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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (August 13, 2009) - In its first preseason exhibition match of the season the ETSU women's soccer team got off on the right foot blowing away King College 5-0, Thursday at Summers-Taylor Stadium in Johnson City.
"After seven days of preseason it's always good to play another team," said head coach Heather Henson. "Overall, today was good because it allowed us to see what we need to improve on and gave our players a chance to adjust to changes throughout a live match."
After a slow opening 20 minutes of play ETSU opened the scoring first as freshman forward Morgan Thomas (Maryville, Tenn.) dribbled around two Lady Tornadoes defenders dropping off a beautiful touch pass to junior forward Terri Miller (Cape Coral, Fla.), who blasted home the only goal in the opening half.
As second half play opened the Bucs offense would find its rhythm quickly, as Miller fired a pass through the King defense, where freshman forward Tori Head (Kingsport, Tenn.) took control of the ball and fired home her first career goal around the driving King keeper Abbey Kitts.
Four minutes later Miller and Head would hook up again as the Buc newcomer cleared a pass through the back third of the King defense, where Miller would drive home her second goal of the match, giving ETSU a 3-0 lead.
"It was good to see how some of our matchups turned out today," said Henson. "Terri (Miller) and Tori (Head) played well together and this was one of the things today as a coaching staff that we wanted to see."
Just when King thought they had seen the last of Miller, the ETSU offensive threat struck again, this time in the 59th minute, as junior Alex Meehan (Knoxville, Tenn.) crossed a perfectly placed pass to the Cape Coral, Fla., native, where the Buc junior would head home her third goal of the match.
After a commanding 4-0 lead, ETSU wouldn't let up as the ETSU freshman Charlotte Summerall (St. Augustine, Fla.) dumped off a light pass around one King defender to junior midfielder Morgan Jutras (Colleyville, Texas), who closed out the scoring with her first goal of the preseason in the 80th minute.
"Ultimately today we had about 20 minutes when we really got after it and knocked the ball around like we needed to," said Henson. "Again it's a 90 minute match and we had 20 good, solid minutes playing at the level and speed we need to be at."
With the win the Bucs will now have a quick turnaround as ETSU host its second and final preseason match of the season with a 2:00 p.m., contest Sunday against Wintrhop.
"These exhibition matches are important and I'm glad that we have one more before the season starts," said Henson. "I think today we took some concepts from training into the match, but we need to put it together the entire time when we are on the field and Sunday gives us another opportunity to get better and improve as we move forward."
For more information on the ETSU women's soccer team please visit www.ETSUBucs.com. Also you can follow daily post and updates on the official ETSU women's soccer team Twitter page at www.twitter.com/ETSUSoccer.


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text: Sijun Forums :: View topic - Intuos 4 Log in to check your private messages Sijun Forums Forum Index >> Digital Art Discussion View previous topic :: View next topic Author Topic : "Intuos 4" B0bmemberMember #Joined: 14 Jul 2002Posts: 1807Location: Sunny Dorset, England Posted: Wed Mar 25, 2009 7:31 am wow! http://www.wacom.eu/intuos4/index.asp?lang=en Back to top xbrianxmemberMember #Joined: 30 Jun 2006Posts: 134Location: Savannah, GA Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 7:33 am Wow, the new design looks amazing... and MOAR BUTTONS. Too bad I just bought a Intuos tablet not too long ago. _________________DeviantART Facebook Back to top ReturnermemberMember #Joined: 01 Oct 2000Posts: 350Location: Sweden, Stockholm Posted: Fri Mar 27, 2009 8:18 am When are they releasing a nintendo ds style but slightly bigger drawing thingy? Would that cut the profits on the cintiqs? Not enough market for it? Back to top w@skermemberMember #Joined: 02 Oct 2007Posts: 75 Posted: Sat Mar 28, 2009 1:45 pm yeah, i'd totally buy something the size of a a4, cordless, thin and with 1g storage for psds and such. the new intous looks sweet. I wonder if the added pressure sensitivity makes a difference. Back to top Petri.JmemberMember #Joined: 04 Dec 2003Posts: 437Location: Helsinki, Finland Posted: Wed Apr 01, 2009 11:10 pm No need for that. I'm still using Intuos1 Back to top ianuccijunior memberMember #Joined: 01 Jul 2008Posts: 12 Posted: Fri Apr 03, 2009 4:06 pm Me too! Think I brought mine about 7 years ago and i rekon it was on the shelf a couple of years. To be honest this is the first new intuos that offers anything significant over the original, but even had I the money I still don't think I would upgrade unless mine went kaput! Back to top Petri.JmemberMember #Joined: 04 Dec 2003Posts: 437Location: Helsinki, Finland Posted: Sat Apr 04, 2009 3:31 pm ianucci wrote: Me too! Think I brought mine about 7 years ago and i rekon it was on the shelf a couple of years. To be honest this is the first new intuos that offers anything significant over the original, but even had I the money I still don't think I would upgrade unless mine went kaput! I agree. Wacom has some kickass quality in their products. If I would upgrade, I would definetily buy Cintiq. It's really no use to pay 500 from a touch wheel and couple buttons.. Back to top a_shmemberMember #Joined: 04 Oct 2001Posts: 149Location: Uppsala, Sweden Posted: Mon Apr 06, 2009 11:27 am just got to shime in. bought my intous (1) A5 back in the late 90ties and it still works flawlessly. except for a few worn out nibs it is pretty much in mint condition. although the new ones look tasty, it would be crazy to upgrade. i even feel abit sorry for wacom. they lose money because they make such awesome stuff! _________________The horror... 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The only negative I've come across is the nibs wearing down quickly, you get ten replacements though, but the default nib that came with it, was in exactly the same state as my 5yr old intuos1 pen's nib after about 10hrs use, the surface didn't keep its pristine sexy black finish very long either, still looks great, and relatively new, but the matte finish isn't as matte as it used to be already (may partly be my own fault though, because you don't need a mousepad on this surface, got excited and used my intellimouse on the surface for a week or two, reverted to using a pad again) Back to top Display posts from previous: All Posts1 Day7 Days2 Weeks1 Month3 Months6 Months1 Year Oldest FirstNewest First Sijun Forums Forum Index -> Digital Art Discussion All times are GMT - 8 Hours Page 1 of 1 Jump to: Select a forum Digital Art----------------Digital Art DiscussionWork in ProgressGallery/Finished Work Miscellaneous----------------Random MusingsArchive : Sep99 - Dec00 You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum Powered by phpBB © 2005 phpBB Group


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NEW! Alumni Board of Directors Scholarship
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The Alumni Board of Directors (formerly known as The Law School Association Board of Directors) Endowed Scholarship Fund was established by the Board in 1998 to provide scholarship assistance to law students demonstrating academic merit and financial need. For Spring 2008, the Board plans to make several awards of at least $1,000 each. Applications for the Alumni Board of Directors Scholarship are available online or in the Office of Admissions. Students interested must submit applications to the Office of Admissions, ATTN: Karla Davis, by January 25, 2008.
