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*** This is handmade and one-of-a-kind ***Blade length: 4.20 in.Total length: 8.60 in.Blade height (at heel): 1.40 in.Blade thickness (near bolster): 0.06 in.Item weight: 3.20 oz.Shipment weight: 4.7 oz.Blade: Deeply etched stainless nickel Damascus san mai with SG2 powdered metallurgical stainless steel, Rc 64-65Bolster: Satin finished pinned steel bolsterHandle: Russian walnut burl
Description: This one-of-a-kind knife is a collaboration between bladesmiths Asai and Daniel O'Malley. During one of his visits in Japan, Mr. O'Malley met with Asai to discuss the possibility of working on a series of collaborative knives. Asai would forge and finish the blade. Mr. O'Malley would finish the knife with deluxe handles better fit for the Western market.
This small chef's knife is perfect for detailed tasks and chopping. The 4 inch blade is easily controlled for the most difficult cuts yet the tall height gives plenty of finger clearance when working over a cutting board.
The blade was hand-forged beginning with an SG powdered metallurgical (PM) stainless steel core (hagane). The smaller crystalline size of this PM steel results in superior edge holding when compared to nearly any stainless steel. The central core is surrounded by many layers of deeply etched nickel Damascus. These many layers of steel result in a surface that helps food release from the knife's side when cut. This time consuming process creates a stunning blade with outstanding edge holding. The blade is distal tapered for optimal balance and has an extremely thin, keen edge for superlative performance. Both the spine and choil are nicely rounded for comfort.
The handle was formed from stabilized Russian walnut burl. The dark wood has a lovely grain pattern that nicely complements the suminagashi pattern of the blade. The handle has been formed from a single piece of wood, ensuring the grain pattern continues across the tang. The handle is profiled so as to be very comfortable and provide a secure hold. The handle swells at the palm, encouraging a pinch grip, moves into a slimmer waist, and swells again as it approaches the beak. Two brass hidden bolt rivets and a complex mosaic pin secure the scales to the full tang. The have been profiled to match the wood. The mosaic pin combines copper and brass. This knife feels as good as it looks.
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Company Looking To Hire 'Piracy Investigators' Promising $500+ Per Night
from the or-they-could-spend-it-on-better-business-modeling dept
Either way, the actual website this points to, PiracySurveillanceJob.com is somewhat entertaining. Apparently, the whole thing involves a California-based company. The application page notes that any work you do will be "under the direction and license" of a California Private Investigator named Wayne & Associates, which appears to be owned by a guy named Randy Cervantes in LA.
As for how much the job pays, apparently, it's based on how many venues you can find showing PPV events who haven't paid up on your given night, and it works as follows:
With a video: $100
W/out a video: $75
Self generated leads you come up with:
With a video: $175
W/out a video: $150
I also like the various requirements for the job, including that you have to call a ton of places up yourself the day before an event to ask if they're showing the event, and then compare that to the "legal list" that is sent to you of places who have paid for a license. It also says that you cannot be "timid or shy" and that you shouldn't apply for the job "if you're on your last $20," since they expect you to pay for your own gas to travel from bar to bar.
Anyway, the whole thing is a bit amusing, if you were wondering how operations like UFC (who is listed as a client) go about tracking down bars and such playing unauthorized showings of their events. It seems like a lot of money and effort for this sort of thing, but they must think that it leads to some sort of benefit.

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Since 1943, the Cleveland Ledge Light Station has stood as an Art Moderne sentry in Buzzards Bay, warning mariners of nearby dangers.
Since 1943, the Cleveland Ledge Light Station has stood as an Art Moderne sentry in Buzzards Bay, warning mariners of nearby dangers.
No one has lived there since the light was automated in 1978, but now a new owner hopes to transform the isolated lighthouse, located about two miles offshore on a rocky ledge, into a home. .
"Taking on an offshore lighthouse like Cleveland Ledge is a daunting challenge," said Jeremy D'Entremont, a lighthouse historian and author. "But I think it's very possible that it could be a summer residence."
The light is named for President Grover Cleveland, who summered in Bourne. The architectural style of the superstructure, Art Moderne, is unique among New England lighthouses, according to the National Park Service website. It is on the National Register of Historic Places.
It was first listed as excess property by the Coast Guard in July 2007, said Patrick Sclafani, public affairs officer for the federal General Services Administration New England office.
Under the National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act of 2000, lighthouses must first be offered to federal, state and local agencies and nonprofits.
One group initially filed an application but withdrew it in 2009, and the lighthouse was put up for public auction in October 2010.
Sandy Boyd of California had the winning bid for $190,000.
