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Not a very long time ago, people would sit together in their rooms, stare at their television sets and wait for their favorite programs to start. They would often put on hold other chores, rush through the traffic or hastily put their kids to sleep so as to catch their favorite television show in time.
What you read above may be said for years gone by, and for some, may stand true today itself. But the truth is, not many people now have the time to wait for the shows they want to watch or listen to. Some people have completely abandoned watching TV and usually resort to downloading their entertainment dose through the internet and enjoying them at a time of their choice.
Now if the new media consumers are getting ready, how can the producers be left unprepared?
Ever since Apple added support for podcasts in iTunes, in about 2005, their popularity has soared unceasingly. When RSS aka news feeds had popularized, they were thought of as a quick and intuitive way to read articles and follow up news updates and several other texts in a short span of time. Instead of going to the news, people now had news coming to them. After text, media followed. With the advent of the media-in-newsfeeds idea, podcasts took birth. Now instead of going to their shows, people could now get, and watch them whenever they wanted. Several podcast popularized, iTunes had a platform where everyone wanted to be.
That's probably enough of history you would want to know about this thing called podcasts. For more, see Wikipedia.
What is a podcast?
A podcast is a combination of a media file audio or video combined with a RSS newsfeed. The name itself is a compound of the words broadcast' and iPod', even though Apple didn't invent the term. Think of it this way. If you subscribe to a podcast, whenever the person who publishes it wants to broadcast a media file audio or video you will get hold of the file as soon as he publishes it. Now that you have the broadcast file in your possession, you can access it whenever you want. This is just a non-geeky explanation, feel like digging more? Go here. Now, that media file you just downloaded, could be a comedy show, a drama, a DJ music show, a talk show, an interview, a science piece, or anything on politics, movies or technology. It's just radio. But better.
How is it different from other forms of media?
They're live. This is not. You can miss TV or radio shows if you don't listen or watch them when they air, you can't do that with podcasts. You can listen or watch them anytime!
How to create your own podcast?
Now think of it. Creating your own podcast can be both easy and difficult. Easy if you think of yourself as a common Joe who wants to get his word out. It's just about speaking and recording right? Or think of yourself as a competition to the real media guys, the TV. Then you'd have to push some skills up your sleeve. Podcasting can be done in two ways: Audio or video. Most things discussed in this guide are for the audio podcast producer, however, many may apply to the video producer too.
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Google has reached a landmark agreement with authors and publishers to make millions of books available online, in a deal that includes a $125m (£80m) payout and the end to lawsuits filed by companies including Penguin.
The agreement, part of which is subject to the approval of the US District Court in New York, comes after two years of negotiations between the parties and will mark the end of two lawsuits against the Google Book Search tool.
Today's agreement settles a class action lawsuit filed by the Authors Guild in September 2005 challenging Google's plans to digitise, search and show snippets of in-copyright books and to share digital copies with libraries without explicit permission.
A month later five major members of the Association of American Publishers – McGraw-Hill, Pearson Education, Penguin, Simon & Schuster and John Wiley – filed a separate suit on similar grounds.
The deal today, described in a joint statement by all parties as "groundbreaking", will see online access granted for millions of in-copyright materials "and other written materials" in the US through Google Book Search.
Rights holders will be able to control the pricing of online content and access to books.
Under the agreement Google will make payments totalling $125m to be used to establish a Books Rights Registry, to resolve existing claims by authors and publishers and to cover legal fees.
Worldwide holders of US copyrights for written material can register works with the Books Rights Registry and receive compensation from subscriptions from institutions such as universities, book sales, ad revenue "and other possible revenue models", as well as cash payment for their works that have already been digitised.
Sergey Brin, co-founder of Google, called the deal a "great leap" in the search engine giant's endeavour to "organise the world's information".
Free access will also be made available at participating US libraries that are willing to pay a fee. There are more than 16,000 libraries in the US.
Libraries at the California, Michigan, Wisconsin and Stanford universities have "provided input" towards the settlement and will make their collections available.
"It is hard work writing a book and even harder work getting paid for it," said Roy Blount Jr, the president of the Authors Guild. "As an author, well, we appreciate payment when people use our work. This makes good sense."
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Wimbledon were down to 17 professionals by the start of the season, but after some indifferent friendly matches, began well, winning the first three matches to move in to an early lead. They continued to prosper and in the best game of the season so far, won 1-0 at Cambridge United to move six points clear, Cooke scoring the winner in the first-half.
Wimbledon were again drawn against Dartford, this time in the FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round, having already put them out of the League Cup. Dons were trailing to a ninth minute goal at half-time, which arrived with Dartford having conceded 18 fouls, but after the interval attacked down the slope and quickly scored twice through O'Rourke and Cooke.