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The Fifth World Conference on Nonsmokers Rights will be held April 12-13 in Washington, DC where students can network with other attorneys involved in public health and international law. For students interested in public interest law, health law, public policy, medicine and law, and administrative law, this contest is an opportunity to get involved in legal research, advocacy, and affect change in legislation. The writing contest is open to all law students and requires a 1000-word submission. Prizes range from $1000 to $5000. For additional details, visit http://nosmokingcontest.org/.
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The ABA Legal Opportunity Scholarship Fund will award $5,000 of financial assistance annually to each scholarship recipient attending an ABA-accredited law school. An award made to an entering first-year student may be renewable for two additional years, resulting in financial assistance totaling $15,000 during his or her time in law school. Recipients will be selected based on their qualifications for the scholarship and not on the law school they plan to attend. Therefore law students applying to any and all-ABA accredited law schools may benefit from these scholarships. The application is available online at http://www.abanet.org/fje. Completed scholarship applications must be postmarked no later than March 1, 2008.
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Football fireball is back in the game
UC Davis' new arrhythmia technology heals young hearts with minimal downtime
The newest cardiovascular services facilities at UC Davis include computer-controlled, magnetically-driven catheter technology, bringing greater safety and precision to the diagnosis and treatment of irregular heartbeats. Click on the arrows to see more photos.
Posted Jan. 11, 2012
When friends describe 14-year-old Jordan Marshall, one word almost certainly leaves their lips: football. The high school freshman, who lives in Sacramento, is drawn to the game the same way that his more sedentary peers are drawn to YouTube or "Angry Birds." Whether he's playing tight end, running back or safety, football is a fixation that stokes his soul.
But a shocking incident in August 2010 meant that Jordan had to rethink his goal of playing college football. His mother, Kim Marshall, knew something was dreadfully wrong when she noticed a thicket of parents and players on the sidelines as she was making her way to her son's game, minutes after it had started.
"Someone said, 'Who's here for Jordan?' and I saw my son sitting with his face in his hands complaining that he couldn't breathe. His heart was beating so fast, you could see the palpitations in his chest," she recalled.
Putting football on hold
Marshall, who works as a medical claims analyst, shook off the terror that she realized could immobilize her and morphed into what she calls "capable mom mode." Someone suggested calling 9-1-1, but she knew it would be quicker to take him herself to the hospital, a five-minute drive away.
At the ER, Marshall felt like a character in a TV hospital drama. Doctors and nurses surrounded them, gloved hands touched and probed, an IV was hooked up and monitors beeped. Jordan's heartbeat remained high, until a heart-slowing medication entered his system via his IV. Almost immediately his heartbeat plunged from 210 beats per minute to a healthy 89.
"It can be unsettling for parents to see their children running around so soon, but this is a relatively safe procedure with a low risk for complications."
— Jeanny Park
Jordan was discharged and, after an appointment with a pediatric cardiologist and a few more tests, it was confirmed that he had a condition known as arrhythmia, which can cause his heart to beat too fast. Untreated, arrhythmia can be life-threatening. Football, Jordan was told, had to be put on hold.
Two weeks later, Jordan was referred to UC Davis Medical Center, where he met Jeanny Park, a pediatric cardiologist who specializes in diagnosing and treating irregular heartbeats. Park cleared Jordan to play football after prescribing a beta blocker, which relaxes blood vessels and slows heart rate to improve blood flow.
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Park also had a suggestion. UC Davis had recently installed a system called Stereotaxis that helps identify and resolve problems with electrical pathways in the heart. After inserting ultra-thin catheters into blood vessels in the groin, physicians use a computer system to navigate the catheters to the heart. Small cameras then project images of the heart's delicate architecture on a large-scale monitor, allowing easier visualization of the sources of arrhythmia. Stereotaxis is more precise and, because the catheters are magnet driven, involves less X-ray exposure than traditional systems.
Jordan, Park said, could be a good candidate for the procedure.
"Beta blockers work well for most adults but are not ideal for adolescents," said Park. "Young people do not like to take pills every day for the rest of their lives, and some patients unintentionally skip a dose. Side effects can include tiredness and depression. In patients like Jordan, they can take the edge off their competitiveness, which is not desirable for a football player."
Jordan and his mother agreed to the procedure at UC Davis, the only medical center in California currently using this technology for pediatric arrhythmia patients. During Jordan's procedure, Park was able to identify the specific area of abnormal electrical activity in Jordan's heart – a "Eureka" moment.
"It was located along a portion of one of the heart valves that can be very difficult to map and that would have been extremely challenging to find and fix without this technology," said Park.
Using radiofrequency energy, she eliminated the tissue causing the faulty electrical pathway.
"Jordan had the procedure on a Wednesday morning," said Marshall, who is also the mother of 9-year-old Jayden. "He was discharged on Thursday, and on Saturday he was playing football again."
Park was at medical school when children with Jordan's diagnosis sometimes had to undergo open-heart surgery. She has since witnessed the metamorphosis to a host of less-invasive interventions that have greatly expanded treatment options for cardiac patients. She was not surprised that Jordan was back on the football field so quickly.
"It can be unsettling for parents to see their children running around so soon, but this is a relatively safe procedure with a low risk for complications," she said.
As for Jordan, his focus is not on his heart but on his game.
"When I learned I might not ever play football again, I was mad and scared," he said. "There is no other activity that is more meaningful to me. Football is me and it cannot be replaced."


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CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — The seven astronauts who died aboard space shuttle Columbia 10 years ago were husbands, fathers, wives and a mother. Military pilots, doctors and engineers. Born in the United States, Israel and India.
"It's amazing to me how cohesive they were with the diverse backgrounds that they had," said the widow of Columbia's last commander, Evelyn Husband Thompson.