CapeCast video: Journey to Cleveland Ledge Lighthouse from July 30, 2010.
The lighthouse has remained vacant, but Boyd recently began the permitting process to turn the property into a home, Sclafani said.
Boyd did not return repeated emails seeking comment.
When the lighthouse was used by the Coast Guard, its living facilities included a galley, lounge, sleeping quarters and lavatory, D'Entremont wrote in his book "The Lighthouses of Massachusetts."
But the light has no water supply and no wastewater treatment system, and has some asbestos "we think they need to deal with," Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection spokesman Edmund Coletta said.
Photos provided by the administration show peeling paint and water damage in most rooms.
To turn Cleveland Ledge into a residence, Boyd will have to get approval from several Falmouth officials, including the building commissioner, board of health and conservation commission, Coletta said. Falmouth is in charge of the lighthouse because it sits off the town's coast.
Falmouth Building Commissioner Eladio Gore did not return messages seeking comment.
Boyd has already begun the process, and introduced his project at an Oct. 31 conservation commission meeting, according to town records.
If he receives approvals from the town, Boyd would then require an OK from the state Department of Environmental Protection for the change of use.
It's not the first time a Massachusetts lighthouse has been purchased by a private owner with the hope of transforming it, D'Entremont said.
Fall River's Borden Flats Light is being turned into a bed and breakfast, he said. And Cleveland Ledge could eventually be a similar attraction if Boyd chose to open it to the public.
"It's a rare treat to visit offshore lighthouses," he said.


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Project-Based Global Climate Change Education:
NY Teachers Taught about Climate Change
Clarkson University and NYSERDA were jointly awarded a grant from NASA to improve climate literacy education throughout New York State. Both partners are known for their strong programs in energy literacy and this new venture expands their focus and commitment to shaping a climate literacy citizenry.This project supports the creation and dissemination of new climate change instructional modules that incorporate NASA data, models and resources. Through a three-tiered approach, students and teachers from middle school through college will have the opportunity to increase their climate literacy knowledge and problem solving skills.
College class: The "Global Climate Change: Science, Engineering, and Policy" was developed specifically for engineering students at Clarkson University. This course was offered for the first time in 2010 and is now taught in Spring semesters.
Climate Change SOAR class for adult learners SOAR is a member-directed learning group affiliated with the Elderhostel Institute Network. The 350+ members of the North Country SOAR are "Third Age" adults, post-family and career people who are actively enjoying their lives.. A 4-week class at Clarkson University teaches members of SOAR about the science, policies and impacts of climate change.
Summer Workshops: Middle school and high school teachers from across New York will refresh their climate science knowledge and develop project-based learning experiences that highlight and integrate NASA earth observation system data and models. The workshops were offered in August 2010 and 2011.
Teacher Conferences: Project materials, including exemplary instructional modules will be disseminated throughout New York State through a NYSERDA-sponsored state-wide Climate Change Conference for Teachers, regional workshops, and one-day workshops during 2012. Summer workshop participants will lead these professional development activities with support from the Clarkson grant team.
The success of this project will be determined by how much participants' climate literacy increases and how their attitudes change. The assessment plan includes surveys for college and public school students, teachers, and conference participants. A secondary measure of success will be the number and quality of the instructional modules that result from the summer workshops.
This project is funded through a grant from NASA Global Climate Education Project (grant number NNX10AB57A) and has approval from Clarkson University's Institution Review Board (No. 10-24.1)


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|Joe Hart is 23/20 with BetVictor to keep a clean sheet against Montenegro on Tuesday
The former City defender thinks Jovetic is good enough to make a move to one of Europe's top clubs and has urged the forward to move to the Etihad Stadium despite his own difficulties in Manchester.
"Jovetic can play for one of the top clubs," Savic is quoted by The Mail on Sunday. "I hope he does because he is one of my closest friends.
"I would recommend City to him. I think City's a rising team, one of the best clubs in Europe. They will win trophies and be in the Champions League every year.
"It was hard for me there because I came straight from the Serbian league. I won a league title but after a season, I knew I had to play regularly to improve as a player. So I left City - it was my decision.
"It is different for Stevan. He has five years experience, he could play straight away with Sergio Aguero and Carlos Tevez."
Savic claims that Jovetic's technical quality and determination can be compared to that of Manchester United star Wayne Rooney.
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Chile president tours hard-hit quake zones
CONSTITUCION, Chile (AP) — Chile's president on Wednesday inaugurated a housing complex that replaced one that collapsed in a massive 2010 earthquake, showcasing his reconstruction efforts during a tour of hard-hit areas.