Wimbledon could not sustain the momentum, though and Dartford equalised 20 minutes from time. But in the Plough Lane replay, 3,849, the largest crowd of the season so far, saw Wimbledon completely overrun Dartford to win 3-0. Wimbledon were still unbeaten in the League, but their luck turned on October 25 when they lost at home to a last minute goal against Hereford United, their nearest challengers. A defeat at Guildford City then cost Dons the leadership, and it was Hereford who assumed pole position.
In the first round of the FA Cup, Wimbledon had to visit Midland League Grantham and 400 traveling supporters boosted the crowd to 3,845. On an atrocious pitch, it became clear that Wimbledon would struggle as they were dwarfed by their opponents. Grantham had three great goal chances in the first five minutes, but missed them all and it took a freak own goal to put them ahead in the 40th minute. Cooke equalised in the 54th minute, but three minutes later, Grantham went in front again and held on to the 2-1 advantage.
The lowest home League crowd of the season, 2,070, saw Wimbledon take on strugglers Folkestone Town in the mud and at half-time Wimbledon led 3-2. It was a different story 45 minutes later, however, as Wimbledon had added six further goals to make the final score 9-2, Cooke claiming five.
And seven days later Cooke was on the boil again, scoring four as Wimbledon crushed Corby 6-1 to move top. Wimbledon strengthened their position over the Christmas period by completing the double over their erstwhile amateur rivals Barnet, but although Davies gave them the lead at Hillingdon, the League leaders collapsed in a 10 minute spell to fall 4-1 behind. Wimbledon pulled two back but it was not enough to earn a point.
Wimbledon had beaten Dartford and Stevenage Town to reach the Southern League Cup quarter-final, where they had to visit First Division pacesetters Margate. Many in the 1,153 crowd were surprised that the match even started, as dense fog ruined the game as a spectacle. But O'Rourke scored a first half hat-trick to give Wimbledon a 4-0 half-time lead, which they retained to earn a semi-final tie at Barnet.
Five coach loads travelled with the team across the capital to see Wimbledon kick off down the slope in front of a bumper 4,005 crowd. Barnet got the boost of an early goal, but Wimbledon couldn't take advantage of the slope and went in 2-1 adrift. Barnet increased their lead soon after the break, Wimbledon missed a penalty and they never looked like pulling the game round.
They still held the lead in the League, but a disastrous Easter cost them dear. Wimbledon went ahead at Romford, but lost 4-1 and the next day they slipped again, 2-1 at King's Lynn - their ninth away defeat in their last 11 League outings.
The return match against Romford on Easter Monday saw Wimbledon go ahead again, but Romford soon equalised and scored three in the second half to repeat that 4-1 thrashing and knock Wimbledon off the top.
Their old failing of conceding late goals was also costly. A Law own goal in the 89th minute put an end to victory over Chelmsford, while two weeks later, Wimbledon were 2-0 up at home to Guildford City with 10 minutes remaining, but it finished 2-2.
Wimbledon's last home game was against Nuneaton Borough, who were themselves in the tide race and a dreadful Smith error cost Wimbledon an early goal and with it any realistic tide chance. With one game to go, leaders Weymouth had the best goal average, with Wimbledon one point adrift, third, so they had to win at already-doomed Bath City in their final game to have any chance.
It was to prove a bitter, brawling affair. Wimbledon had two clear penalty appeals turned down, and then an O'Rourke shot appeared to cross the line, but his appeals were waved away, to the surprise of even the Bath players. Some Wimbledon fans invaded the pitch and jostled the referee in an attempt to make him change his mind, but in the 65th minute, Bath killed the game on a rare breakaway and the match fizzled out.
Romford and Nuneaton both won to finish first and second. Weymouth and Wimbledon, both losers, missed out completely. At the end of the season chairman Sydney Black was re-elected a vice-president of the Southern League, while at the Football League AGM, Champions Romford obtained five votes and Wimbledon one.
In common with other clubs, Wimbledon's gates had increased over the previous season, no doubt due to the increased interest in the game following England's World Cup win, as well as Wimbledon's involvement in the title chase. Wimbledon had averaged just under 2,900 in the Southern League and in the PMFL, the first six games averaged 1,330, but fell away after that.
Admission prices were raised by one shilling, to four shillings for 1967-68, partly in response to the financial results, which showed that Wimbledon had just about broken even. Three players signed for Wimbledon during the close season, including an 18year-old goalkeeper with Isthmian and England Youth caps - Richard "Dickie" Guy. But Guy, to become a national hero, did not have the happiest of starts at the club. Training on a local rugby pitch, the crossbar collapsed on him and he was out of action for the start of his Wimbledon career.
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This summer's musical choices have been made. Our thighs have been chafed from festivals, our livers raked over the fiery coals, our eardrums gently caressed. And now, as we drift into the last quarter of the year, we're taking one look back at some of our favorite summer shows.