"They had a genuine affection for each other that was just tremendous. And they had fun together. I mean, what a blessing at whatever job you're in, to have fun with your co-workers," she said in a phone interview from Houston this week.
A brief look at the seven Columbia astronauts and their families:
Commander Rick Husband, 45, an Air Force colonel from Amarillo, Texas, who was making his second space shuttle flight. Wife Evelyn lives in Houston with 17-year-old son Matthew, a high school sophomore, and new husband Bill Thompson. Daughter Laura, 22, is a seminary student pursuing a master's degree in theology. The ordeal, and the family's faith in God, prompted Evelyn to write a memoir about Rick in 2004 titled "High Calling."
Co-pilot William McCool, 41, a Navy commander from Lubbock, Texas, who was making his first space shuttle flight. Wife Lani and three sons, now in their 20s and 30s. The oldest, Sean, is a Marine captain with three children of his own. Middle son Christopher is a photographer who works with high school debate teams, according to family. The youngest, Cameron, is finishing a master's degree in fine arts in New York.
Flight engineer Kalpana Chawla, 40, an Indian-born engineer who was making her second space shuttle flight. Husband Jean-Pierre Harrison remarried and has a young son. He runs a publishing company in Los Gatos, Calif., and, in 2011, wrote what he calls the authoritative biography of his first wife, "The Edge of Time." He reveals how Kalpana's birthdate was misrepresented to be a year earlier than it actually was, so she could start school sooner at her insistence.
Payload commander Michael Anderson, 43, a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force from Spokane, Wash., and one of NASA's few early black astronauts. It was his second flight; he traveled to Russia's Mir space station in 1998. Wife Sandra still lives in Houston. Daughters Kaycee and Sydney are now 19 and 21.
Dr. Laurel Clark, 41, a Navy captain and medical doctor from Racine, Wis., who was making her first space shuttle flight. Husband Jonathan Clark, a former NASA flight surgeon. Son Iain, 18, will graduate from boarding school in Arizona this spring. Clark has dedicated himself to improving space crew safety, and helped bring skydiver Felix Baumgartner back alive from a 24-mile-high jump from the stratosphere last fall.
Dr. David Brown, 46, a Navy captain and medical doctor who grew up in Virginia and was making his first space shuttle flight. He was single.
Ilan Ramon, 48, a fighter pilot who became the first Israeli in space with Columbia's launch. Wife Rona lives in Israel. Their oldest son, Asaf, became a fighter pilot like his father and died, at age 21, in a 2009 training accident. One surviving son is a combat soldier in Israel; another is studying music in college. The youngest, a daughter, is 15. Rona Ramon went back to school after her son's death. She works as a grief counselor.
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Boost for Northern Pass partners?By DAVE SOLOMON
New Hampshire Union Leader
June 22. 2014 7:34PM
The six New England governors, working with the New England States Committee on Electricity (NESCO) and regional grid operators, have launched a process under which Northern Pass partners may be able to acquire substantial ratepayer funding and eminent domain powers for the controversial plan to bring hydroelectricity from Quebec into New England.
As a follow-up to their Energy Infrastructure Initiative, announced in December, the governors through NESCO plan to select a low-carbon transmission project by issuing requests for proposals. The winner of the RFP process would be eligible for cost-recovery through a tariff administered by ISO-NE, the independent system operator.
Adding ratepayer money to the participant funding could make the economics more attractive for burying more of the lines.
But if Northern Pass partners qualify for regional ratepayer support, they could then be eligible to use eminent domain, despite HB 648.
HB 648 was approved by the state Legislature and signed into law in 2012, largely to prevent Northern Pass from using eminent domain. The law states that, "No public utility may petition for permission to take private land or property rights for the construction or operation of an electric generating plant or an electric transmission project not eligible for regional cost allocation, for either local or regional transmission tariffs, by ISO-New England or its successor regional system operator."
If Northern Pass becomes eligible for regional cost allocation, HB 648 could become moot.
The New England Power Pool's Transmission Committee got an update on the governors' initiative from NESCOE at the committee's monthly meeting on Friday. A copy was posted on the ISO-NE website.
Among the key points:
• The states will seek NEPOOL support for two new projects — one related to power transmission, one related to gas pipelines.
• States intend to select a project or projects through an RFP process.
• The ISO-NE tariff will be the vehicle for billing and collection, creating "regional electric power system solutions funded by regional electric power system customers."
• This is a preliminary proposal. States are working out the details; no agreement has been finalized.
Beginning the process
William Hinkle, a spokesman for Gov. Maggie Hassan, said the Friday meeting was the beginning of what could be a long road.
"RFPs would not be issued until after a public process, probably not until late 2014 or early 2015," he said. "A variety of projects could be considered under this approach, and they will be vetted and scrutinized to ensure that the winning bidders meet a strict cost-benefit analysis for each state in the region."
Hinkle said there are likely to be multiple bidders for both the transmission and pipeline projects.
"There are numerous potential gas and electric transmission projects that could serve the region, including proposals in Vermont and Maine, and the RFP process does not commit New Hampshire or the region to moving forward with any particular project, as everything will be evaluated based on responses," he said. "New Hampshire has been very clear that we will not move forward with proposals that don't reduce costs to ratepayers, and that all proposals must meet local siting requirements."
Northern Pass spokesperson Laura Collins said it's too soon to say if Northeast Utilities and its partners will respond to the RFP, but she sounded optimistic.
"Based on what New England's governors have called for in announcing their infrastructure initiative, Northern Pass would be an ideal fit for beginning to address the region's precarious energy situation," she said. "Since the criteria for this potential proposal is not final, we can't speculate on what it might specifically mean for Northern Pass."
She hinted at the argument Northern Pass could make in the RFP process.
"The RFPs stand to be transformative for the region," she said. "We're seeing that with increased discussions by developers around possible new energy sources and transmission lines. Northern Pass, however, is years ahead in the process. It has a secured route and stands alone in the region as the only project with an identified source of power."
Robust review
If the governors' initiative results in a plan to recover project costs from the region's electricity customers, the ISO would administer the billing and collection as it does for all transmission projects in New England.
"Any changes to the ISO tariff would have to go through a robust stakeholder process and be filed at the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission for approval before they would be implemented," said Marcia Blomberg at the ISO.