The 8.8 magnitude quake and the tsunami it unleashed killed 551 people, destroyed 220,000 homes and washed away docks, riverfronts and seaside resorts.
Many of the victims came from Constitucion, where the tsunami destroyed 80 percent of the heart of the coastal city.
Sebastian Pinera began his presidential term a few days after the quake, and has been keen to show how his government has helped rebuild after the disaster.
Bells in Constitucion tolled at 3:34 a.m. to commemorate the quake three years ago. Pinera attended a candlelight vigil before inaugurating the complex, where eight people died.
Damage from the quake and tsunami cost Chile $30 billion, or 18 percent of its annual gross domestic product.
The government says about 90 percent of the reconstruction is complete. But critics say the number is closer to 60 percent and many victims remain homeless.
Opposition lawmaker Patricio Hales said only 44 percent of the homes needed have been completed. But Housing Minister Rodrigo Pérez called the criticism ill-intentioned and baseless.
Charges that former President Michelle Bachelet's government failed to issue a timely tsunami warning, as well as slow reconstruction efforts under Pinera have been shaping politics ahead of November's presidential election.
Opposition lawmakers have slammed Pinera's governing center-right party for trying to link Bachelet to the failed tsunami response.


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PLYMOUTH — Charles T. Ottow, 82, a Marshall County resident all his life, passed away at 7:24 a.m. Saturday, March 23, 2013 at the Hospice House of South Bend.
Charles was born in Knox on Dec. 8, 1930 to Max Albert Carl and Anna Maude (Hapner) Ottow. He attended Ober Elementary School until the eighth grade.
On June 9, 1951, Charles married Velma Rose Samuels in Donaldson.
Charles was enlisted into the U.S. Army on Oct. 6, 1953 and served during the Korean War. He was honorably discharged Oct. 3, 1955.
He was an operating engineer for 50 years of road work and building trade and a member of the Local 150. He also was a truck driver for Coca-Cola for 11 1/2 years.
He was a member of the Eagle Creek Church.
Charles is survived by three children: Ronald (Heidi) Ottow of Knox, Virginia (Barry) Beaman of Georgia, and Michael (Lisa) Ottow of Plymouth; a son-in-law, Vince Sallee of Knox, seven grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his wife, Velma, his parents, two daughters: Barbara Ottow and Katherine Sallee; brothers: Max and Cecil, and sisters: Elnora and Berthana.
Visitation will be from 4 – 8 p.m. Tuesday, March 26, 2013, in the Johnson-Danielson Funeral Home, 1100 N. Michigan Road, Plymouth.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday, March 27, 2013, in the Johnson-Danielson Funeral Home.
Burial with Military Honors provided by members of the Plymouth American Legion Post 26, Veterans of Foreign Wars-Marshall County Post 1162 and the DAV will be in New Oakhill Cemetery.
Memorial contributions can be made to the Center for Hospice Care, 112 S. Center St., Plymouth, IN 46563.
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Republican candidate Joe Lhota has been aggressively targeting his opponent, Democrat Bill de Blasio, for taking a page out of the "Marxist playbook" with his "tale of two cities" campaign message.
He also went after de Blasio for his past support and admitted admiration of Nicaragua's Sandinista party during the Reagan administration, which came to light in a recent New York Times article.
De Blasio apparently traveled to Nicaragua when he was just 26 years old to distribute food and medicine. But Lhota has tried to paint the trip by a young de Blasio as a pivotal time in his life that shaped his dangerous political ideology for the rest of his life.
We have to admit a bit of ignorance on the history of the Sandinista party, but rest assured we are currently researching its views and policies on garbage collection, bike lanes and universal pre-K so we can really find out just where de Blasio stands on the issues.
But if you thought the de Blasio campaign was just going to sit idly by and let Lhota's camp dredge up a bunch of stuff from the past, then you, dear gosling, have underestimated the de Blasio campaign.
In a New York Times interview, Lhota recently admitted that Senator Barry Goldwater was a "boyhood hero," which the de Blasio camp seized on, calling Goldwater an "extreme conservative" and attempting to paint Lhota with the same brush.
Thankfully, they did it in an entertaining manner by releasing the "Top 10 Facts About Joe Lhota's icon, Extreme Conservative Barry Goldwater." Here they are (in no particular order, we assume):
1. Goldwater Explicitly Supported GOP Extremism and Denounced Moderation: "Extremism in the Defense of Liberty is No Vice."
2. Goldwater Opposed the Brown vs. Board of Education Court Decision, Stating Racial Segregation in Mississippi and South Carolina is "Their Business, Not Mine."
