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Samsung Galaxy S III CricketCompareCricket's Samsung Galaxy S III features a 4.8 inch HD Super AMOLED screen and the dual-core 1.5GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8960 S4 processor with integrated LTE. This grants you lightning fast 4G access, while performance will get a further boost from the 2GB of RAM on the Galaxy S III.+ View Specs
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Samsung Galaxy AxiomCompareSamsung Galaxy Axiom is a mid-range device quite similar to the Galaxy S III mini. There are, however, a few notable differences between the two. To start, there is no word of an AMOLED panel being present on its front. Instead, the Samsung Galaxy Axiom is equipped with a 4-inch TFT screen offering 480 by 800 pixels of resolution. The processor inside it is a dual-core chip running at 1.2GHz. You also get a pair of cameras – a 5-megapixel one with LED flash on the back and a 1.3MP cam for video chats up front. Further down the specs sheet we see 4GB of internal storage that can be expanded by popping in a microSD card and a 2,100mAh battery good for 7.5 hours of talk time. Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich comes pre-loaded with goodies like S Beam and S Voice. Last but not least the Galaxy Axiom runs on the U.S. Cellular 4G LTE network for speedy internet access.+ View Specs
Samsung Galaxy Axiom
Samsung Galaxy S4Compare9.3 reviewSamsung prides itself in the differentiation the AMOLED screen technology brings to its high-ends, and it has indeed achieved the unthinkable with the Galaxy S 4 this time around - a five-inch panel with the amazing for OLED screen 441ppi pixel density. Not only that, but it debuts the first octo-core Exynos 5 Octa processor in the international version, as well as a temperature and depth sensor for the first time. With features like Floating Touch and hand gestures you can control the phone without even touching the display, while the S Health and S Translator integration add to the unique aura around the S 4 as a truly human companion.+ View Specs
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Apple iPhone 5sCompare9.3 reviewThe iPhone 5s is not a radical departure in design for Apple, save for one very important feature. No, we don't mean the new Space Gray and Gold colors. We have in mind the home button that has been on iPhones from day one, is now turned into a fingerprint scanner dubbed Touch ID. It lets you unlock the phone and authorize purchases, safely storing your fingerprints in the A7 processor itself, out of the reach for anyone but a few default iOS 7 apps. This A7 processor debuts on the iPhone 5s as the first 64-bit mobile chipset in use on a commercial device, utilized by the latest flat and minimalistic iOS 7 that has been rewritten to take advantage of the 64-bit system. It sports a dedicated M7 co-processor for always-on motion sensing, too. The iSight camera stayed 8 MP, but is much improved, with larger pixels, wider aperture, and the ability to shoot slow motion videos, not to mention the dual two-tone LED flash on the back that strives for natural skin color representation.+ View Specs
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HTC One SV LTECompare7.5 reviewThe HTC One SV features a 4.3-inch WVGA Super LCD2 display which works out at a very decent pixel density of 217ppi. With not that many pixels, the dual-core 1.2GHz Snapdragon S4 Plus should not have much trouble with fluid performance. There is 1GB of RAM, 8 gigs of internal storage and Beats Audio support. Moreover, at 4.3 inches this device would be great for one-handed use. The One SV comes with a very quick 5.0-megapixel BSI camera that takes as many as 30 consecutive shots. All of this runs on Android 4.0.+ View Specs
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Samsung Galaxy Discover S730GCompareThe Samsung Galaxy Discover is a low-end smartphone, operating on Android 4.0. It offers a 3.5'' 320 x 480 px display, a single-core 800MHz Qualcomm processor, 3MP rear camera and all the perks of the smart platform.+ View Specs
Samsung Galaxy Discover S730G
Samsung Freeform 5CompareThe Samsung Freeform 5 is a feature phone. It offers a full QWERTY keyboard, 2.4'' display, 3 MP camera, and Bluetooth 3.0.+ View Specs
Samsung Freeform 5
Kyocera HydroCompareThe Kyocera Hydro is a water-resistant phone. It's running on Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and is aiming for the budget-conscious customer. The Hydro features a 3.5-inch HVGA (320x480 pixels) display, 1GHz single-core processor, 512MB of RAM, a 3.2-megapixel camera and a 1,500mAh battery.+ View Specs
Kyocera Hydro
Kyocera Domino S1310CompareThe Kyocera Domino S1310 is a basic tri-band CDMA candybar phone. It features 1.8" CSTN display, Bluetooth 2.0, WAP 2.0 browser and MMS.+ View Specs
Kyocera Domino S1310
Apple iPhone 5cCompare9 reviewThe iPhone 5c replaces the iPhone 5 in the Apple stable, inheriting its internals, like the A6 processor, 4" screen and 8 MP camera, but wraps them up in "unapologetically plastic," candy chassis that can be mixed and matched in many colors with the new slotted cases. It is Apple's first take at the upper mid-range concept, and runs the newest iOS 7 without a hitch.+ View Specs
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ZTE SourceCompareThe ZTE Source is a mid-range device with Android 4.1.2, 4.5'' display, 1.2 GHz dual core Snapdragon processor, 1 GB RAM, 4 GB ROM, microSD card slot, and 5 MP camera with BSI.+ View Specs
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Rob Corddry & the ghost of Richard Harrow are on this week's CBB!!
Plus, two LIVE b-b-b-bonus-s-s-s-s episodes recorded at the 2013 Just for Laughs festival in Montreal featuring Tig Notaro, Brent Weinbach, Todd Glass, Andy Kindler, and Ronna & Beverly are available to purchase at the Earwolf store NOW!
TODD GLASS on THE FOGELNEST FILES!!
2012 Comedy Bang Bang Nativity Pageant Special
Join Scott Aukerman and Kulap Vilaysack as they reflect on the past 10 years of the Comedy Bang Bang: Standup show. Get a glimpse of what it is to be backstage at a Comedy Bang Bang show and hear some heartfelt messages recorded backstage at the 2012 Comedy Bang Bang Nativity Pageant from some amazing comedians such as Zach Galifianakis, Todd Glass, Jimmy Pardo, Jenny Slate, Patton Oswalt, Paul F. Tompkins, Doug Benson, Brian Posehn, Anthony Jeselnik, and many more. We also encourage you to donate to the LA Food Bank. Special thanks to Audible for sponsoring this special episode and Robyn Von Swank for the amazing photos of the evening.