Jonathan Perez, a vice president and director with the Conservation Law Foundation, said the CLF is monitoring developments closely. The New England-wide environmental advocacy group is a member of NEPOOL and has a representative on the Transmission Committee.
"The devil's in the details," he said. "It's an open question about the extent to which reducing carbon is the governors' primary motive here, and the extent to which the final solicitation will actually result in reduced carbon. Those are all open questions."
Perez said ratepayer-funded transmission lines and gas pipelines may not be necessary.
"The CLF believes that by and large market-based mechanisms are the best way to procure new electric capacity in the region," he said, "and we believe that market-based mechanisms work in the interest of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and in the consumer interest. There are a number of transmission providers who have been very clear and adamant that they do not need any ratepayer support for their projects."
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2 weeks ago, I delivered my twin boys via c-section. The birth went well, I was able to breast feed immediately, they roomed in with me, etc. but from the very beginning, I've struggled with their latch. I don't end up with just lipstick nipples... They're straight up flat and creased by the time they get done.
I've tried lots of things to fix this. I've been using a nipple shield to protect my nipples a bit, but they're starting to feel bruised even with the shield. I saw an IBCLC a week ago, and she confirmed that my supply was low, and that they were clamping down. She helped me with positioning, and I've been using those tips, but still not having much luck. She recommended cranial sacral therapy, which we've been seeing a chiropractor for, but it doesn't seem to be helping a whole lot.
Their pediatrician recommended 1 oz of formula after nursing since my supply kinda stinks, and I've been doing that part of the day, as well as pumping afterward. I'm also taking fenugreek. I think my supply has gotten better, but the pain is making it unbearable.
I feel like I'm about a few days from just saying "to heck with it" and just pumping what I can to add to their formula. I feel like one of them has NO idea how to latch at all, and I don't think he ever will. I feel completely hopeless about it. I nursed my daughter for 15 months, and I was hoping to do the same with these guys. She had a bad latch too, but it worked itself out and I was able to ditch the nipple shield after about 3 days. It's been 2 weeks this time, so far.
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Police: Fugitive Ex-NFL QB killed in Greece crash
Police: Fugitive Ex-NFL QB killed in Greece crash
By PATRICK WALTERS, Associated Press Writer
4 hours, 5 minutes ago
PHILADELPHIA (AP)—A former NFL quarterback who failed to show for sentencing on drunken driving charges nearly four years ago was killed in a car crash in Greece, authorities said, leaving behind an unsolved mystery involving two suspicious fires and years spent on the lam.
The State Department used fingerprints to determine that the victim of Saturday's crash was
William "Jeff" Komlo
, according to Jim Vito, Chester County's acting chief detective.
Vito said he was initially skeptical, concerned because of Komlo's history that he might have faked his own death.
"Even though we heard that he was deceased, the first reaction was that, well, we better make a positive identification," Vito said.
Once the State Department verified the fingerprints were those of the 52-year-old fugitive, Vito was satisfied.
"As far as we're concerned, we're closing this now."
A State Department spokesman, Noel Clay, declined to comment "out of respect for the family." He would not say where in Greece the accident happened or release any details of the crash.
Komlo played for the Detroit Lions, Atlanta Falcons and Tampa Bay Buccaneers over five NFL seasons from 1979 to 1983.
In July 2005, Komlo failed to show for sentencing on two drunken driving convictions.
Two months earlier, authorities had issued a warrant for Komlo when he didn't appear for a May 10 preliminary hearing on charges in an alleged assault on his girlfriend.
At the time he went missing, Komlo was under investigation for fires at his home in Chester Springs, Pa., and another home in Florida.
Komlo had lived in Chester Springs and worked as an insurance broker in the nearby Philadelphia suburb of Wayne. Authorities did not know what happened to him after he skipped the hearings in 2005.
"This guy apparently has created some intrigue over the years," Vito said.
After getting into 16 games his rookie year with the NFL, the 200-pound, 6-foot-2-inch quarterback played sporadically the rest of his career.
An NFL spokesman did not immediately comment Friday.
Komlo starred at the University of Delaware, leading the Blue Hens to the Division II national championship game in 1978. The Lions picked him in the 9th round of the 1979 NFL draft.
Scott Selheimer, Delaware's sports information director, said the school's thoughts go out to Komlo's friends and family.
"It's a tragic situation where someone, when they were here at the university, was kind of like a hero," Selheimer said. "It's a shame that his life kind of tumbled. He was going through so many troubled situations for so long."
An attorney who had represented Komlo in Palm Beach County, Fla., declined to comment Friday.
Two other attorneys who had represented him in Pennsylvania did not return telephone calls from The Associated Press. A telephone number for his ex-wife could not be located.
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Anti-intellectualism: The Role of Education and Authority In the Church by Paul Smith
"… every time we tear down someone because they have a greater education than we do we tear down that part of the body of Christ. Not only that, but we tear down our future. We guarantee that our sons and daughters will choose fields of expertise other than Bible and theology, because everyone knows you can't be a good Christian and be smart at the same time. Can somebody help me here? What is it about ignorance that is so appealing?"
Archaeology: A Sumerian Temple at Ur by Claude Mariottini
"… archaeologists have found a Sumerian temple in the ancient city of Ur, the traditional place of Abraham's birth. According to the archaeologists, the temple is dated to 2500 B.C."
Bible: Wishing the Bible was a Self-Help Book by John Acuff
"The Bible makes a pretty horrible self help book. Sometimes, that's what I want it to be. … Perfection is my secret goal, not a deeper relationship with God. But unfortunately, the Bible is refusing to cooperate."
Church: Church, Jesus, Faith, and the Institution by Patrick Mead
"… we are only institutionalized as much as we want to be. When men grab too much power, the bunnies and snowflakes move along. But faith doesn't cease and neither does kingdom work. If you are in a church that is in conflict or is over controlled, you have options. You can leave or you can stay quietly or you can stay and work on changing things. But you don't have the option of leaving the larger fellowship of believers and you don't have the option to be a "loner Christian" when Christ called us to community. So whichever decision you make – stay with the group, snowflake."
Communication: 5 Strategies for Becoming a Better Conversationalist by Michael Hyatt
"… conversations should be like a game of ping pong. You wait for the ball to come over the net, then you hit it back to the person on the other side. Then you do it all over again—and on it goes. In a good conversation, there is both give and take. This is something we have intentionally tried to pass on to our own children."
