Kim is famous simply for being famous. She rose to stardom due to a sex tape she made with the brother of a mid '90s sitcom star. She then had a reality show. That's her actual career trajectory. No albums, no movies, nothing. Just a sex tape. It gets even weirder… Kim's career path inspired Laurence Fishburne's daughter to get into porno so that she could… be as famous as Kim. Here's the quote:
"I view making this movie as an important first step in my career," Montana Fishburne said in a statement. "I've watched how successful Kim Kardashian became and I think a lot of it was due to the release of her sex tape. I'm hoping the same magic will work for me. I'm impatient about getting well-known and having more opportunities, and this seemed like a great way to get started on it." – source
Ultimately, though, what Kim wants to do with her life, she can do with her life. She actually began her career in 2004 as a celebrity stylist – styling clients from Lindsay Lohan to, uh, Brandy, whose brother is Kim's costar in the sex tape. Through being photographed multiple times with her childhood friend Paris Hilton – herself no stranger to the fame phenomenon – combined with the sex tape, she rose to fame. Was the fame linked to a perverse, lecherous cultural sentiment in which people, en masse, saw her in a photograph and decided they wanted to bone her? Arguably so, and unfortunately too. It's our fault how she got here, not hers. Her life choices are her own business, and clearly, seeing as we are coming into the 6th year of production of her family's sitcom "Keeping Up With The Kardashians", clearly a lot of people out there care enough for that family to receive millions and millions of dollars each year simply for existing while the rest of us have to go to jobs every day, in the cold, uphill both ways. Which is mildly infuriating.
But, ultimately, it is what it is. Kim's fame ultimately has nothing to do with her and more with the fact that western culture has turned into a leering, sneering wildebeest that ultimately wants to bring things up and knock them down, over and over, until the thing either dies or stops entirely. Look at it this way: has Madonna had a good song in the last decade? No. But in 2012 she had the biggest grossing tour out of anyone. In the world. She now simply exists entirely on a non-stop washing cycle of residual success: she is now in the business of being Madonna. To fault Kim for her (albiet strange) passageway to fame and fortune would be remiss. There have been people famous just for existing for years—even centuries.
Look at it this way: the only reason people remember the names that we do from years and years ago is because they were legends. Do you think people in 100 years are going to remember Kim Kardashian and Kanye West? No. The Beatles? Maybe. In 200 years time even The Beatles will be nothing more than a cultural footnote. Think of your favorite actor, musician, painter… in 200 years they won't mean anything. History will ultimately remember just a very select few: Einstein, Neil Armstrong, FDR, Nelson Mandela, Queen Elizabeth, Obama.
The fact that Kim and Kanye committed the most basic human act in order to further the species means nothing. There are 4 people born every second on this planet – the baby of Kim and Kanye will be one of many born that day. Life will go on. The thing is, though, is that for all Kim's foibles and all of Kanye's loudmouth antics, the fact remains that they're probably not entirely bad people. Just famous. People projecting their own insecurities with life is what keeps them at the top – people mad at them for being famous are just mad at where they are in their own lives. So Kim and Kanye having a baby means nothing. Nothing at all. Nothing.


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Alfred Hurley Beloved brother of Alyssa, a devout citizen and pious woman who dost attend services most regular. May the Builder find a place in his House for him.
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Brother Severence - 'Tis gone from bad to worse! We managed to bury the body - finally! But the graveyard hast become quite o'ergrown with plants of all types. No manner of ax nor blade can halt their unnatural growth. We fear 'tis Pagan magics. But we know not how they accomplished it! Do please advise us, if thou hast any idea how to proceed. Most vexedly, Brother Archibald
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Brother Herald - It brings be naught but woe to write it, but the Procession of the Sacrosanct Cup must be canceled this season. Perhaps forever. For 'tis no use to proceed without the Builder's Chalice, so recently stolen from us. I'm sure thou wilt agree. Later we must decide how to sort the worthy from the lesser. The absence of our holy relic weighs heavily upon us. May the Builder give us the strength to smite our foes. In sadness, Brother Askew
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Brother Severence - Twould be much appreciated if thou wouldst advise us on a matter that hast arisen here. A devout woman hast come to us and asked if her brother might be buried in our sacred burial ground. To this we readily agreed, as the woman dost come to services every day. But, no sooner didst we attempt the burial, when a plague of undead didst set upon us! Twas so many that we didst retreat to the safety of the chapel. After gathering forces anew, we smote the zombies – and right well! Yet each time we fell these putrid foes, a new wave of them dost arise from the ground. 'Tis a curse of some kind, to be sure. If thou hast some advice, then, I pray thee, bring it forth soon! Brother Archibald
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Brother Archibald Thou didst right in contacting me. As for the woman and her departed sibling, 'tis unlikely they art as pious as presented. For, to be sure, thou art sorely besieged with Trickster magics. There is no remedy, save checking the area for any Pagan Shamans. Beware, these cursed purveyors of the Trickster's enchantments art dangerous indeed. Only a Shaman wouldst have the power to have set upon thee the plague of undead thou hast suffered. I will pray thee finds the offending Shaman soon, and bringest unto him most forcefully, the teachings of the Builder. Brother Severence


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Established in 1990, the office of Dirk Denison Architects offers a full range of programming, site analysis, design, preparation and administration of construction documents, and post-construction analysis, as well as interior furnishing and furniture design. Best known for its award-winning residential work, the Chicago-based firm has built its reputation of design excellence through a wide range of projects and scales, including multi-family, institutional and commercial projects.