3. Goldwater Voted Against Civil Rights Act of 1964.
4. Goldwater Claimed the Civil Rights Act Was Unconstitutional and Would Promote Racial Intolerance, Opening the Door to a "Police-State System of Enforcement."
5. Goldwater Supported the Use of Nuclear Weapons in Vietnam.
6. Goldwater Explicitly Aimed to Reduce the Size of Government and Repeal Laws.
7. Goldwater Considered American Labor Leaders More Dangerous than the Soviet Union.
8. Goldwater Refused to Condemn McCarthyism.
9. Goldwater Condemned Non-Violent Protests, Calling Them Nothing More Than a "Fable" and Inherently Violent.
10. Goldwater Advocated Leaving the United Nations After China's Entry to the Organization.
We can't wait until the de Blasio campaign digs up an elementary school essay written by a first-grade Lhota justifying the existence of Santa Claus.
"What alternate reality is Joe Lhota living in?" read a statement from the de Blasio campaign. "If in 1961 Mr. Lhota couldn't even see the writing on the wall about the existence of Santa Claus, how can we expect him to work for the middle-class families that are quickly disappearing from New York City? Are we just supposed to wait for some guy in a red costume on a flying sleigh to swoop in and deliver the services they so badly need from city government?"


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This is my first cross-post, done with the blog at my employer, BetterVideo. The original post can be found here.
BetterVideo is looking closely into the new Google WebM video codec and weighing its potential on whether it will be the web codec of the future. While it's still too early to make a determination, there are many facts available, and the WebM project is proceeding at a brisk pace.


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When you position your hand horizontally, grab one's face and proceed to swiping in a downward motion, palm down; Usually done when one is acting in a foolish manner. Can be done with wet hands for better results.
As a group of friends rock out to a 80's hair band genere of music, Mo sings the wrong refrain to a commonly known song and as a result to this Tom hits her up with a solid "facewash"
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Nyong'o nominated for Bafta award
12 Years A Slave actress Lupita Nyong'o is among the nominees for this year's EE Bafta Rising Star Award.
The Kenyan, a graduate of Yale drama school, goes up against Palme d'Or Award-winning French actress Lea Seydoux, star of controversial lesbian love story Blue Is The Warmest Colour, as they compete for the award which is decided by public vote.
British actors Will Poulter, star of We're The Millers, and George MacKay - who had his big break starring alongside Clive Owen in The Boys Are Back - have also been shortlisted, along with US star Dane Dehaan, who recently starred opposite Daniel Radcliffe in Kill Your Darlings.
Seydoux joined Poulter - who also appeared in Narnia film The Voyage Of The Dawntreader - and MacKay at Bafta's HQ in London to celebrate their nominations.
The nominees were selected by a group of jurors including actress Gemma Arterton, deputy chair of Bafta's film committee Pippa Harris and film critic Mark Kermode.
Nyong'o - who was born in Mexico - made her movie debut in 12 Years, which was directed by Turner Prize-winning filmmaker Steve McQueen.
Seydoux, who shared her Palme d'Or with Blue Is The Warmest Colour director Abdellatif Kechiche and co-star Adele Exarchopoulos, confessed how proud she was to be nominated for the award.
She said: "I am very touched, the fact that the British Academy chose me.
"The fact that I'm on my own makes me feel the people here recognise my work."
The Frenchwoman, dressed in a dazzling Prada coat and Miu Miu frock, revealed she would like to do more work in Britain.
Seydoux, who has previously told how difficult she found it to endure the long sex scenes in Blue Is The Warmest Colour, admitted starring in the highly acclaimed film has changed her life.
She said: "It was a big success in France and all over the world. So all the people are very touched by the film, and I'm very proud of the film and the fact that everybody loves it. It's amazing the fact you do a work that everybody sees, I was not expecting that much."
Poulter, 20, began acting as a child and made his name in 2007's Son Of Rambow. Last year he starred alongside Jennifer Aniston in Hollywood romantic comedy We're The Millers, which he admitted has been a big boost to his career.
He revealed: "I remember my first film being a very small British independent and the second one being a big American studio shot in Australia and I was very young then, and that was my only experience of big budget films.
"So when We're The Millers came along I really didn't feel I was even capable of it. I was like 'I've only ever done this once before, I don't think I can do it again, I just scraped through the last time'.
"But it was fantastic to be involved in something like that and a real dream come true to work with the likes of Jennifer Aniston and Jason Sudeikis. I was very, very lucky."
He added: "It still hasn't really sunk in, but to be in a range of films that vary in budget and style is something I'm very grateful for and something I hope I can continue with. But to be recognised alongside these guys is phenomenal."