Father John Misty, Sons of Hermann Hall The show began with the performers fully clothed. Har Mar Superstar, who had a thunderous performance of dance-funk-pop, was the first to get down to his underwear. OK, he was the only one, but the show's tone was instantly set: This was not going to be a night of doom folk. Former Fleet Foxes drummer Josh Tillman's old stuff is macabre, spiritually contemplative. Tillman's new persona, Father John Misty, spent the night on the Sons stage churning out a handful of Harry Nilsson-esque pop-rock. And he was funny. And weird. It was just over an hour, and probably one of the best dance parties that has come from a prolific folk writer to date. - Nick Rallo
Gillian Welch and David Rawlings, Majestic Theatre My review from that night says it all, really. Oh, wait. It doesn't address the fact that months later, after seeing many other shows, I still have thoughts of pure awe when thinking back to that night. The sparse scene of two master craftsmen huddled close together on stage, playing a pure form of American music, is one that resonates within me still and reminds that regardless of the changes in the music industry, the power of a transcendent live show is something that can never be sullied by corporate conglomerates and focus groups. - Kelly Dearmore
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H20 Music Festival, Cotton Bowl June kicked off with a cross-lingual party thrown by Univision, and their first-ever H20 fest. Damian Marley, Snoop Dogg, Weezer and Gym Class Heroes mixed together with Spanish language mega-stars Mana, Paulina Rubio and Bobby Pulido. Despite what would be the beginning of the summer heat, people came out in droves to drink, sing and scream along to bands they loved. The fest even ended with a literal bang, as world-renowned electronic artist Tiesto performed to a cascade of fireworks. H20's success proved its mix of music was sustainable in the area, which led to the launch of Dallas's Radio H20. - Jaime-Paul Falcon
The Weeknd, House of Blues When I get someone a gift, I have no patience to deliver it. If it's for Christmas, but I find it in October, then you get a Halloween gift from me. So, it pleased my craving for instant gratification when The Weeknd was announced barely two weeks before his show at the House of Blues. Fresh from a highly-criticized performance at Coachella, I still had high hopes for the live performance. For me, it was the standout performance of the summer, maybe the year. Memorable as much for the audience experience as the musical, I remember the crowd was almost silent as Abel Tesfaye moved from song to song, just barely lit, still mysterious as ever. Tesfaye, one part Prince and some ghost of Frankie Valli, was haunting that night. That falsetto just barely lifted over the heavy boom of his sultry band, and found its way to the light in the dark of that club. - Deb Doing Dallas
Ronald Shannon Jackson, Kessler Theater Those shows where you get goosebumps cannot be underestimated. Getting to see a galvanizing force like drummer Ronald Shannon Jackson in the intimate confines of the Kessler shouldn't be either, and on that night in early July, and handful of us got to see a confluence of DFW jazz heavies engage in some psychic prayer. Show of the summer, and possibly the year. - Audra Schroeder
Iron Maiden, Gexa Energy Pavilion If you only focused on Iron Maiden's set list, you might think the band was playing everything safe. There weren't any new songs, or songs from the band's last few albums. Instead, it was classic after classic at the old Starplex, delivered by a still-vital band. Now in his mid-50s, Bruce Dickinson is a fantastic performer, mixing a court jester kind of act while leading an army into battle. The band was on fire with songs like "The Prisoner," "Number of the Beast" and "Fear of the Dark." Opener Coheed and Cambria, very vocal Iron Maiden fans themselves, gave the audience a very balanced set of songs from their five albums, along with a cover of Black Sabbath's "Heaven and Hell." If this was a kid's first time to see a real rock show, then it was a perfect introduction. - Eric Grubbs


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Pretty Face is published by Viz as part of the Shonen Jump Advanced line. Current price is $7.99 per volume.
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Bimonthly. Tankōbon. Scheduled for six volumes.
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Writer/Artist/Creator: Yasuhiro Kanō (叶 恭弘)
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First published in Japan as Puriti Feisu (プリティフェイス) from 2002–2003 in the anthology Weekly Shonen Jump.
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Lightbend Tech Digest - August 2017
"Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower."
That is how Albert Camus put it. We made it back from summer vacation and it is time to gear back up into work mode. Here's a good opportunity to start over is to check in with what you might have missed last month. A big thank you to this awesome community for all your contributions!
To help us amplify the news, articles, guides, and how-tos out there, feel free to reach out on Twitter at @myfear to point me towards relevant resources. Now it's time to sit back, grab a coffee and relax while you read through this month's highlights :)
Releases and Updates
- Highlight: Scala 2.12.3 released.
- Akka 2.5.4 Security Patch released.
- Akka HTTP 10.0.10 released.