Who Charted?: Silly Dance Party
American treasure Todd Glass shows off his new tattoo on today's Who Charted! We learn which songs make Todd cry, the story behind his silly dance parties, and why he defends Justin Bieber to his mom during Dusted's Top 5 Alternative Albums Chart. Todd tells us why he doesn't see a lot of movies, explains why not smiling when making eye contact with a performer makes you a bully, and the importance of checking in early at an airport with the Movie Chart. Plus, we hear about the early days of Todd's stand up career with the help of Hermes the Chart Goose!
Coming this Wednesday to Who Charted… comedian Todd Glass!
"Too Tall for Maxx," a children's book by Glenn Maxx. From this week's Comedy Bang Bang!
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Comedy Bang! Bang!: This is a Safe Zone
Scott is back from the Comedy Bang! Bang! tour and brings one of the best guests you can get on a show, Todd Glass! Todd joins us with his own jingle, shares how he took a bit too many pot cookies, and discusses his stance on spanking jokes. Plus, we welcome children's book author Glenn Maxx to the safe zone to talk about his multi-part saga and to read an excerpt of his book for the first time. Don't forget to pick up the Comedy Bang! Bang! LIVE Summer Tour episodes!

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Southport & Irving is a nostalgic neighborhood establishment offering fine food and drink. Celebrating regional Midwestern flavors, our menu is rooted in American classics and comfort, driven by seasonal produce and local fare. Always welcoming to large parties, Southport & Irving offers table style dining options for dinner, brunch, and private events.
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Questions Answered: Special Advance Screening of The Grand Budapest Hotel
by Dave Jennings, Tue 25 Feb 2014, 3:54pm
We got inundated with emails, phone calls, and RSVP's in the first 20 minutes of the event being live. We are still digging out of it right now. We know this stressed a lot of people out and not everyone got tickets to the event that wanted in. RSVP's went quick. Here are the questions we have gotten and answers for you:
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Fight the Power: Protest in Film (1980's)
A film by Mark Cousins
This is the story of how brave filmmakers spoke truth to power. American independent director John Sayles talks exclusively about these years. In Beijing we discover the blossoming of Chinese cinema before the Tian'anmen crackdown. In the Soviet Union, the past wells up in astonishing films, and in Poland the master director Krzysztof Kieslowski emerges. With Ronald Reagan in the White House and Margaret Thatcher in Downing Street, the 1980s were the years of protest in the movies.
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I used to work in a supermarket where the girl on the deli counter cut off the top of her finger in the meat slicer, but was made to finish her shift before going to hospital. You can now pay Ł100 to shoot zombies in the store's empty shell, haunted by poor dead nine-finger deli girl. Tell us your tales of the old retail experience, from either side of the counter
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May be because they don't do much of it and are uncomfortable with it. My neighbor across the street is a roofing contractor. He just re-reoofed his house and garage with metal, so I got to watch and see how it went.No one recommends metal here-of 3 guys I've spoken to now.
It went slow. Lots of things the crew were used to no longer applied, and they were pretty frustrated. He did his own house to find out how metal went (it was his first metal job) and he found out the hard way. I think it took a couple of weeks to do, whereas a shingle job would be 3 or 4 days. It looks great, though, and he's pretty happy with the result. I'll ask him what his overall opinion is the next time I see him.


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As companies continue to spin-off, split-up, and sell off parts of their business, carve-out financial statements become more and more common. What complex issues are important to plan ahead for, and what personnel and resources are required to prepare and audit the statements? Gain insights on challenges and opportunities associated with preparing carve-out financial statements, especially relating to accounting for income taxes, and learn ways to help your company navigate this important process.
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New Downloadable Audiobook Service!
April 14, 2014
Just in time for National Library Week, were introducing a new downloadable audiobook service called OneClick Digital. It isnt completely new since it has been available through NC Live, but we have our own site now and we plan on adding new titles to it starting in July. OneClick Digital will provide a new selection of titles for avid audiobook listeners since there are some authors who work exclusively with OneClick Digital!
Christopher Paul Curtis
April 9, 2014
Join us on May 12th at 6:30pm for a very special program presented by the award-winning children's author Christopher Paul Curtis.
Christopher Paul Curtis is the author of:
- The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963
- Bud, Not Budd
- Bucking the Sarg
- Mr. Chickees Funny Mone
- Mr. Chickees Messy Missio
- Elijah of Buxto
- The Mighty Miss Malone
His books have won a Newbery Medal as well as two Newbery Honor awards and three Coretta Scott King Awards. The Watsons Go to Birmingham 1963 was made into a feature film recently released on video.
Library Services Available at Deep River Recreation Center
March 31, 2014
Beginning April 1st you can pick up your requested library materials from 5-8pm Monday-Friday. Drop off materials anytime at the walk-up drop box.
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Call the library or go online to request library materials and select Deep River pickup location.
NCDL For Kids!
March 19, 2014
Do your Kids like using the Kids Catalog (Scout) to find books? If they do, Im happy to announce that now they can access the digital library with their very own Kids Catalog. Follow this link to try it out.
As you can see, it is geared to be very user friendly for kids to use independently. New e-book and audiobooks titles will be added to the collection regularly. If you and your kids havent tried the digital library and would like more information about it, feel free to contact Julie Raynor at 883-3093 or email@example.com to learn about upcoming help sessions or setup an individual training session.
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- Tutors are carefully screened experts, and include certified teachers, college professors, undergraduates from accredited universities and professionals.
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This service requires you to enter your library card barcode for access from home, or access it from any public computer in the library without a library card.
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November 26, 2013
Beginning December 2, 2013 our system can keep a loan history of everything you borrow from the library. You must request this service at the lending desk or customer service desk on the first floor. This service is not retroactive and will only track items you borrow after you request the service.