MacKay, 21, was also a child actor and last year appeared in Dexter Fletcher's movie Sunshine On Leith, featuring the music of The Proclaimers.
He revealed being nominated for the Rising Star Award now had made him think about his career going forward.
He said: "I'm thinking about it in a different way. I think when you're younger you're slightly spoilt with the situation you get put in, and to get to work with the people I got to work with without really thinking about it.
"I'm blessed that I didn't worry too much about it when I was a kid or overthink things, and I learned a lot unconsciously, but now I'm really ready and excited to learn as much as I can and do as much different work as I can to make a concerted effort to think for myself about what I want to do and carve a path for myself."
Voting is now open to the public at www.ee.co.uk/bafta.


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Ern Rubik will forever be know for the cube based puzzle game that he invented. But Rubik isn't a one trick pony. Oh no - far from it.
Apart from inventing the Rubik's Cube; a puzzle based game that requires moving a series of squares to reach a desired pattern, he also put his name behind the Rubik's Race; a puzzle based game that requires moving a series of squares to reach a desired pattern. Quite different, we're sure you'll agree.
Rubik's Race
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- iPhone
- Price
- £1.49
- Where
- iTunes
All jokes aside, Rubik's Race is just like the Rubik's Cube game that you're more than likely familiar with - albeit on a flat surface where the coloured squares slide into empty spaces in order to complete the objective. A real life example can be bought from Play.com for around £15.
But it's the iPhone version that we're interested in here - one that landed in the iTunes App Store last month.
There are three versions of the game. First up is the Arcade mode where you do battle with a series of puzzles collecting bonus items (swap tiles, delete tiles and so on) as you progress. Beware of the pitfalls though - these are your anti-bonus items such as turning off the colour or freezing the tiles. You're battling against the clock as well, so the latter is particularly annoying.
Time attack is a flat out assault against the clock, and the amount of moves that you make, in a series of 9 tile challenges, and there is also a two player pass and play mode as well, which runs along the same lines.
David Kremer of Rubik's said: "The concept of Rubik's Race is beautifully simple and the app works on the same principle, but it means that you can sneak in some practice on your own whenever you like, as well as pitting yourself against friends. With the fun and flexibility of three ways to play and your best scores being posted to the game centre as well as to Facebook, it adds a whole new dimension to the game."
It certainly does, and it's just as infuriating as the real thing. Still, at least the Rubik's Race doesn't leave a massive dent in the wall when we throw our iPhone at it in frustration. It is an expensive trip to the Apple Store getting our phone replaced every-time mind.
Rubik's Race out now - and in the App Store.


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After the Lady Bucs offense managed to load the bases in the bottom of the second inning, a Janine Sprague (Hillsborough, N.C.) bases-clearing triple scoring Mary Beth Hazelwood (Knoxville, Tenn.), Briana Knight (Brier, Wa.) and Jessica Lonsinger (Dale City, Va.), gave the home squad the 4-1 lead. In the top of the third, after an Eagle single to center, Hazelwood proved strong on the defensive end as she threw a bullet to Lady Bucs catcher Lonsinger who tagged GSU's Heather Smith at the plate to get the second out of the inning.
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Leading the way for the Bucs in game one was right fielder Knight who tallied three hits, adding one run in the game-one victory. Hazelwood and Sprague each added two hits for the Bucs, while Jenkins allowed just seven hits and tallied four strikeouts from the mound.
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inetnum: 22.214.171.124 - 220.127.116.11 netname: IR-TAMINTELECOM org: ORG-ETSN1-RIPE descr: RighTel-3G-LTE country: IR admin-c: EB8923-RIPE tech-c: EB8923-RIPE status: ASSIGNED PA mnt-by: TA59784-MNT created: 2015-11-10T10:56:15Z last-modified: 2015-11-10T10:56:15Z source: RIPE organisation: ORG-ETSN1-RIPE org-name: "Rightel Communication Service Company PJS" org-type: LIR address: 9th floor, Chooka Building, No 8 , west Armaghan Street, Vali-e-Asr Street (After Niayesh Highway) address: 1967863311 address: Tehran address: IRAN, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF phone: +982127454246 fax-no: +982126214696 e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com admin-c: EB8923-RIPE abuse-c: RTEL-RIPE mnt-ref: RIPE-NCC-HM-MNT mnt-ref: TA59784-MNT mnt-by: RIPE-NCC-HM-MNT mnt-by: TA59784-MNT created: 2011-05-30T06:35:10Z last-modified: 2016-06-25T05:09:23Z source: RIPE person: Ehsan Bagherian address: 9th floor, Chooka Building, No 8 , west Armaghan Street, Vali-e-Asr Street (After Niayesh Highway), Tehran, Iran e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com org: ORG-ETSN1-RIPE phone: + 982127654246 nic-hdl: EB8923-RIPE mnt-by: TA59784-MNT created: 2013-01-31T09:24:40Z last-modified: 2013-01-31T09:32:05Z source: RIPE route: 18.104.22.168/20 descr: "Rightel Communication Service Company PJS" origin: AS57218 mnt-by: TA59784-MNT created: 2014-12-16T05:51:26Z last-modified: 2014-12-16T05:51:26Z source: RIPE
IP address subranges within this IP range
IP address ranges, or netblocks, are groups of related IP addresses. They are usually represented as a base IP address, followed by a slash, and then a netmask which represents how many IP addresses are contained within the netblock. This format is known as CIDR. You'll also sometimes see netblocks given as a start ip address, and an end ip address, or an ip address range.