- Akka-Streams-Kafka 0.17 released.
- sbt 1.0.0 released.
- Lagom 1.3.7 and 1.3.8 released.
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Chicago's Pilsen is known for its wonderful multi-cultural mosaic neighborhood. It's a vibrant and youthfully warm community in the lower west side of Chicago. Generations of families live herewith their trusted pets right by their sides.
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There are plenty of things in the great neighborhood of Pilsen for you and your pooch to do.
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'Do you know what tomorrow is?" my husband, Toryboy, barks suddenly over breakfast.
"Is it National Burn All Your Velvet Jackets Day?" I say hopefully.
"No. Search that tiny calcified organ you call a heart and see if you notice anything special about tomorrow's date."
I do, and I don't. He informs me that it will, in fact, be our first wedding anniversary.
"Do you want a present?" he says.
"Of course I want a present. I don't think I get enough presents. I think I should get one at least every time you call me your hobbity half-woman because I haven't shaved my legs. And two presents when you do it in public. What is the first anniversary thing, anyway? Wood? Baked beans? Tears? Is it tears?"
"It's paper."
"Brilliant! Can I have half a million pounds in used notes?" I cannot. Fortunately, inspiration – sparking in large part off your kind suggestions from a few weeks back about how to disperse my reader's block, for which many thanks – strikes. "We can reorganise my books!" I say. The theory is that this will give me back control over my possessions and stop me feeling overwhelmed and therefore paralysed by choice. Toryboy brightens. It's his kind of project, too.
We start by bringing them down from all four corners of the house and stacking them in one room. By the 15th box, he is claiming that Miss Read has been spontaneously reproducing behind our backs. "Even for a domestic lady novelist, this is too much," he says. "There must be some kind of spray we can use."
"Don't listen," I murmur as I group her crisply witty offerings lovingly together. "He's a bad, bad man."
In the next box, he finds a children's book about the Titanic that I'd finished just before my reading glands packed up. "Look at this," he says. "I could have written a dissertation on the politics of trans-Atlantic liner ownership and Anglo-Americo-German trade rivalry by the time I was eight, and here you are, now, only just managing to absorb" – he turns the book over to read the blurb – "the heartbreaking tale of Bridget O'Bridget, 33rd-class passenger aboard yer big boat dere. You should be ashamed."
"And you should be able to wash, dress and feed yourself at the age of 36," I say calmly. "But I found you in a Westminster gutter five years ago incapable of doing anything but shouting at Newsnight and plotting dark revenges for still-unspecified crimes against broadcast news allegedly committed nightly by Jon Snow. As my dear, congenitally intolerant grandmother would never have dreamed of saying, it takes all sorts to make a world."
We work for a while in silence. Eventually the room is mazed with books. "It looks like postwar Europe," he says as we unpack the final box. "Borders mean nothing any more, and everyone is looking to a higher authority to help them out. So… what kind of system are you planning on? Simple alphabetical order? Chronological within alphabetical? Maybe a moderated form of Dewey Decimal? I do most of mine by publisher, but then the colophon was my only childhood friend."
"None of the above," I say. "It goes 'Fiction', 'Non-fiction'. Read and unread within each of those. Within each 'unread' there will be 'Really want to read', 'Quite want to read', 'Not quite sure why I bought this' and 'Accidentally bought this twice – this is the spare.' Then a shelf for 'Lovely books' – that's my Folio Societies and my Persephones and occasional other volumes whose beauty trumps their read/unread status. And here, maybe on a special shelf all of its own, I'm going to put Bridget. And call it social history. OK?"
He turns puce, purple and finally white. A strangulated noise of acquiescence emerges and he sets to work in silence. I think I might have broken his spirit. This may be the best anniversary present ever.


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McKibbin's Irish Pub West Island says employee tested positive for COVID-19, asks customers to get tested
MONTREAL -- McKibbin's Irish Pub on Montreal's West Island will close for two days after one of its employees tested positive for COVID-19.
The pub's management is asking anyone who stopped by the establishment to get a test for the novel coronavirus.
"Although, the risk of exposure to our clients is low, as we have implemented all of the government safety guidelines, we would encourage anyone who has visited our West Island establishment to get tested," the pub wrote on its Facebook page.
The bar added that it will close for 48 hours to disinfect and sanitize the restaurant.
The news comes as Montreal public health confirmed that over a dozen people have tested positive for the virus after visiting at least nine bars in Montreal.
The health department's Sante de Travail office teamed up with the workers' safety board (CNESST) and carried out 197 inspections this weekend in Montreal bars to ensure rules were being followed.
Quebec Health Minister Christian Dube spoke about the situation in bars Monday during the province's COVID-19 news briefing.
"We'll monitor very closely, especially with bars," said Dube. "If we see bar owners not complying with the rules, we will have to act accordingly… But we need to give them the benefit of the doubt."