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Coming to terms with Wayne Rooney
Be careful what you wish for. In 2010, Wayne Rooney handed in a transfer request after David Gill failed to convince him that the Manchester United squad would be strengthened to his specifications. Now that squad is much stronger. So strong, in fact, that it apparently no longer requires Rooney. Karma can bite you like that, but you have to admire her sense of irony.
Quite where Rooney will go, should this speculation prove correct, is anyone's guess. With weekly wages that go up to 250,000 pounds with bonuses, there aren't many clubs that can afford him. Manchester City were sniffing around in 2010, but they are a very different club now. Title holders and close to securing a third successive season in the Champions League, they don't need to pay absurd salaries to attract players, especially not with UEFA's Financial Fair Play on the horizon. PSG is an option, and so too is Chelsea, where in Andriy Shevchenko and Fernando Torres, Roman Abramovich has a history of signing strikers with better reputations than their subsequent performances.
- Video: Rooney's future
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- Report: United open to Rooney sale
Wherever Rooney goes, there is a widely held feeling that this will be his last chance to fulfil his potential, which is odd given all that he has achieved. It feels absurd to suggest that Rooney has fallen short in life when his personal trophy cabinet bulges with four Premier League titles and a Champions League, along with a cluster of individual prizes including the PFA and the Football Writers' Player of the Year awards. He has scored 140 goals for Manchester United at the impressive rate of slightly over one every other game. He's played for England 79 times and is only 17 goals away from breaking his country's all-time goal-scoring record. By any reasonable standard, he has enjoyed a hugely successful and rewarding career. And yet ...
Perhaps it is the brilliance of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo that leaves us with the false feeling that Rooney has somehow underwhelmed us. No one would seriously argue that he belongs in their company, but then again, the same could be said of all but a handful of players to have ever played the game. Messi and Ronaldo are extraordinary footballers, the kind of talents that you will use to belittle your grandchildren's heroes in generations to come. And yet ...
Perhaps it is Rooney's Englishness that has held him back. As a player, he is admired even by supporters of rival clubs for the way he surges around the park, but tactically that can make him a complete liability. When United are struggling to keep possession, you'll often see Rooney clattering back to help his full backs. It's all very noble, but when the ball comes back, where is United's striker? Ah, there he is, huffing and puffing his way back into position.
Certainly, there are concerns within Old Trafford that his 'English' lifestyle has hampered his performances. Rooney famously returned from an abject performance in the 2010 World Cup only to be caught by the paparazzi on a marathon boozing session just four days before his first preseason fixture. Seeing pictures of him smoking cigarettes and urinating up a brick wall, the thought occurred that this might not be how Messi and Ronaldo prepare for a new campaign. Cigarettes have played a recurring role in Rooney's career. One of the more worrying aspects of those 2010 allegations of infidelity was the account of him handing 200 pounds to a bellboy in return for a post-coital packet of Marlboro Lights. It wasn't simply the fact that smoking isn't particularly helpful to athletes, it was the throbbing aura of 'meh' that Rooney seemed to be radiating. He didn't care about his fitness, he didn't care about his marriage and he didn't care that 200 pounds was an unusually large fee to pay for a pack of tabs. Was that the attitude of a world-class sportsman?
Perhaps the real problem is that the reality of Rooney is so at odds with the fantasy we had back in 2002 when he wellied a last-minute winner past David Seaman and announced himself on the world stage. Back then, he was a 16-year-old who seemed to capture the very best bits of Bryan Robson, Paul Gascoigne and, if you listened to some of the most excitable observers, Diego Maradona. He was England's greatest hope, the weapon required to turn those near-misses and laughable failures into trophy-wielding glory. And it hasn't really turned out like that, has it?
Perhaps it's time to accept that Rooney is simply a very good footballer, maybe even an excellent one. He's just not a great one.


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The second semester is under way here at West Union. A congratulation goes to Robin Lindsey for being selected as the Union County teacher of the year. Also, a congratulation goes to Katie Jenkins who has been selected as the HOBY representative for West Union. She will attend the HOBY seminar in Jackson in May. West Union will be hosting the Junior High Union County Basketball Tournament on the 17th, 21st, and the 24th. Last Monday, January 7, the girls bowling team beat East Union 7:1, and the boys won 5:3. They will both be competing in Starkville Thursday, January 17. The girls will play Starkville girls, and the boys will play East Webster. The Spelling Bee winners were Bailey Evans, Brianna Thomas, and Elizabeth Hasley. The Reading Fair first place winners are as followed: Division B-1st grade individual- Haleigh Jamison, Division C-2nd grade individual- Emily Conlee, Division D- 3rd grade individual- Megan Whittington, Division E- 4th-5th grade individual- Olivia Williams, Division F- 6th-8th individual- Beth Conlee, Division G-9th-12th individual- Chelsea Heaton, Division H- K-3rd group- Ms. Youngs class, Division I-4th-8th group- Austin Haynie, Division J-9th 12th group- Dalton Harris, Division K- Family K-3rd- Megan Cooper, Division L- Family 4th-8th- C.J. Burks. On January 23, the 10th grade will tour the Vo-tech building. On January 30, the clubs and basketball teams will take pictures. Here is a thought I am leaving you with. "Never say I cant handle it. When an ant looks at something twice what he can handle, and then carries it home to share, you can handle it."