Traffic works its way around the internet based on the routing table, which contains a list of networks and their associated netblocks.


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New Year's Day has come and gone, but this month I'm writing to strongly suggest that you consider a somewhat belated resolution: make 2009 the year that you start researching, playing with, and just generally getting ready for IPv6. Wait, don't run away. I know you've been hearing "IPv6 is coming" for nearly two decades (so have I), but I'm convinced that there's good reason to believe that you'll find it smart to know something about IPv6, and soon.
As you may know, IPv6 is an alternate protocol to IPv4, the protocol that's currently the foundation upon which the Internet is built. IPv4's great, but it only supports four billion addresses maximum, and as more and more of the world attains levels of wealth that let it afford Internet-connected computers, cell phones, and networks, the number of available IPv4 addresses dwindles daily. Thus, one day we'll run out, and by that day we'll need a replacement for IPv4 with a larger address space. IPv6 is intended to fill that bill by offering 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 (18 quintillion) addresses (and yes, I know that IPv6 is a 128-bit addressing scheme, but it essentially acts much like a 64-bit addressing scheme), as well as a bunch of other features that'll make an IPv6-based Internet more scalable.
Now, all of you who are reading this, raise your hands if you're currently using IPv6. OK, let me count—yup, just as I thought, almost nobody's using it. So why spend your time now implementing some networking stuff that will be of no value for ages and ages, and that probably will change drastically before you need it anyway? That was my thinking too, until about nine months ago.
It's Closer than You Think
Apparently, that far-off day of reckoning, the day that the various Internet authorities hand out the very last unassigned address, isn't all that far off, after all. Geoff Huston, an Internet watcher, runs a script every day that tracks how many IPv4 addresses have been assigned and, on the basis of past growth rates, predicts the day that the IPv4 addresses will run out. As I write this, his script (the results of which you can find at http://www.potaroo.net/tools/ipv4/index.html) predicts 18 March 2011 as the last day the Internet stops growing.
Now, let's suppose that Geoff's prediction is off by two years (although I should mention that other folks have created credible predictions placing that date at the end of 2010); in that case, we're still talking four years away, max. Okay, you might say, then I'll just wait until everybody else is doing it and I'll do it then, right? I'm going to suggest that might not be the best decision career-wise, and here's why. I first got my network on the Internet back in 1991, mostly out of curiosity—I was connected 24x7 with a 14.4 kilobit dial-up line that I never hung up (local phone service was a flat $15 a month) and my WAN/LAN router was an OS/2 box. Most large organizations weren't on the Internet until the web really took off around 1995. At the beginning of '95, nobody was on the Internet; by late that year, it was "get wired or get fired"—every organization wanted to get on the Internet, and they wanted to do it now. People who already had some Internet savvy prospered; others didn't.
Get Started Now
How's that apply to you, now? My guess is that IPv6 adoption will look a lot like IPv4 adoption: it'll be an all-of-a-sudden deal. One day, your boss will read something in an airline magazine about how everyone's going IPv6, he'll freak out and come ask you IT folks, "What are we doing on IPv6?" Of course, as your boss has never even uttered the phrase "IPv6" in the past, a response framed in a dumbfounded look might seem reasonable and fair, as in fact would an entire room of IT folks wearing dumbfounded looks seem reasonable and fair. But think how much better the meeting might work out if your response were something along the lines of, "well, boss, we've been looking into it and it seems that 85 percent of our software will probably run fine in an IPv6 environment, and it appears that our routers are all fully capable of IPv6—we've just got to configure them to use it. The biggest problem will be our ISP—they're a bit behind the times and just keep shrugging their shoulders when I ask them when we can get a block of IPv6 addresses, but I think we could use these other guys…." And, not to be, well, callous, but now suppose you're the only IT person in the room with these answers. Guess who won't have to worry about getting downsized during the next corporate restructure?