Community: The Wisdom of Stability by J.R. Daniel Kirk
"Stability in Christ is always stability in community."
Forgiveness: Broken Trust in God's Country
"'A hundred years from now, what will be the difference about how much money we had here?' asked Emery E. Miller, a village resident and a proponent of the alternative plan, at the first creditors meeting. 'But a hundred years from now, there will be a difference in how we responded to this from our moral being, from a moral level — the choices we made to forgive or not to forgive.'"
Google & your privacy: How to Opt Out of Google's New Privacy Policy (Sort Of)
"Google's new privacy policy will take effect on March 1. It consolidates Google's 70 or so privacy policies across its products – from Gmail to YouTube to Blogger – down to one, and will pull data from users logged in to Google."
Kind words: Don't Wait for a Funeral to Give a Eulogy by Michael Hyatt
"We should start eulogizing those who mean the most to us before they leave us."
Lies, damned lies & statistics: Santorum, Stats, and Dropout Rates of Religious College Students by Ed Stetzer
"This past Thursday (February 23), Rick Santorum told talk show host Glenn Beck that '62 percent of kids who go into college with a faith commitment leave without it.' … Long story short: There are dropouts (and returns), but there is no statistical difference that the dropout rate among those who attended college than those that did not attend college."
Ministry: 10 Things About Pastors You Need to Know by Joe McKeever
"He is a flawed, fallible human like the rest of us, and not some saintly somebody unacquainted with temptation and failings."
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Hollywood's Digital Gold Rush
Berkeley/ Haas Alumni - LA Chapter
Wednesday, November 28, 2012 at 6:30 PM (PST)
Event Details
In conjunction with UCLA Anderson, the Haas Berkeley Alumni Club of Los Angeles is proud to present Hollywood's Digital Gold Rush - How major entertainment companies are expanding into digital and new content brands are being born online.
Come join a group of senior executives at some of the cutting edge media companies who are changing the way that content is produced, distributed and monetized for an evening of networking and thought provoking discussion. Ticket price includes complementary beer, wine, soft drinks and appetizers.
- Aaron DeBevoise - Machinima
- Sheree Chang - Hulu
- Richard Cardran - Disney
Moderator: John Gilles - A Different Engine/ATAS Interactive Emmy's
When: Wednesday, November 28th
Networking Reception begins at 6:30pm in Atrium D
Panel Presentation begins at 7:30pm in Room B3.13
Where: UCLA Anderson School of Management
110 Westwood Plaza
Los Angeles, CA 90024
Parking/Directions: All guests should park in Lot 4 http://www.anderson.ucla.edu/x1221.xml
Pricing: $35 - Early Bird (Sales end 11/21) / $40 thereafter
Panelist Bios:
Panelist - Aaron DeBevoise, Machinima: Aaron oversees network programming for Machinima the #1 18-34 male entertainment network on YouTube. As head of programming he is responsible for content development, production, and acquisition across all of Machinima's varied distribution channels including the #2 YouTube Channel of all time with 3.8 billion views behind only Universal Music . He was responsible for launching the new premium YouTube channel, Machinima Prime, which has been ranked #1 multiple times on Deadline's Weekly YouTube Channel Rakings List. In addition, he helped secure for Machinima the most viewed YouTube premium episodic series ever with Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn, and recently launched the prequel to the famed Battlestar Galactica franchise,Battlestar Galactica: Blood and Chrome, in collaboration with SyFy and UCP. Before joining Machinima, Aaron founded and managed a traditional and new media advisory and production firm called North Entertainment, LLC where he Executive Produced and Produced an original portfolio of Direct-to-DVD/TV programming in partnership with Red Bull North America, Lionsgate Entertainment, Starz Entertainment, and Genius Products (the Weinstein Company). Prior to this, Aaron was a Senior Associate for JPMorgan's Entertainment Industries Group, where hehandled over 20 deals representing financing in excess of $3B for clients including, Legendary Pictures, Warner Bros., Lionsgate, Spyglass Entertainment, 2929 Entertainment, and Anschutz Film Group. Aaron graduated from Williams College, Magna Cum Laude and Phi Beta Kappa, with a B.A. in Economics.
Panelist - Sheree Chang, Hulu Sheree is responsible for international business development at Hulu where she focuses on expanding the company's presence abroad. Prior to joining Hulu, Sheree worked at McKinsey where she focused on strategy consulting for clients in the media and technology sectors. Sheree holds an MBA from Columbia University and a BA from UCLA. Hulu is an online video service that offers a selection of hit shows, clips, movies and more at Hulu.com, numerous destination sites online, and through their ad-supported subscription service, Hulu Plus. Hulu's selection of premium programming is provided by more than 400 content companies. Founded in March 2007, Hulu is operated independently by a dedicated management team. NBCUniversal, News Corporation, The Walt Disney Company, and the Hulu team share in the ownership stake of the company.
Panelist - Richard Cardran, Disney: Richard is a media strategist and technologist recognized as one of the Hollywood Reporter/Producers Guild of America's "Digital 50" top media executives and Streaming Magazine's "Fifty Most Influential People in Streaming."
Richard is an eight-time Emmy Award finalist and two-time Emmy Award winner for "Outstanding Achievement in Interactive Television" and "Outstanding Achievement in Advanced Media Technology" through his pioneering contributions in digital distribution and the evolution of direct-to consumer media brands.
Richard has spent the majority of his professional career working as an agent of change at the intersection of media and technology and has implemented leading edge strategy and key projects for Microsoft, Intel, AOL, Viacom, Disney, Universal McCann, Real Networks, and Panasonic as well as MTV, TV Land, Bloomberg, ABC, HDNet, Capitol Records, IFILM, and Comedy Central. Additionally, Richard has delivered enterprise digital master planning strategy and core business planning for The Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles and The American Film Institute (AFI).
Richard spent the 1980s in New York City working as an Art and Creative Director in advertising and later directing and producing film and television projects that won him an International Film and Television Society Mobius Award for Outstanding Creativity. After moving to Los Angeles, Richard began experimenting with new media and Web-based media and in 1998 co-founded Zetools, Inc. successful digital media software, services, and interactive television technology company. In 2006 Richard sold the company which has since become the global advanced media and broadband television unit of Tandberg Television, part of the Ericsson group.