As of Saturday, masks will be mandatory in public indoor places including bars.
Health authorities sent out a warning on the weekend urging anyone who has been in a bar on the Island of Montreal since July 1 to go for COVID-19 testing.


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Divers Search For Wreckage, Bodies In Hudson River
Police boats and divers on Sunday recovered a piece of a submerged helicopter and a body as investigators resumed their search of the Hudson River for wreckage from the helicopter and a small plane that collided in midair.
Investigators also renewed their search for pictures and video of Saturday's accident, which was seen by thousands out enjoying a beautiful summer day.
Nine people — three members of a Pennsylvania family in the private plane, five Italian tourists and a pilot from New Jersey in the Liberty Tours helicopter — died in Saturday's collision, the city's worst air disaster since a 2001 commercial jet crash in Queens that killed 265 people.
The fourth body was recovered by midmorning Sunday; the body was a torso found stuffed in the fuselage of the helicopter wreckage, two law enforcement officials told The Associated Press. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because all the bodies have not yet been recovered or identified.
National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Debbie Hersman said a nearby helicopter pilot saw the plane approaching the in-flight helicopter and tried to alert his fellow chopper pilot.
"He radioed the accident helicopter and told him, 'One-lima-hotel. You have a fixed-wing behind you.' There was no response from the pilot," Hersman said.
The pilot then saw the plane's right wing clip the helicopter, and both aircraft split apart and fell into the river, she said.
The two aircraft went down just south of the stretch of river where a US Airways jet landed safely seven months ago. But this accident was, in Mayor Michael Bloomberg's words, "unsurvivable."
On Sunday morning, New York Police Department boats about 100 yards from Hoboken's waterfront circled three buoys that marked the wreckage of the helicopter, and three New Jersey State Police divers were in the choppy waters. The plane had not yet been found.
A U.S. Army Corps of Engineers crane was moved up the river near the helicopter wreckage, which authorities hoped to remove by Sunday.
Hersman said the river's strong currents and poor visibility hampered divers' efforts to recover the bodies and wreckage.
She said she did not know if there were black boxes or other recording devices on the two aircraft. Aircraft of their size are not required to have such equipment.
Hersman said investigators were hoping to find photos and video of the accident that could help them determine what happened. A handful of photos have surfaced in the media, including at least one showing the moment of impact.
The helicopter company, Liberty Helicopters, released the name of the pilot in the crash: Jeremy Clark, of Lanoka Harbor, N.J.
The plane's pilot was 60-year-old Steven Altman, of Ambler, Pa., the two law enforcement officials told the AP. Also in the plane were 49-year-old Daniel Altman, of Dresher, Pa.; and his 16-year-old son, Douglas, the officials said.
The five tourists were from the Bologna, Italy, area. The two officials identified them as 51-year-old Michele Norelli, 16-year-old Filippo Norelli, 49-year-old Fabio Galazzi, 15-year-old Giacomo Gallazi and 44-year-old Tiziana Pedroni.
The accident happened in a busy general aviation corridor over the river where pilots are generally free to pick their own route, as long as they stay under 1,000 feet and don't stray too close to Manhattan's skyscrapers.
The skies over the river are often filled with pleasure craft, buzzing by for a view of the Statue of Liberty.
Saturday's accident recalled another crash involving New York Yankees pitcher Cory Lidle and his flight instructor, who died when their plane hit a skyscraper while flying a popular sightseeing route in 2006.
In January, the river was the scene of a spectacular aircraft landing that resulted in no loss of life after a US Airways flight taking off from LaGuardia Airport, in Queens, slammed into a flock of birds and lost power in both engines. The plane crash-landed in the river, and all 155 people on board were pulled to safety.
The NTSB has long expressed concern that federal safety oversight of helicopter tours isn't rigorous enough. The Federal Aviation Administration hasn't implemented more than a dozen NTSB recommendations aimed at improving the safety of the tours, called on-demand flight operations.
A report by the U.S. Department of Transportation's inspector general last month found that 109 people died in accidents involving on-demand flights in 2007 and 2008, while no one died in commercial airline accidents.
The plane, a Piper PA-32, was registered to LCA Partnership in Fort Washington, Pa. The address is shared by a real estate company run by Steven Altman. A woman who answered the telephone Saturday at Altman's home hung up, and police wouldn't let reporters enter a private driveway leading to the home.
Liberty Tours runs sightseeing excursions around the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island and Manhattan at costs ranging from $130 to about $1,000.
Two years ago, a Liberty helicopter fell 500 feet from the sky during a sightseeing trip. The pilot was credited with safely landing the chopper in the Hudson and helping evacuate her seven passengers.