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Prosciutto Quesadillas with Gingered Apples, Caramelized Onions, and Ricotta Mustard
Author Notes: In Texas, kitchen essentials go beyond just eggs, milk, butter, and bread. If I ever run out of salsa, jalapeños, or tortillas in my own house, I know I'm just a doorstep away from borrowing a neighbor's rations of these south-of-the-border staples. As a result, whenever I'm in the mood for a warm, toasty sandwich, I skip sliced bread every time and reach for my trusty tortillas. And I don't use just any tortillas, but hand-rolled, freshly baked tortillas that I get from my local Mexican supermarket. {I know, I'm spoiled.} I can't think of anything better than a ham and cheese quesadilla on a crisp fall day. I throw in caramelized onions, gingered apples, and a little ricotta mustard to make them a little less ordinary, and the result is so tasty and so comforting - just as a classic ham and cheese should be. - The Internet Cooking Princess
Serves 4
Prosciutto, Salami, and Cheese Quesadillas with Gingered Apples and Caramelized Onions
- 8 Tortillas
- 16 ounces Black forest prosciutto
- 1 cup Monterrey Jack cheese, shredded
- 1 cup Muenster cheese, shredded
- 1/2 cup Parmesan cheese, shredded
- 2 Large yellow onions
- 2 Red baking apples, peeled, cored, and thinly sliced
- 1 teaspoon Ground ginger
- Ricotta mustard (see ingredients and instructions below)
- Olive oil
- Preheat a sauté pan on high heat, add two tablespoons olive oil, and saute the apples for about two minutes. Then, add the ground ginger to the apples and sauté for another two minutes. Set the apples aside.
- In the same sauté pan, add another two tablespoons of olive oil and the sliced onions over high heat. Sauté for five to ten minutes or until the onions begin to caramelize. Set the onions aside.
- Before assembling the quesadillas, combine all the shredded cheeses. Then, taking two tortillas, sprinkle a thin layer of shredded cheese on one tortilla and spread about a tablespoon of the ricotta mustard (see below) on the other.
- On top of the tortilla with the mixture of shredded cheese, add a few slices of prosciutto, a small handful of sautéed apples, and then a small handful of sautéed onions. Place the tortilla with the ricotta cheese on top to fully assemble the quesadilla.
- In a sauté pan on high heat, add two tablespoons of oil and the quesadilla. Fry in the pan for about a minute or until the tortilla develops a golden brown color and slightly crispy consistency. Flip the quesadilla in the pan, adding another tablespoon or two of oil, for another minute or until you get the right color and consistency.
- Repeat this process (quickly) with the remaining ingredients. Once they're ready, slice into quarters and serve hot so that cheese is nice and melty.
Ricotta Mustard Spread
- 4 tablespoons Ricotta cheese
- 1 1/2 teaspoon Colman's mustard (MUST be Colman's)
- 1/4 teaspoon Rosemary, finely chopped
- 1/4 teaspoon Honey
- To make the ricotta mustard spread, simply combine all ingredients in a small mixing bowl. If you aren't keen on spicy mustard, just use one teaspoon of Colman's.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best "Ham and Cheese"
Tags: quesadilla, Sandwiches, savory


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SchemaTuple in Pig
Review Request #4651 - Created April 5, 2012 and updated
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This work builds on Dmitriy's PrimitiveTuple work. The idea is that, knowing the Schema on the frontend, we can code generate Tuples which can be used for fun and profit. In rudimentary tests, the memory efficiency is 2-4x better, and it's ~15% smaller serialized (heavily heavily depends on the data, though). Need to do get/set tests, but assuming that it's on par (or even faster) than Tuple, the memory gain is huge. Need to clean up the code and add tests. Right now, it generates a SchemaTuple for every inputSchema and outputSchema given to UDF's. The next step is to make a SchemaBag, where I think the serialization savings will be really huge. Needs tests and comments, but I want the code to settle a bit.
Changes between revision 1 and 2
- trunk/build.xml:
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By Ben Golliver
• Russell Westbrook discusses his unique fashion sense with Lang Whitaker in a GQ interview.
GQ: Now as you've aged and you can buy your own stuff, what's interesting to you?
Russell Westbrook: I look for the different stuff, man. I'm confident in some of the things that I wear, regardless of what other people are wearing. I just try to find what looks good on me. I shop all the time, basically every day, whether it's online or in every city we go to.
GQ: Were you like that in high school and college too? Were you concerned with the way you looked then?
Russell Westbrook: In college I didn't dress up every day, for class or stuff like that, but when it came time to do certain things I'd dress up for sure.
GQ: What did you wear to the prom in high school?
Russell Westbrook: I had an all-white tux with a turquoise vest, and some white-and-turquoise Stacy Adams. I won best dressed at prom.
• Jessica Camerato of CSNNE.com with a jaw-dropping profile of Celtics guard Leandro Barbosa, who opens up about his tough childhood, his mother's kidnapping and his mother-in-law's search for a kidney.
"My mother-in-law, she's in a coma," Barbosa told CSNNE.com. "I have to go and try to help, so it's kind of hard. At the same time, I have a job and I have to be here, so I had to come back. The situation is still going on."
Barbosa's mother-on-law needs a kidney transplant to survive. Last month she was placed in a medically-induced coma while doctors attempt to find a donor. Barbosa has been juggling the NBA schedule with a race against time to help his family. They look to him for a source of strength.
"The doctors were telling me she could have passed away any minute because she needed kidneys," he said. "She's in a line to get the kidneys so we're trying to figure what we can do to have them. I've been talking to some of the people here in America and internationally to see what we can do to fly kidneys over there, but it's a lot of work. It's hard. We know that she's in that situation that she can pass on."
• Now that coach Alvin Gentry has been let go, the Suns should pursue a rebuilding effort through the draft, writes Kevin Pelton of ESPN.com.
Instead, the Suns should make this a slower rebuild. Their best shot at the talent they need to build around will come through the draft. Phoenix will have at least its own lottery pick and could improbably get a second if the Lakers miss the playoffs, thanks to this past summer's Nash sign-and-trade. Nobody is pulling harder for the Lakers to struggle than Phoenix, because if the Lakers do make the playoffs, their pick will go to the Cleveland Cavaliers, and the Suns will end up with Miami's first-round pick, which surely will fall to late in the round.
But if the Lakers land in the lottery, their pick goes to Phoenix without any protection. Between the two selections, Hollinger's Playoff Odds show the Suns landing the top pick 12.5 percent of the time. They are also likely to get a third first-rounder from the Grizzlies via the Timberwolves in the Wesley Johnson trade.
• As Rob Mahoney wrote on Thursday, Kobe Bryant recently called himself the best one-on-one player in the world. He also described handily beating Tracy McGrady in one-on-one.