Since leaving Ericsson, Richard has focused on digital master-planning and strategy for arts and media organizations, funding and business planning for media and technology start-ups as well as leading key direct-to-consumer initiatives for a major movie studio. Richard was also the co-chair of the Executive Committee of the IMPG (Interactive Media Peer Group) of The Academy of Television Arts and Sciences as well as holding a Board of Directors' seat with the Los Angeles Downtown Arts District.
Richard is a sought after keynote speaker for events by The American Film Institute, Microsoft Mix, Kagan Research, Streaming Media, Digital Hollywood, the Cable & Satellite Broadcasting Association of Asia, the National Association of Broadcasters, the Australia Internet Association, the USC School of Pop and Politics, X|Media|Lab, The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, and others.
Richard has written various features for trade publications in the digital media space spanning content, technology, strategy, media application and business trends.
Moderator - John Gilles, A Different Engine/ATAS Interactive Emmy's:
John Gilles is the Managing Director of A Different Engine, a full-service digital design agency in San Francisco and Brooklyn, whose clients include Bravo, Showtime and Starz.
Gilles is a longtime interactive TV and digital media veteran, most recently serving as EVP of Interactive TV platform company Coincident, where he led the development of its two-screen platform Screen Sync TV. Previously, he was the GM of Code and Theory's San Francisco studio, where he led engagements including the redesigns of TMZ.com, Tech Crunch and a host of other high-profile digital media projects. Prior to that, he was the global Vice President of Media and Entertainment at San Francisco-based design agency Method, where his clients included the BBC, PBS, Electronic Arts, Samsung and CNN.
Gilles began his career in cross-platform television as a producer of the award-winning MSNBC news show-website hybrid, The Site with Soledad O'Brien. After a tenure as a producer at ZDTV, he became the Director of Interactive Television at Paul Allen-owned TechTV, where he launched the pioneering two-screen service TechTV Hyperactive. He led marketing, branding and product at personal TV startup MeeVee and was the Vice President of Digital Media at Comcast-owned G4TV in Los Angeles, where he managed the cable net's web, games and mobile initiatives.
Gilles is a member of the executive committee of the Interactive Media Peer Group of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Gilles was the creator and executive producer of the award-winning machinima short film "Leaving the Game," produced under the auspices of the American Film Institute's Digital Content Lab, where he served as a creative mentor on several projects. Gilles is the former Vice Chair and current member of the Producers Guild of America's Northwest Chapter, and is on several industry advisory boards.
A frequent speaker at industry conferences around the world, Gilles also is a prolific writer, having been quoted and/or published in Wired, The Wall Street Journal, The Huffington Post, USA Today and many other publications.
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VANCOUVER, BC - The United Soccer Leagues announced today that Vancouver Whitecaps FC striker Jenna Richardson has been named to the W-League All-Western Conference Team.
The Canadian youth international was one of three strikers to be selected to the squad after registering four goals and four assists for 12 points during nine W-League appearances this season.
The native of Surrey, BC, earns the nod after completing her third consecutive W-League campaign with the 'Caps women's squad, having first played for Vancouver back in 2010.
Entering her junior year at Oregon State University this fall, the 20-year-old led Canada in scoring with four goals in five matches at this year's CONCACAF U-20 Women's Championship.
As runners-up at Panama 2012, Richardson and Canada qualified for this year's FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup in Japan (August 19 to September 8, 2012).
2012 W-League All-Western Conference Team
GK – Anna Maria Picarelli, Pali Blues
D – Sasha Andrews, Pali Blues
D – Stephanie Cox, Seattle Sounders Women
D – Michelle Pao, Pali Blues
D – Brooke Spence, Colorado Rapids Women
MF – Brittany Bock, Colorado Rush
MF – Sarah Huffman, Pali Blues
MF – Veronica Perez, Seattle Sounders Women
F – Edite Fernandes, Santa Clarita Blue Heat
F – Jenna Richardson, Vancouver Whitecaps FC
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Alex Sandro is delighted with Porto's Champions League victory on Tuesday, but is wary of a Malaga backlash in the return leg.
The Portuguese giants won 1-0 at the Estadio do Dragao, with a goal from star midfielder Joao Moutinho securing the slim home win over the Group C table-toppers.
The defender told Uefa.com: "The victory is the most important thing - never mind the exact score.
"It was important to get something, to win the game at home, to not concede any goals and to go into the next game even more confidently.
"It was very difficult, but we prepared for that. It's going to be even more difficult there, because they're going to attack more, but we'll work hard to be ready for it. It's not just me [playing well] - the whole team has a good understanding and we'll keep it going to win more and more games."
Brazilian compatriot Danilo agreed the home triumph was essential and rued missed opportunities from the Group A runners-up in the attacking department.
"We don't have any doubts about what we're capable of," he said. "It was a great match which allowed us to get the victory and take an advantage into the second leg, which is a really important game.
"Now we have to rest, and get our heads right because nothing is decided yet, but we've taken a big step tonight [Tuesday].
"I think we deserved to get a few more goals. They defended well, but the most important thing was to win and now we're thinking about the game there. We have to be prepared to defend well, and we have special players who can change the game."
Porto forward Jackson Martinez shared his defensive team-mates' wary stance, but highlighted the attacking intent of Malaga away from home as especially impressive.
"We wanted to put in a great performance, and I think we managed to, both defensively and in attack," the highly-rated attacker said after the 1-0 win. "We knew we were facing a strong team, who wanted to attack and try to score the equaliser.
"Malaga played good football, and they didn't come here to sit back and get a draw. They wanted to attack, but we were very strong in defence.
"And we are happy with Joao [Moutinho]'s goal. It will be very different [in Spain], and it will decide which team gets through and gets the opportunity to enjoy the next round."


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Attention New York Times Magazine
This is the flag of Switzerland:
This is the Red Cross (it has a simple mnenomic—the cross is red):
Your weekly column called "Diagnosis" is about … Swiss medicine?
(read more about the relationship between the two symbols on Wikipedia)
Update: I guess I'm a little late on this. Apparently the editors at the Times magazine don't pay attention to facebook comments?
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I liked the comment the best that correctly stated it was the Swiss Flag but then went on saying they should have used the 'american red cross' as if the Red Cross was an American invention – adding even more confusion.


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As I mentioned in my previous list of the 10 Best Horror Synth Scores, nostalgia is all the rage.
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Halloween season is officially underway! And for all the like minded 'Halloween People' out there this is a time of joy, celebration, and triumph as the waves of 'normies' flock to each one of us for opinions on what to watch throughout the scariest of seasons.