In 1997, a rotor on one of its sightseeing helicopters clipped a Manhattan building, forcing an emergency landing. No one was hurt.
This program aired on August 9, 2009. The audio for this program is not available.
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Thank you! My appt is late this afternoon, and I know already that even if a biopsy is done, I won't get results for a while, but I'll post them here as soon as I know. My friend who just had another biopsy said based on the location and other things I've told her, mine should be a piece of cake. Hers came back benign this time. I'm so happy about that!
She explained that the worst thing about all of this is the waiting. I have issues with patience anyway, so this has been a test for me. I had a strange reaction to the stress the other day, which I was a very aware of happening, but I couldn't stop it until my friend calmed me down with her level headed-ness. I spent a good deal of my time at work cleaning my bench, and all my clothes felt wrong, and my hair felt awful on my neck. I was very uncomfortable and needed all my tools to be aligned. It was maybe something like mild OCD. I'm since back to my slightly less neurotic self. It will be nice when this is over.


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On getting down to 23 players in preparation of the season:
We don't play 'til Thursday, so the declaration of roster is not necessarily who's out on the ice. I mean, we put a roster in, but we have injured guys too, so [if] we put guys on IR, then it opens some spots up again.
On whether there was an IR move today:
No. But we have guys – Dustin Brown has played one game, and whether he's available on Thursday, we'll see. So obviously that affects Jake Muzzin, who hasn't played. So that obviously that impacts it.
On whether the players reassigned to Manchester did what he hoped they would:
Yep, absolutely. They're all good young players. It wasn't [just] the guys we sent yesterday. There's six or seven of them that went, but as you go through camp and your games are spread out, you can only play 20 players, and there's a point where you want your older guys playing more, quite honest, especially when you finish with back-to-backs. So that starts to eliminate the process or confirm the process as you go along. Those kids are all awesome players. Tanner Pearson, Linden Vey, Tyler Toffoli. It's like telling veteran players her – just because they're playing there, those are the rules. It wasn't that long ago that those guys would still be here. It's not like anybody here beat anybody out.
On the conversations with the young players that were reassigned:
I think those kids are all the very same. They're all coming off a really good year in the American League, and they have things that they can work on. It's not like they stood out or jumped out. They're kids. That's a fact. We're a young team, but those guys are kids.
On Willie Mitchell's status:
He passed his physical three weeks ago.
On how he plans on using Dustin Brown in his return from a hamstring injury:
We'll see as the days go along. If we played tomorrow, he'd be a very rusty player. We'll see as the next three days go along. It's not about who you are or what you did, it's about where you're at now…[Reporter: He says he's not dealing with any aches or pains. He's just dealing with the natural hockey skills.] He pulled his hamstring the first day of training camp, so he's not dealing with that now.
On what he'll focus on over the next few days:
Our approach as a staff and as a group – trainers, players, coaches – was that our season started today, and yesterday was really when you go through the waiver process and the assignment process that is basically the beginning of the season. So your approach then is what you want to do for three days, and then you have to build your travel into it. What you want to accomplish in your three days is sort of a day-at-a-time. As long as the players know that the process you want to use in those three days, then tomorrow morning they set their dial again in terms of what we want to do. We're glad that we had the…Sunday-to-Wednesday deal.
On whether players who were faced competition for their spots in the lineup did what they needed to do:
They have to understand their roles and accept their role. It's very simple. That's all it is, and that's how it sorts out. You try and put guys into different situations in training camp and see how they respond…The thing about preseasons and training camps, is I'm playing against guys a lot of times that I don't play against, meaning if I'm a premier player in training camp, basically you're rolling four lines and using six D. Well the situations start to change as training camp goes along, and guys get exposed. So you talk about players like that – well, if you're a fourth line player, and you're playing against first line players and you can't handle it, well it's pretty clear for the coach where you're going to play. Either you respond to it or you don't. It's what you talk about Dustin Brown. Well, Dustin Brown – he hasn't played against first line guys since June of last year, so it's pretty obvious where he's going to be exposed on Thursday or Friday, because he hasn't had the game situation for it.
On Jordan Nolan's training camp, and his admission that he dropped weight:
He actually added some muscle. I think he was in the top four in terms of all the training. So now we see where he takes it.


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We all assume that communication is major to a healthy relationship. The things some men might not recognise is the importance of phone calls. Ways often to call some girlfriend? When to phone a girl? How often to send back a girl's calls?
Schedule your contact after working hours. Even though you have nothing to do the whole day, she does not need to know who. It's imperative to give any impression of having a busy and eventful life. Not surprisingly, it's even better if you even have one. Also, it's best to contact the middle of the week when you're going to ask her away for the weekend. This tends to allow plenty of time to prepare designed for the possiblerendezvous.