I played T-Mac. I cooked him. Roasted him. Wasn't even close. Ask him, he'll tell you. When I was about 20, we were in Germany doing some promotional stuff for that other sneaker company and we played basketball every day. We were in the gym all the time. We played three games of one-on-one to 11. I won all three games. One game I won 11-2. After the third game he said he had back spasms and couldn't play anymore.
• On Twitter, McGrady disputes that account.
@mheatfan631 LOL Hell no! That's far from the truth. No one in the NBA is playing 1 on 1. Me and KB never went to Germany together either..
— Tracy McGrady (@Real_T_Mac) January 18, 2013
• Bryant only ranks No. 8 in an SI.com video list of the greatest one-on-one players in the NBA right now.
• Professional basketball player Rod Benson writes that he doesn't believe performance-enhancing drugs are a problem in the NBA.
The only time basketball players use the word "steroids" is when making fun of some dude on their team who is just big for no reason. My current teammate, Ira Clark, is pretty jacked, so it's funny to say things like "lay off the juice, homie!" But I've never meant it.
My reason is that I have literally never seen PEDs, seen another guy doing them, or heard of anyone doing anything like that in my entire life. Granted, I'm not in the NBA, but I'm still a part of the hoop fraternity, and it's never come up. I've even recently asked numerous other players if they suspect anyone of having used PEDs, and they all say no. I may get a "well that MF-er Dwight is pretty damn big," but even that is half-hearted. I'd say that at least guarantees that it's not a steroid culture like people have claimed baseball to be during the home run record chase.
• Brett Koremenos of Grantland wonders whether the Spurs, currently No. 3 in the West, need to make a splashy move by the trade deadline.
This good-but-not-good-enough status leaves San Antonio in a predicament. The team could choose to show respect to the old guard and let the Duncan-Ginobili-Parker trio chase Finals glory one more time, or the Spurs could buck nostalgia and seek to make a deal between now and the February 21 trade deadline.
Thanks to a series of shrewd moves by their excellent front office, San Antonio is well-positioned to make a major move in the coming weeks, should they choose to do so. They have a large expiring contract (Stephen Jackson), a good big in his prime (Tiago Splitter), a desirable young player on a cheap deal (Kawhi Leonard), an intriguing young prospect (Nando de Colo), and a full allotment of first-round picks.
• Ken Berger of CBSSports.com details the hot water that NBPA executive director Billy Hunter finds himself in after an independent investigation into "allegations of nepotism, conflicts of interest and the potential misuse of union funds."
Above all, the report called into question the validity of Hunter's employment contract, stating that "no serious question exists" that Hunter's 2011 contract extension –- worth as much as $18 million — was not approved by the union's player representatives (one per team), in violation of the NBPA's constitution and bylaws. The report recommended that the executive committee and player reps should decide at All-Star meetings next month whether to ratify Hunter's contract retroactively or permit him to continue as executive director and properly approve a new contract.
In a lengthy statement hours after this meticulous indictment of his leadership of the union was released to the public, Hunter stated that he believes his contract is valid since it was approved by the executive committee and signed by Fisher.
"I look forward to continuing my work with the NBPA," Hunter said.
In light of Thursday's report, such an outcome is unfathomable –- provided enough players suddenly decide to care about things hardly any of them questioned for years. There were signs Thursday of an awakening among the union membership, as one player who had reviewed the report told CBSSports.com, "It speaks for itself."
• Sports Illustrated's Lee Jenkins on the Heat's win over the Lakers in Los Angeles on Thursday.
The Heat came to Staples Center on Thursday at the end of a nine-day road trip and on the second night of a back-to-back. The Lakers had won two in a row, which for them constitutes an extended streak, and they had their full complement of stars because Pau Gasol was back from a concussion. In what was once considered a Finals preview, before anyone actually saw Steve Nash or Dwight Howard in a gold uniform, the Lakers did what they failed to do in the first two months. They worked. They scrapped. They defended. Despite 20 turnovers, and a dearth of easy baskets, they somehow clawed their way to a tie score with two-and-a-half minutes left.
The Heat still won, 99-90, for the same reason they are still favorites to repeat. In a way, this game could be emblematic of this season. The Lakers made a bunch of shiny moves. The Clippers built a potent bench. The Knicks got off to a fast start. Kevin Durant became an all-around force. But, in the end, it may not matter because LeBron James remains in Miami. While Kobe Bryant was launching contested fade-aways, and actually hitting some of them, James was charging into the middle of the Lakers squishy defense, finishing with a barrage of lay-ups, reverse lay-ups and ferocious jams reminiscent of last spring. "You've got to marvel at what he did," said Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni.
• Marc Spears of Yahoo! Sports writes that there was nothing left for Kobe Bryant to do but compliment James.
"He's one of the best we've ever seen," Bryant said about James. "Metta [World Peace] was up for the challenge. But LeBron made some tough shots."
Bryant is a future Hall of Famer who will end his career as one of the greatest ever. He doesn't give compliments easily. On Thursday, he didn't spare the praise for James.
"Incredible performance," Bryant said. "He does that consistently though." Bryant used the word "phenomenal" to describe what James called just another game.
• Chad Ford of ESPN.com writes that the Bobcats could be interested in UNLV forward Anthony Bennett.
Bennett should also get a long look here. The power forward spot might be the weakest for the Bobcats right now. Mullens, who's playing out of position, has been solid. Tyrus Thomas and Hakim Warrick just aren't cutting it. Bennett is a bit undersized for the position, but he's long, super athletic and can really score from anywhere on the floor. He also has a NBA-ready game and should be able to come and be an upgrade from Day 1.
I've heard the Bobcats are big Bennett fans. While I currently haven't had a team tell me he's atop its draft board, I could see the Bobcats being a team that leans in that direction. He's a good fit for their needs, can be an immediate impact player. Maybe he can resurrect the legacy of Larry Johnson (who is actually a pretty good comp for Bennett) not only in Vegas, but in Charlotte, too.
• SportsRadioInterviews.com has a transcript of former Lakers coach Mike Brown discussing his dismissal on 790 AM in Miami.