Dirk Denison Architects believes in the power of architecture to construct experience. The firm's work focuses on creating a narrative that combines the idiosyncrasies of site, program and, ultimately, architecture. It is a process that elicits surprise, revelation, information, poetry, and seduction while fulfilling a basic human desire to shape its surroundings. The success of DDA's work has led to a continued relationship with many of its clients on both a professional and personal level, testaments to the meaningful experiences that the firm's creations engender.
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Dirk Denison is an architect and an educator. He trained at The University of Michigan, the Illinois Institute of Technology and Harvard's Graduate School of Design. In 1990, Denison established his practice, Dirk Denison Architects, in Chicago. His firm's work has been recognized both nationally and internationally through awards and publications for outstanding residential and commercial design work. He was inducted into the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects in May of 2005.
In addition to studying at IIT, Denison has held multiple positions there as a full-time faculty member over the last two decades. As the Director of Graduate Programs, Director of Undergraduate Programs, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs, Supervising Campus Architect and Design Studio Professor, his teaching has focused on community-based planning, multi-family housing, and urban design. Denison led a series of joint design studios between the College of Architecture at IIT and Harvard's Design School between 1994 and 1997, focused on public housing and issues of urban renewal.
Denison devotes a significant amount of time outside the office and classroom to the community and to the arts. He has a keen interest in contemporary performing and visual arts, and in addition to supporting art through his personal collection, he serves in various roles supporting the Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Contemporary Art, and several other Chicago arts organizations. He also serves as an executive board member at the Cranbrook schools and has participated as an alumni board member at The Harvard Graduate School of Design.
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After starting his pursuit in the fine arts, Michael made an early decision to switch gears and focus on architecture at the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee, graduating with a Bachelor in Architectural Science with a Certificate in Urban Planning. In 1996, he returned from his studies abroad to finish his thesis project on a regional Transportation Interchange and earned his Masters in Architecture at the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee.
After graduation, Michael moved to New York City joining the international office of Kohn Pedersen Fox & Associates (KPF). He worked on large mega-scaled projects along the Pacific Rim, including in the Philippines, Japan and China. He was an integral member of the design team for the Philadelphia International Terminal, from the beginning through operation before moving back to Chicago in Fall of 2003.
Michael and his wife, who is also an architect, enjoy slowing down to share their love of the arts, the excitement of city living, and just "chilling" with their toddler aged daughter.
Jacob Dodds received a Bachelor of Architecture, with an emphasis in Architecture History, from the Illinois Institute of Technology. A member of Dirk Denison Architects since 2007, he devotes most of his free time to personal study and to keepin' it real. He and his wife live happily on the south side of Chicago.
Tyler Waldorf received a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Engineering from the University of Kansas and a Master of Architecture from the Illinois Institute of Technology. Tyler is a midwesterner at heart and enjoys the many great things Chicago has to offer. In his free time, he enjoys cooking, traveling, and taking in a good show.
Justin DeGroff, AIA, LEED-AP received a Master of Architecture degree from the Illinois Institute of Technology and a Bachelor's degree from the University at Buffalo's School of Architecture. With previous experience at a large NYC design firm, and an optimistic attitude towards architecture, Justin strives to find opportunities for integrated design solutions from whatever obstacles lie in a project.
Michelle Simoni received a Masters of Architecture from Illinois Institute of Technology and a Bachelor of Architecture from Bowling Green State University with a focus on Urban Design. She has experience working on transit projects including CTA Wilson Station and the CTA Bus Rapid Transit. In her spare time Michelle enjoys salsa dancing, traveling, cooking and spending time with friends.
Tiffany Sherrill, PHR received a Bachelor of Science in Accounting/Business Management with a keen focus in Human Resources from Robert Morris University Chicago. Tiffany gained nearly 20 years of experience in Human Resources and small Business Management by working with consulting and other architectural firms. Tiffany is driven and passionate in helping others become the best they can be. In her spare time, Tiffany enjoys dancing, traveling, cooking and entertaining her large family during the holiday season.
Scott Collier, Associate AIA received a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Purdue University and a Master of Architecture from Illinois Institute of Technology. Scott has previous experience in commercial architecture both in Chicago and Madison, Wisconsin. When not architecting, Scott enjoys running on the 606 and cooking tasty meals.
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Later in the morning, police received reports from the Wolfson Medical Center in Holon that a young gunshot-wound victim had been admitted to the emergency room, and had succumbed to his wounds.
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