The telephone- a miracle with the modern age, allowing communication throughout vast distances. Although the following wonder tool has been considered one of man's most important assets across human history, it has also been the source of some of man's most significant dilemmas and many a trouble, particularly pertaining to girls. This kind of dilemma is only compounded through advent of answering solutions, caller trace and other suchlike devices.
Generally you can't call your girlfriend too often unless of course she's finding reasons to help you cut the conversation little. This is a sign that the lady with showing traces of suffocation. Three times a day just to express howdy is a bit considerably.
As is with the various important things in life, in the case of calling your girlfriend, it's the quality and not the quantity who matters most. And first and foremost, don't forget to call when you declare you will.
Sonow you've finally got a fiancee. You've been dating for a while. Telecommunication is still an important organ of the relationship. First and foremost, when you express you're going to call her, speak to her. Not calling the moment she's expecting one can induce her to contemplate the intentions. This may lead any girlfriend to think you're not seriously into it. She might even begin looking elsewhere for some tender trusting care. Avoid calling during work. Once in a while when you have a valid reason is okay, although too much can be distracting to help you her.
If you find yourself geographically apart for a time, you don't have to always bombard her with telephone calls. Just make sure that the phones you make are significant. You might even send a good personalized gift or card just to remind her in you.
If she leaves a message, you might want to wait a day to phone back so as not to seem to be at her every beck and call. Exceptions apply when the message goes someplace along the lines of, «Help, my house is usually on fire! «
Knowing when and how often to call is something every fellow should know if he chooses to master the art of telecommunication with the fairer gender. After all, this knowledge really can make or break a relationship even before it consists of actually begun.
So you match the girl of your dreams in a club one night. You will somehow build up the will to talk to her and BAM!, instant connection. Interesting conversation then ensues. The girl actually laughs at your antics and, wonder of wonders, she gives out her contact number.
So, mission accomplished, right? Wrong. Sorry son, although this battle has hardly just begun. The first get in touch with is often the most daunting, and causes men the most agitating problems. Basically screwing this kind of up can mean clipping all the wings of a possibly delightful relationship before it has a way to take flight.
Be sure not to move to fast. It is important to time the first call properly for maximum influence. Calling too soon to ask a girl out can give all the impression of being too excited. Around three days can be an ample waiting period. «Huh? Who is this again? » Waiting too long can be nearly as bad. Nothing is worse than being forgotten. It's important to not ever wait longer than a seven days to avoid a possibly embarrassing conversation.
When leaving a message, all this is left is to wait for a return call. Days after, could it be possible that the woman is not calling back? No, that's not possible. The sales message must have gone astray, ideal? Well, if the message is left to somebody else, there's a relatively good chance that she didn't receive the idea. So feel free to call back after a day. Should it be left to some sort of addressing service, chances are she was given it and just doesn't prefer to call back.
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By John Lee.
Iraq has inaugurated a 162-MW power station designed and built by Iran's MAPNA Group in the Heidarieh district, some 25 km north of Najaf.
Iran's PressTV reports that the opening ceremony on Thursday was attended by the Iranian and Iraqi energy ministers.
According to the report, Iran's Energy Minister, Hamid Chitchian, said his country is prepared to promote "all-out relations" with Iraq, especially in the electricity sector.
Iran's annual electricity exports to Iraq are valued at one billion dollars, with Baghdad importing 1,300 MW of electricity from Iran.
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The MMORPG market is one that seems impenetrable, World of Warcraft sitting atop an endless pile of gold while most other entries quickly ditch their subscription model. We recently caught a glimpse of the latest contender, Carbine Studios' WildStar, in a beta that shows two very disparate directions: One headed to contend for this shining throne, the other headed into the valley of free-to-play.
The most promising aspect of WildStar is its combat; a greater freedom of movement and aiming offering a more fast-paced and dynamic variation of the standard. Our class of choice was the Spellslinger, a vocation that combined gunplay with magic that culminates in the most fun we've had in a game of this sort thanks to the way the game handles abilities: Rather than simply targeting an enemy and tapping a key, you activate the ability and aim the indicator wherever you so please.
The sense of freedom granted by this is quite the rush after so many games have either copied the standard or gotten it wrong. It could be compared to Guild Wars 2's combat, only with more adherence to the dynamic vision and without the limited choice of abilities.
During the course of creating our Spellslinger we were given a choice of paths, a mechanic that allows the definition of the character's aspirations (from a choice of soldier, settler, scientist, and our choice: explorer). While it can come across as little more than an additional chain of quests, other MMORPGs can sometimes give you so many tasks that veer away from your interests that you just get bogged down by them, the carrot on the stick leading you from quest to quest without stopping to just go and explore the world. A mechanic that tailors your experience to you is a fantastic and thoughtful addition, one that can hopefully be developed beyond climbing an obscure hill.