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Not really here to argue; just stating the obvious.
Lets make things clear. Even with the recent power ups naruto is still < to minato.
I know he got really fast, but there is no way anyone could move from point A to B faster than FTG (Which is instant).
Combined with minato's high reflexes, FTG can be considered as the strongest defense in naruto. Notice that he doesn t bear any scars which can be proof that he never got hit by an attack.
Just because the 9 tail helps naruto now doesn't make him > to minato. Minato already battled someone who had the monster under his control (someone >= to naruto without kyuby).
Naruto may now be better at handling chakra, but in a 1 on 1 fight, minato can t be defeated.


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Just got a $35 monster cable from WMart. Gonna keep the receipt on that one until these arrive...
$500 TV, $1 mount, $3 HDMI cable. Hope the cables have enough tensile strength to keep the TV from crashing to the floor when the $1 mount snaps.
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If astronauts could deliver a large quantity of breathable air to somewhere with lower gravity, such as Earth's moon, would the air form an atmosphere, or would it float away and disappear? Is there a minimum amount of gravity necessary to trap a breathable atmosphere on a planet?
Gravity is a major factor in planets retaining atmospheres over the eons. But there are other factors that must be taken into consideration to consider the volatility of an atmosphere.
Solar wind is the main factor of erosion on any atmosphere. But a healthy magnetic field can deflect most of the solar radiation and decrease the erosion. It has been a matter of debate recently if exo-moons of jovian planets in habitable zones of their host stars would be able to sustain atmospheres: such moons are most likely tidally-locked, so their magnetic fields are not expected to be high, but their host planets will likely have strong radiation belts. But is not clear at the moment if the radiation belts will protect or erode the atmosphere. Saturn has a benign level of radiation, so we have Titan, which has an atmosphere that is thicker than earth's
I guess the devil is in the details. For example, if the celestial body in question is far from its star, so its temperature is very low, it is easier to retain low-temperature air around the body. On the other hand, very cold air is not breathable anyway. There is another way though. If the astronauts can bring so much air to the body, why don't they arrange a membrane around the body to keep the air? Furthermore, they don't need the membrane around the entire body, they can arrange it just over some limited area where they want to live. On the other hand, they would need to protect such a membrane from meteorites... So I guess there is a lot they can do and a lot of factors that could make their life miserable:-)
The speed of oxygen at room temperature (293k) is 1720km per hour so if the escape velocity of the moon or planet is greater than that then at least you will have oxygen. If you want some nitrogen in the mix then you will have to google it's speed like I did for oxygen;-)


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Published: 26 Jun 2011 09:300 comments
If nothing else they might find a little more room around town, with some 40,000 Reading supporters heading up the M4 to spend the day in what was London NW10 when the club last played there in 1995 but now seems to have become London HA9.
Victory will not only mean everything to those fans, but also to many thousands who will be with them in spirit and, without wishing to resort to an old cliche, it will re-register Reading's name on both the football map and in the minds of peoples from Beijing to Boston, delighted to see the guys in blue and white back in the Premiership and on their TVs again.
We report elsewhere the potential riches victory will bring for both club and local economy, but no amount of money could buy the feelgood factor we'll all share if the boys bring home the spoils on Monday. Best wishes and good luck. Come on you Royals!
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20 Feb 2014 09:30
Dr Phillip Lee MP column: Children must be protected from smoke
THERE has been much media attention and speculation surrounding the recent vote in Parliament over smoking in cars carrying children. I would like to take this opportunity to explain why I voted in favour of this piece of legislation.
11 Feb 2014 09:30
Adam Afriyie column: Council tax cut is good news
IT STRIKES me that whenever I'm chatting to residents it's not long before the conversation turns to energy bills and the general pressures on household budgets.
23 Oct 2013 09:30
John Redwood MP's column: 'We need cheaper energy'
ENERGY prices are too dear already and are now going up too quickly. They have been at the centre of the Westminster debate this month.
26 Sep 2013 09:30
John Redwood MP's column: 'I keep control of my expenses'
WE HAVE recently been told that MPs expenses for the year 2013-13 were higher than in 2009, the last year under the old system. The national media made much of the fact that expenses had hit a new high.
20 Sep 2013 09:30
Adam Afriyie column: 'Festival will be a real treat'
IT'S that time of year again, when the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead begins to bloom with arts, culture and an atmosphere of excitement as the Windsor Festival kicks off in style.
13 Sep 2013 09:30
Phillip Lee column: 'Council should drop fight against hospital changes'
HAVING failed to secure a judicial review on the former primary care trust's decision to close some services at Heatherwood and Wexham Park, the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead has now demanded the Secretary of State for Health set up an Independent Reconfiguration Panel (IRP).
5 Sep 2013 09:30
Colin Antink column: 'It was nice to be beside the seaside - mostly'
WELL, I have just returned from a week in Costa del Weymouth. At the risk of sounding like a postcard, 'Weather great, swimming in sea, relaxing on beach'.
29 Aug 2013 09:30
John Redwood MP's column: 'Let's not rush to war in Syria'
AS I write this I have just learnt that Parliament has been recalled. We are asked by the government to meet on Thursday [August 29] to debate the situation in Syria, and if necessary to vote on government proposals.
30 Jul 2013 09:30
Maurice O'Brien column: 'It's pay now, more pay later for those at the top'
HAVE you noticed how many of them carry those big satchels? Ministers, Civil Service hierarchy, bankers, accountants and the BBC elite, particularly the BBC elite, arriving for work, getting fired or wriggling in front of some tribunal.
26 Jul 2013 09:30
Adam Afriyie MP's column: 'Heathrow expansion is foolhardy'
FOR residents in Ascot, Heathrow proves its worth as a noisy, but welcome neighbour. Aviation plays a huge role in delivering long-term economic growth and importantly provides the international connectivity this country needs to thrive in the highly competitive global economy.
18 Jul 2013 09:30
Dr Phillip Lee MP's column: 'Foreign patients must pay their way'
I HAD the chance to question the Prime Minister on health tourism at Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday, July 3. I received many letters from concerned constituents and therefore felt it was important to raise this issue with the Prime Minister.