So... short people are creepy, amiright?
"Maniac,"starring Elijah Wood as the maniac killer, is a remake of a 1980 slasher of the same name, and while the recent trend of pointless and half-assed remakes has turned many horror fans off of remakes altogether, I think this is the kind of movie that shows exactly the type of potential that remakes have by showcasing a level of care and craftsmanship that is rare for a horror film, let alone a horror film remake.
Details and a short except from Joe Hill's upcoming book titled "NOS4A2". The book tells the tale of teenager who thinks he's discovered the hangout of a man with a car that runs on human souls. Hill's other book "Horns" is currently being adapted for the big screen with Daniel Radcliffe playing the lead. The title took me 5 minutes to figure out.
The good folks over at Benderspink have picked up the script for "Monster X", a new flick which is apparently a Avengers style tale but with 10 of our favorite monsters. Ahmet Zappa (yeah the one you're thinking of) co-wrote the story which is not on the hunt to be turned into a full on screenplay. The very least it can't be any worse than "Monster Brawl" was.
It's been seven years since the film started to pop up at festivals and now "All the Boys Love Mandy Lane" is finally making its wait into selected theaters and onto VOD later this year thanks to Radius-TWC. Yes by now everyone who really wanted to see it has found their own way of obtaining the flick but let's not let that damper this joyous occasion.
Folks will finally get to see what kind of "Maniac" Elijah Wood makes when the remake is thrust into selected theaters and VOD on June 21st. It's already seen the light of day in other countries and because of that I have deemed the film Un-American and a national threat. You have been warned.
The re-make of the slasher classic "Maniac" staring Elijah Wood has yet to receive a release date, but the first 6 minutes of the flick have popped up online and are now ready for your eyes to gaze upon. 6 minutes sounds like a lot, but a few minutes is the credits. Then there's a lot of first person shots of a girl walking down the street. Then there's some Spanish subtitles. So I'd say if you like walking, subtitles and credits this is your movie.
It looks like NBC has officially put "Mockingbird Lane" out to pasture. I mean they canceled it. I'm not sure if my metaphor was clear. I'm not sure that was actually a metaphor either. God I'm so confused. But, just to confirm, the show's creator Bryan Fuller tweeted that the series, an updated take on the classic "The Musnters" series has been canceled. He then Insta-tweeted a picture of some really AMAZE grilled cheese he got at this little cheese shop he knows down in the Valley.
The good folks behind "The Walking Dead" will be releasing a new app this coming week at DeadYourself.com that will allow fans to zombify themselves and also offer exclusive content when the show returns on February 10th. Ya know what else you'll be able to do? Zombify ex-girlfriends! That'll show 'em, huh? Maybe then you'll finally get up the courage to ask for your Phish CDs back. You need those Phish CDs.
David S. Goyer has taken to the internets to shoot down any rumors floating around that he will be directing the upcoming big screen adaptation of "Hellsing", a new film about a secret agency who battles the forces of evil. No word on who will be taking to the chair or where the rumor started but if I were to guess I'd bet it's those pricks over at The National Enquirer. That still exists rights?
"The Maze Runner" is a new sci-fi flick about a group of men who live inside an enclosed area with monsters lurking about outside. I know I'm already confused. Originally attached to "Twilight" director Catherine Hardwicke, word has come down that Wes Ball, who I assume was harassed pretty severely in school with a name like that, has been put in the director's chair for the project. I mean "ball", right? He kind of deserved whatever he got.
I've pretty much run out of jokes to pair with news about the upcoming NBC series "Hannibal" so I'm just going to come out and tell you that Hettienne Park has been added to the cast of the show as someone's love interest. I'm not sure whose. Not mine I know that for sure. She seems nice and all don't get me wrong. Just not my type. You don't know me!
The "Maniac" remake staring Elijah Wood seemed to be confirmed, cast and filmed in a matter of about 3 weeks and now it looks like IFC Midnight has picked up the film for distribution. No word on a release date yet but if things go as planned I assume it'll hit VOD sometime this afternoon.
I still haven't seen "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" but according to everyone I need to see it, and I need to see the original, and I need to read the books, and I need to drop a few pounds. It's a lot to take in. Well the disappointment that I'll probably just continue to get fatter will be coupled with the news that the US remake's sequel, "The Girl Who Played With Fire", will not be released till sometime in 2014. No real surprise there since we haven't heard jack squat about the second film moving along any time soon. So this gives me a lot of time to do none of the things I talked about earlier.
If you're super excited about "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo" then I bet you also love The Cure. I'm just guessing here. So make sure there's no guyliner in your way because there's a bunch of new photos on the tubes for the flick that hits theaters on December 21st. Try not to cry too much.
Wait, "The Wicker Tree" hasn't come out already? Color me surprised! Apparently it doesn't hit theaters until January 27th and to prove it here's a new poster for the Americans trapped on an island with a bunch of crazy Scotts flick. I don't know how the poster proves the movie hasn't come out yet actually. Sometimes I just make this crap up as I go along.
I feel like it was just last week that we discussed Elijah Wood landing the lead role in the upcoming remake of the 1980 slasher classic "Maniac". I think it was last week actually. 2 weeks tops. Where has time gone! Anyway there's already some images out and about of Mr. Wood (teehee) playing the part. Look at them. Love them.
I don't know what it is but Steven Soderbergh always makes me hungry for a sandwich. I've probably used that joke before. Lately I've questioned every joke I make on here. But the point here is Soderbergh has confirmed his next project will be a mind f'er dealing with drugs currently titled "The Bitter Pill". I don't even know who I am anymore.


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Students of all grades are invited to participate in the 15th annual World in Potsdam Diversity Festival's writing contest, highlighting various world cultures through the written word. The contest will run in conjunction with the November 8 festival at Clarkson University's Cheel Campus Center, where the winners will be announced.
The World in Potsdam celebrates the rich diversity of the residents of the North Country. The day's events will showcase world dances, food, games, crafts, songs, and other cultural activities.
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For the ninth-12th age group, first place will receive $60, second place will receive $40, and three runners-up will receive $25.
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June 09. 2014 8:35PM
LACONIA — Police are investigating three separate threats at Laconia High School, all stating a shooting will take place at the school on Tuesday.