Seriously—just start doing a bit of reading on IPv6. If you've got Windows Vista and Server 2008, you've already got OSs that can let you build some test IPv6 infrastructure. A little future-proofing never hurts, you know?


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It's time for kids to scare up their best tales.
The Daily Bulletin is holding its first contest for the ghouliest, bloodiest, most frighteningly hauntiest stories from Inland Valley area kids.
The Scary Stories contest kicked off Thursday, and the deadline is Oct. 21. All stories must be accepted online; a form is posted on our website, www.dailybulletin.com/scarystory.
The ground rules of the contest are:
Two categories of entries will be accepted: blood-curdling stories and works of art that scream out for attention. You may upload a story or drawing or both online.
Stories must be original.
Stories must be no longer than 650 words.
Artwork must be original (no tracings). Artwork files must be 5MB maximum in size; JPEG format is preferred. Please use the entrant's name as the filename.
Entries will be judged on imagination, creativity and theme.
The Daily Bulletin reserves the right to revise contest dates and procedures.
The winning entries will be published in the Daily Bulletin on Halloween, Oct. 31, and all the entries will be posted online.
The age categories are:
Drawing: Five divisions are ages 5-6, 7-8, 9-11, 12-14 and 15-18.
Writing: Four divisions are ages 7-8, 9-11, 12-14 and 15-18.
Entries must be received through the online form posted on our website; emailed or mailed entries will not be accepted.
If you have any questions, e-mail email@example.com.
Don't forget to have fun and use your imagination! We look forward to reading your submissions.


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The biannual discussion of stable releases for Arch Linux has begun again.
Yup, every now and again, Arch users come together from all over the planet to have a little love-fest and decide whether everybody's favorite speed-freak-centric rolling-release distro should have stable snapshots.
There's a lot of foofoorah, a lot of chest-pounding, some people threaten to leave Arch, some people threaten to fork Arch, some people offer to help do it, and then a major holiday appears and the whole thing evaporates. At least, that's what usually happens.
Oh wait, you mean that was a zombie thread? A necromancing poster? Argh! 😐
Oh well, at least the timing is right. Halloween is right around the corner.


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Deborah Gillis, President & Chief Executive Officer, Catalyst, will be featured on a panel that explores millennials in the workforce. The event, which is being held in celebration of International Women's Day, will be hosted by Citi and take place in Mumbai, India.
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Napoli, Victorino power Sox comeback win over YankeesSportsDirect Inc.
September 06. 2013 11:33PM
NEW YORK -- Shane Victorino hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the eighth and Mike Napoli tied it with a grand slam in the seventh as visiting Boston battled back to stun New York for the second straight night, 12-8, on Friday.
Will Middlebrooks singled with one out in the eighth in front of Victorino, who drove a hanging breaking ball from Preston Claiborne (0-2) into the stands in left to spark a four-run rally.
Napoli's grand slam capped a five-run seventh for the Red Sox, who moved seven games ahead of the Tampa Bay Rays in the American League East.
Alfonso Soriano hit a two-run homer and Brett Gardner tripled in a pair for the Yankees, who squandered a late lead for the second game in a row.
Andy Pettitte allowed three runs in six innings but Phil Hughes was charged with four while recording only one out and Boone Logan surrendered Napoli's blast as New York slipped three games behind the Rays in the wild card race.
The Yankees carried an 8-3 cushion into the seventh before Boston loaded the bases with one out and pushed across a run on Dustin Pedroia's infield single.
Logan came on to strike out David Ortiz but left a 2-2 fastball up that Napoli drove to right field, just sneaking it over Ichiro Suzuki's leap and off the top of the wall for a grand slam.
Joba Chamberlain issued a bases-loaded walk to Daniel Nava and Stephen Drew's RBI single in the eighth as the Red Sox pulled away. Brandon Workman (5-2) struck out a pair in 1 1/3 hitless innings to pick up the win in relief
GAME NOTEBOOK: Boston starter Felix Doubront walked six and was charged with three runs on three hits in 3 2/3 innings. ... Red Sox CF Jacoby Ellsbury (right foot) sat out the game but is expected back on Saturday along with C Jarrod Saltalamacchia (sore back), who has missed four straight contests. ... Pettitte fanned David Ross to end the fourth, giving him 2,000 strikeouts as a member of the Yankees. He has 2,429 strikeouts in his career, first among active pitchers.