11 Jul 2013 09:30
Colin Antink column: 'I'm so happy to have moved into new flat'
WELL, I have now moved into a smashing little flat which is much closer to my nearest and dearest and much safer for me. It pains me to have to admit it but my general physical health/ disabilities have recently become much worse and it was becoming increasingly hard to look after myself.
8 Jul 2013 09:30
Adam Afriyie column: "Syria is not our war"
WHEN I walk through Windsor and Ascot, I am always reminded of how proud I am to represent a garrison constituency, and it strikes me that we should do everything we can to protect our soldiers from harm by deploying them only when necessary.
24 Jun 2013 09:30
Maurice O'Brien: 'And finally, Labour betrays us over pensions'
WHY does the Labour Party harbour such animosity towards anyone with a pension? Is it some old class warfare equation which maintains that if one saves carefully all his life and another fritters everything away they must finish up with exactly the same?
20 Jun 2013 09:30
Phillip Lee column: 'Hospitals need radical shake-up'
THE provision of healthcare is changing. Unfortunately, some people (including politicians, both local and national) remain resistant to this inevitable change. Interestingly, the reconfiguration of health services has been a big topic in the national media over the past few weeks.
30 May 2013 09:30
Maurice O'Brien: And next on the BBC, another unforgivable waste
AT RISK of seeing the likes of Andy Burnham turn into a melting blob of indignation, just imagine the 17.9million households in Britain were asked to contribute £145.50 each year towards the NHS.
23 May 2013 09:30
MP's column: Phillip Lee on the EU debate
As the Member of Parliament for Bracknell, I am elected with a mandate to represent the residents of my constituency in Westminster. It is therefore necessary that our membership and participation with the European Union (EU) be placed under the scrutiny of the general public in a referendum.
10 May 2013 09:30
Colin Anink column: 'It's an obstacle course for scooters'
WHY, oh why do cars feel they have the right to park across drop-down kerbs just because it is more convenient for them?
18 Apr 2013 09:30
MP's column: Phillip Lee shows support for rescued birds
CHARITABLE organisations play such an important part in our communities for families, children and animals and we can learn a lot from the principles behind local charities. I want to pay particular attention to the fantastic work being carried out at a Crowthorne-based bird sanctuary that I have recently agreed to become a patron of.
21 Mar 2013 09:30
Colin Antink: 'Get in the real world!'
I AM going to make a stunning confession. I don't do Facebook. Yes, you read that right, I really don't. 'But Everybody does Facebook!!' I hear you scream.


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Hello everyone!
finally i managed to make openAL work and it's great.
I'm creating a 3D environment to display urban developments.
I want to play a wav file (steps) while the user is moving inside the environment and don't play it while is standing still.
that's the bit of code i wrote to achieve this outcome [obviously it doesn't work!!! :( ]:
float x[2],y[2];
float xmov,ymov;
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if(xmov=0,ymov=0) alSourcef(g_sources[2],AL_GAIN,0);
else alSourcef(g_sources[2],AL_GAIN,1);
do i need to add a sort of time counter to make j change every second (or half a second)?


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As the White Bridge Road area grew over the years, so did the college. In 1984, Nashville State joined the Tennessee Board of Regents (TBR) system of state universities and community colleges. In 2002, the Tennessee General Assembly and the Governor expanded the mission of Nashville State to a comprehensive community college. As a community college, Nashville State offers the Associate of Applied Science technical and career degrees, and the Associate of Arts, the Associate of Science, and the Associate of Science in Teaching transfer degrees.
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In order to better serve middle Tennessee, additional sites have been established. In Waverly, the Humphreys County Center of Higher Education serves students in Humphreys and surrounding counties. In Putnam County, the Cookeville campus of Nashville State serves the upper Cumberland region. The Clarksville Campus provides additional higher education opportunities for Montgomery and surrounding counties. In Nashville, the Southeast Campus provides learning opportunities for all of southeast Davidson County. Students can also take classes at the college's Dickson campus located at the Renaissance Center.
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You've likely heard of barre studios like Pure Barre, Bar Method, Barre3, FlyBarre, Xtend Barre...and the list goes on.
While each has an individual sculpting method and style, all focus on small, isometric movements combined with stretches to lengthen muscles. The technique stems from The Lotte Berk Method, an exercise developed in the late 1960s by German dancer Lotte Berk, and brought to the United States in the 1970s by one of her students.
Today's workouts incorporate moves from ballet, yoga and Pilates, and use props like lightweights, yoga blocks, resistance bands, weighted balls and Pilates rings. Fun props, but many moves can be done without the extras.
For tips on which, we asked two New York City instructors—Kara Liotta, Master Instructor and Director of Training at FlyBarre, and Kristine Storie, instructor and owner of Xtend Barre—for their favorite no-equipment moves.
Barre Moves You Can Do At Home:
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Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gamble of 4917 Holmeswood Drive, Winona, will be honored on the occasion of their 50th wedding anniversary at an open reception from 5 to 8 p.m. July 13 at their home.
The former Judy K. Hoyt and Mr. Gamble were married on June 30, 1963, at the bridegroom's home. The Rev. Albert Oaks officiated.
The Gambles have three children, Sondra Gamble, Susie (Joe) Schopfer and Sara (Chad) Wood. They also have six grandchildren which they both enjoy.
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Mr. Gamble is a self-employed barber at Jay's Barber Shop. He is a member of Tri State Antique Auto, Elks of Salem and Pinky's Wednesday Nite Golf League. He enjoys his Corvette, gardening and golf.
Mrs. Gamble retired from Sanor Insurance Agency. She is a member of Hazel Circle and Wednesday Morning Girls of the church. She serves as a volunteer in kindergarten at United School.
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NewsMarlboro Welcomes Pianist Renana Gutman
Marlboro, VT—Marlboro welcomes pianist Renana Gutman to perform Beethoven's Sonata in C Major, opus 2, number 3 and Sonata in B-flat major, also known as the "Hammerklavier," on Sunday, November 4, at 3:00 p.m. in Ragle Hall, Serkin Center for the Performing Arts, at Marlboro College in Marlboro.