All three threats were written on different bathroom stalls in the high school on different days. The first was found on May 30, the second was last Thursday and the third was found on Monday. All three stated the shooting would take place on June 10.
Captain Matt Canfield of the Laconia Police Department said there is nothing to make them believe the shootings will actually occur, but they are taking the threats seriously.
He said school and police officials decided not to cancel school and a letter was sent to parents of students informing them of the situation.
In a post via their Twitter feed, the police department announced "There will be a noticeable police presence" at the school on Tuesday and students will not be allowed to bring bags or backpacks to school.
Canfield also said students could be subject to search before entering the school.
The case remains an active investigation and police are pursuing all leads to help ensure everyone's safety.


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About what time FLFan? puddin can snag it if she know when...
I'm guessing T/V are not in previews because they have no problem in the leg and end up well ahead of the others.
Quote from: georgiapeach on April 26, 2009, 05:27:42 PMAbout what time FLFan? puddin can snag it if she know when...May be after 3 PM. or at least around that. I think it was after a nice shot of green bushes with white flowers with a water feature in the background, if that helps. No golfers, just a vista shot.It was one of those small frames buried in the corner promos at least on my station. It was also a short promo. Tammy and Victor diving was at the start. Victor was hidden by a promo "ribbon", but Tammy was easy to detect. However, Victor and Tammy were both clearly visible once they left the diving board.
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Today's New York Sun editorial advocates a presidential pardon for Lewis Libby. This editorial does not get everything right, but on some points it swats the ball out of the park. Here are a few ot them in the space of one paragraph:
If Ms. Plame didn't want her identity out, she shouldn't have gotten her husband a secret mission and then allowed him to wage a public campaign against the president's foreign policy. The leading prevaricator in this case is Mr. Wilson himself. He has accused Mr. Bush of falsely leading America to war. Mr. Bush had claimed "The British government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa." Mr. Wilson drank tea in Niger for a week and said that Mr. Bush's claim was not true. But even after Mr. Wilson's objection, the July 2004 report by the British government's Butler Commission found that Mr. Bush's comment was "well-founded." In a July 2004 report by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, Senators Roberts, Hatch, and Bond said of Mr. Wilson, "The former Ambassador, either by design or through ignorance, gave the American people and, for that matter, the world a version of events that was inaccurate, unsubstantiated, and misleading."
The question pregnant in this paragraph seems to me whether there is a serious journalist among the mainstream media who thinks the story in the Libby case might be the CIA's efforts to defeat the president. Isn't that the big story?


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Actually I saw it on discovery channel. I pretty sure it's Hawkins work.
Steven Hawkings proved that black holes do more than just suck. They occasionally release atoms, in very small number over a very long time. Eventually the black hole will lose enough gravity to maintain it's huge suction and become unstable. After that no one knows what happens, physics dosn't have a clue.
I always say what I mean. But sometimes I'm a sarcastic prick whose tone can't be properly communicated via text.
Wanna know somethign crazy. I asked the same question when I was 9 or 10 and got told nothng can escape a black hole.
But on the black hoe thing
I recommend that you read his lecture on "black holes an baby universes" - it deals with exactly this topic in much more (still understandable) detail. To put it very simply, he believes that matter sucked into a black hole will create a new "baby" universe inside it, which then must somehow re-emerge into our universe when the black hole evaporates.
I just finished reading it recently, as I want to get as many maths/science books read as possible before my interview for Cambridge University in a couple of months


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Two years ago 59 SQL Server MVP's came together and helped make one of the best book on SQL Server out there. Each chapter was written by an MVP about a part of SQL Server they loved working with. This resulted in superb quality content and excellent ratings from the readers. To top it off all earnings went to a good cause, the War Child International organization. That book was SQL Server MVP Deep Dives.
This year 63 SQL Server MVPs, me included, decided it was time do repeat the success of the first book.
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After about 6 months of work, the new book I've coauthored with Grant Fritchey (Blog|Twitter), Phil Factor (Blog|Twitter) and Alex Kuznetsov (Blog|Twitter) is out. They're all smart folks I talk to online and this book is packed with good ideas backed by years of experience. The book contains a good deal of information about things you need to think of when doing any kind of multi person database development. Although it's meant for SQL Server, the principles can be applied to any database platform out there. In the book you will find information on: writing readable code, documenting...
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This book authored by Kalen Delaney whose Inside SQL Server books are compulsory reading for every DBA
hits the nail on the head with this one too.
The book goes into hardcore details of how the storage engine itself works.
Let's review what is covered in each chapter:
Chapter 1: Installing and Upgrading to SQL Server 2005
An overview of things to consider when migrating/upgrading to SQL Server 2005
Chapter 2: SQL Server 2005 Architecture
Hardcore stuff begins. talks about components of the engine and it's memory management.
Chapter 3: SQL Server 2005 Configuration
Covers Configuration Manager and general System Configuration
Chapter 4: Databases and Database Files
Covers pretty much...
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This book is a sequel to T-SQL Querying. And it stands completly side by side it.
I can only recommend that you get it. The amount of new stuff to learn is amazing.
So lets see what each chapter covers:
Chapter 1: DataType Related problems, XML and CLR UDTs
Talks about DateTime problems, patterns matching , conversions, large objects, CLR and of course XML which is the biggest part of the chapter.
Chapter 2: Temporary tables and Table variables
A great explanation of how, why and what in the world of Temp.
Chapter 3: Cursors
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This is an AWSOME book!
Written by Itzik Ben-Gan and coauthored by Lubor Kolar and Dejan Sarka it's definitly worth it's money.
It starts with the chapter on logical query processing in which it explaines the basics of the full select statement and the order of processing it.
Just basic stuff.
Chapter 2 covers the phyisical query processing. Explaines what parsing, algebratization and executions plans are and how it's all tied together.
Chapter 3 covers the query tuning methodology and tools to use for it. In my opinion This chapter is one of the best in the book.
Chapter 4 introduces us to subqueries, CTE's and Rank...
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Well in my knowledge brush up for 70-431 Exam I used this book backed up by BOL.
If you have previous SQL Server experience this book and BOL is all you really need to pass the Exam.
If you're a newbie who is just getting it's feet wet then first get some experience and comfortability with SQL server first.
The book is a very easy read and although it has some errors they're not huge so i didn't need errata (fixed errors) for it.
It nicly summarizes the topics that you need to know about and the chapters are just long enough.
Content fits very nicly with...
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