Another aspect headed in the right direction is the handling of lore. Each location offers up a series of collectibles that grant you pages of a comic – the name of which escapes our memory now that the beta has ended, typically – that holds small chunks of the world's history written with both charm and detail. WildStar is obviously being built with a lot of back-story in mind – adopting The Elder Scrolls' method of dishing that out is an inspired move that will hopefully keep players enthralled in the world.
It's shaping up to be quite the intriguing world, too – at least initially. The artwork used is an endearing take on sci-fi and fantasy that genuinely looks like it was ripped straight from a comic book, a welcome sight after the recent influx of more realistic games in the genre. Story hooks are also delivered relatively early on, a massive twist regarding the Dominion faction coming at the end of their starting zone.
All these provide the ingredients needed for a core component of any MMORPG, an engaging atmosphere, so it's mind-boggling that Carbine Studios seem to be filling the game with ruthlessly immersion-shattering elements. The game features a combo system where killing more than one enemy within a certain amount of time grants a bonus, but signalling this with an announcer who booms the words "triple kill" just utterly nullifies any immersion.
The game's humour only exacerbates this issue: An early quest has players chasing a rabbit-monster to the most obnoxious Benny Hill Theme knock-off we've had the great displeasure of hearing. Using jokes that aren't grounded within the game's fiction itself is not only tacky and inconsistent, but a reminder that you're playing a videogame. This is entirely the wrong thing to do in a game that will live or die by its ability to draw players in for hours at a time over the course of years, not for the thirty minute-long rounds of a MOBA or FPS.
WildStar is showing the most potential a game of its type has shown for nearly a decade; it's just getting the most important aspect woefully wrong. Should Carbine Studios turn some of their more self-destructive decisions around, World of Warcraft will face its toughest challenge yet.


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North Carolina State University announced the newest cohort of Noyce Mathematics Education Teaching Scholars (METS). The Noyce METS program is funded with about $1 million from the National Science Foundation's Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship program. NC State's local program aims to increase the number of highly qualified secondary mathematics teachers who double major in mathematics or statistics and mathematics education.
The scholars work together as a community with faculty at NC State and teachers and students at local high-needs high schools. The principal investigator of the Noyce METS II program is Dr. Karen Hollebrands, Alumni Distinguished Undergraduate Professor and Professor in Mathematics Education. The co-principal investigators are Drs. Hollylynne Lee, Laura Bottomley, and Molly Fenn.
Five scholars were recently selected to become a part of a national community of Noyce Scholars. As recipients, undergraduate students receive $36,000 for the last four semesters of their program to assist with tuition, living costs, conference travel, and technology materials.
Graduate students pursuing a Master's degree in Mathematics Education leading to an initial license to teach middle or high school mathematics receive $25,000. Noyce Scholars develop an understanding of mathematics needed for teaching, are well prepared to be leaders in technological innovation for improving student understanding, and are committed to working with students in high-needs school districts.
Kelsey Maher is a junior. She is double majoring in Statistics and Secondary Mathematics Education, and plans to student teach in Spring of 2017. Maher is a Resident Advisor and is part of the Women in Science and Education Living and Learning Village.
Rachel Nisbet is a junior. She is double majoring in Mathematics and Secondary Mathematics Education. Nisbet is a member of the Alpha Delta Pi sorority, treasurer of NCCTM Kappa Chapter, secretary for the Educational Council and Gamma Beta Phi Honor Society.
Rachel Coffman is a junior. She is double majoring in Mathematics and Mathematics Education, and plans to student teach in Spring of 2017. Coffman is involved with the NC State Catholic Campus Ministries group and Club Cross Country.
Zaida Schuffer is a graduate student pursuing a Master of Arts in Teaching. She has an undergraduate degree in Architectural Engineering from Oklahoma State University. Schuffert is planning to student teach in Fall of 2016 and graduate in Spring of 2017.
Margaret Leak is a rising senior. She is seeking Bachelors of Science degrees in Mathematics and Secondary Mathematics Education, as well as a Bachelors of Arts in Communications with a minor in Spanish. Leak plans to student teach in Fall of 2016. She is the president of NC State's NCCTM Kappa Chapter, tutors middle school students at Student U, and is a College of Education Ambassador.


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Monday, February 20, 2012
Welcome to this week's edition of Crashing the Net. For this 19th week of the season we're going to take a look at the top five players that you might want to add to your roster this week. We hope you will be able to utilize this article in order to gain a competitive advantage…Continue reading...
Concussions – The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Head injuries, or more specifically, how the NHL plans to drastically reduce the number of them, remains the hot topic at the NHL GM Meetings in Florida this week. And why wouldn't it be THE hot topic? Aside from the fact that the face of the game, Sidney Crosby, has been sidelined since January 5th…Continue reading...


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