"Hammerklavier" is renowned for being among the most difficult pieces of music written for piano and, according to composer and pianist Ferrucio Busoni (1866-1924), is also the greatest piano piece ever written.
A participant in the Marlboro and Yellow Barn music festivals, Renana Gutman received her bachelor and master degrees in music at Mannes College of Music, where she studied piano with Richard Goode.
Ms.Gutman is a winner of the Los Angeles Liszt Competition, Dorothy MacKaenzie Recognition Award of the International Keyboard Institute in New York, Mannes Community Orchestra Solo Competition and the Tel-Hai International Piano Master Classes Competition. From 1992-2004 she has received the America-Israel Cultural Foundation scholarship with distinction.
Gutman has appeared as a soloist with the Belgian "I Fiamminghi" Chamber Orchestra, the Jerusalem Symphony Orchestra and the Mannes Community Orchestra in New York among others. She has recorded and broadcast solo and chamber music for ABC, BBC, NPR and the Israeli Radio and Television.
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Mule is Manchester's only alternative and independent newspaper, only published online at present, but we want to go back into print. We currently relies entirely on grants, donations, fundraising events and a little ethical advertising.
The Family Wolves answer some of MULE's questions ahead of the Friends of Mule fundraiser on 26 October
The Yossarians due to headline our Friends of Mule fundraiser gig on Saturday 26 October at Pop Up Bikes, but first they chatted to us about music as a tool for social change, European gigs and mortality.
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/dh7n4f/processed_poultry) has announced the addition of the "Processed Poultry Meat & Poultry Meat Processing Equipment Market - Global Trends & Forecasts to 2018" report to their offering.
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The processed poultry meat market revenue is estimated to reach $250,949.5 million by 2018, with a projected CAGR of 5.9%, while the processed poultry equipment market was valued at $ 2,667.0 million in 2012. The processed poultry meat market has grown exponentially in the last decade and this growth is expected to continue. Factors such as the increasing demand for protein rich convenience food, busy lifestyles of two-income middle class families of developing countries are driving the market for processed poultry meat. The ever-growing population, especially in developing nations, and their increasing income are expected to result into a rise in the demand for food, both, fresh and processed. As a result, the processing of meat is expected to increase in the near future.
R&D activities carried out across all regions, especially in Europe, to develop low-cost production techniques are expected to add pace to the growth rate of the poultry meat processing equipment market. The major restraint of this market is the small and medium organizations in Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and South African countries catering to the demands of the local market but which cannot afford the costly poultry meat processing equipment. Lack of awareness among the processors about the technological advancement in the industry is another restraining factor of the market.
Global processed poultry meat market was valued at $1,79,551.2 million in 2012 and projected to reach $250,949.5 million by 2018. Poultry processing equipment market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 6.7% from 2013 to 2018. The trend in the processed poultry equipment market is shifting towards convenience food, hygiene, safety and custom fillets and portions of poultry products in order to suffice the increasing consumer demand. The major market players in poultry processing equipment market are Marel Food processing limited (Iceland),CTB Inc, BAADER Food Processing
Machinery (U.S.) and others.
The size of the processed poultry meat and poultry processing equipment market was derived by forecasting techniques based on the segments of the entire market, such as types, product types,market players and the trade between various geographical regions. The major market players were acknowledged through secondary research and their market revenue was determined through both primary and secondary research. It includes the study of the annual reports of the top market players and interviews with key opinion leaders such as CEOs, directors, and marketing personnel.
Key Topics Covered:
1 Introduction
2 Executive Summary
3 Premium Insights
4 Processed Poultry Meat: Market Overview
5 Poultry Processing Equipment: Market Overview
6 Processed Poultry Meat Market, By Type
7 Processed Poultry Meat Market, By Product Type
8 Poultry Processing Equipment Market, By Type
9 Processed Poultry Meat Market, By Geography
10 Processed Poultry Equipment Market, By Geography
11 Competitive Landscape Processed Poultry Meat Market
12 Competitive Landscape Poultry Processing Equipment
13 Company Profiles Processed Poultry Meat Market
14 Company Profiles Poultry Processing Equipment
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USD Holiday Concert to be held on Nov. 17 The University of South Dakota Brass Choir and Chamber Singers will present a special Musical Holiday concert on Friday, Nov. 17 at 8 p.m. in Slagle Auditorium on the USD campus.
The ensembles are conducted by Larry Torkelson and Rolf Olson.
The Chamber Singers will perform the famous Ceremony of Carols by the celebrated 20th century English composer Benjamin Britten. Featured student vocal soloists include Brandy Kitzmann of Sioux City, IA, Shelly Bottorff of Webster City, IA, and Ken Oakley of Rapid City. The Singers' performance of Gloria (1996) by Emma Lou Diemer will feature USD faculty pianist Dr. Susan Keith Gray and senior piano major Eric Eichorts of Waseca, MN. Freshman piano major Alex Verburg of Sheldon, IA will also accompany. Other featured USD student vocal soloists include Mecia Morgan of Custer, Samantha Hoskins of Storm Lake, IA, Erin Little and Brad Hanson of Sioux City, IA and Aron Nevin of Pierre.
The USD Brass Choir program will also feature 20th century compositions including the Liturgical Symphony by Fisher Tull, Variations on a Hymn by Edgar Crockett, and special jazz arrangements of well-known Christmas songs by Richard Peaslee.
The Singers and Brass will conclude the holiday concert with the performance of the third movement of Hodie! This Day by Z. Randall Stroope. The public is invited to attend the free event.


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Weird, clever Long Island license plates
Long Islanders are fond of taking creative license -- with the plates on their cars. Here is a gallery of such artistry!
Compiled by Iris Quigley
To submit a creative license, send a photo of the plate with your name, phone number and hometown to email@example.com.
Or mail them to Iris Quigley, Library, Newsday, 235 Pinelawn Rd., Melville, N.Y. 11747-4250.
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