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For Release: Monday, July 29, 2013
DEC Releases Draft Great Lakes Action Agenda
to Promote Environmental Sustainability and Economic Revitalization in New York's Great Lakes Region
Public Comment Period Underway
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has released a draft of New York's Great Lakes Basin: Action Agenda 2013, a five-year action plan to guide restoration, conservation, and sustainable development activities in New York's Great Lakes region. Stakeholder input on the draft agenda will be accepted until September 1.
"The Great Lakes Action Agenda is New York State's only fully-integrated strategic plan for its portion of the Great Lakes basin," said DEC Commissioner Joe Martens. "The plan is uniquely integrated with bi-national, federal, and state priorities to ensure that New York's Great Lakes stakeholders are regionally competitive for federal funding and other opportunities to advance sustainable development and environmental restoration in our Great Lakes region."
The Great Lakes Action Agenda was drafted in collaboration with stakeholder organizations throughout the basin, with the intention of creating an integrated planning tool to assist stakeholders in identifying, funding, and tracking goal-oriented projects in New York's Great Lakes basin. The Agenda will serve as a 'one-stop-shop' planning resource for stakeholder organizations working to improve the state's Great Lakes region. When finalized, the Great Lakes Action Agenda will enhance New York's strategic approach to effectively address the highest priority actions, assist stakeholders in leveraging financial resources and human capital, and create opportunities for basinwide communication, coordination, and partnership.
The Great Lakes Action Agenda is strategically aligned with the federal "Great Lakes Restoration Initiative Action Plan," which has brought more than $50 million to New York's Great Lakes region since 2010. Recommendations set forth by New York's Oceans and Great Lakes Ecosystem Conservation initiative, Regional Economic Development Councils, and the NYS 2100 Commission Report are also integrated into the agenda. It is a five-year plan and will be updated on a regular basis to ensure that the state's evolving priorities are included.
The Action Agenda uses an ecosystem-based management approach to address environmental challenges in a holistic way that considers how people depend on and are integral parts of the Great Lakes ecosystem. The Great Lakes Action Agenda features innovative solutions to the most critical challenges facing New York's Great Lakes region, including contamination cleanup, water quality and conservation, restoration of fish and wildlife, waterfront revitalization and smart growth, climate change adaptation and resilience, and recreation and tourism development.
The Great Lakes Action Agenda is available on DEC's website. Public comments on the draft Great Lakes Action Agenda will be accepted until September 1, and may be submitted to Great Lakes email box.
DEC's Great Lakes Watershed Program will continue working with stakeholders. A series of regional workgroup meetings will be held later this year to solicit final stakeholder input, coordinate stakeholder activities, and initiate a collaborative approach to implementing the goals set forth in this agenda.


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Tools Featured in this Teardown
Lately, there's been much talk by the office water cooler about this all-in-one embedded device. It combines internet, LAN access via a Wi-Fi, and, oh yeah, it's also an alarm clock... It goes by the name of chumby one.
The chumby one is a completely open source platform, and the developers encourage all you hackers to dig right into the source code.
What follows is not for the faint of heart. You have been warned....
Check out the YouTube video slideshow of the teardown!
Welcome to another exciting edition of our popular teardown series.
Today's contender hails from the land of chumby industries, inc..
Measuring 4" wide x 4" tall x 3.5" deep, boasting an impressive 3.5" LCD color touchscreen, and a beefy 454 MHz ARM processor, it is our pleasure to welcome the chumby one to the grandest stage in all electronic dismemberment.
The chumby one combines all the greatness the internet has to offer. It integrates weather, news, music, videos, photos, social networking sites, and more with an extensive array of more than 1500 widgets in more than 30 categories.
That's all gravy and everything, but how's it look inside?
First use a thin metal spudger to remove the four self-adhesive plastic dots covering the screw holes.
Remove the four Phillips screws holding the cases together. You'll need a thin-shafted screwdriver to remove them.
Ventilation holes abound in the top and rear outer cases. Such a Swiss cheese case design allows the chumby to cool off without the need for a fan.
Pull the rear case away from the chumby to reveal the spiffy internals.
Slide the lower case away from the front of the chumby, then tilt it away from the logic board to reveal the battery connector. Taking as many precautions as possible, we decided to disconnect the battery connector from the logic board assembly.
Use a plastic opening tool to dislodge the plug of hot glue holding the FM antenna wire in the lower case. At this point you can de-route the FM antenna wire and remove the lower case from the chumby.
chumby industries, inc. recommends using only a Fujifilm NP-120 battery.
The NP-120 is a rechargeable Lithium-Ion camera battery. The chumby is equipped with circuitry to charge the battery when it is plugged into AC power.
Use a pair of tweezers to pull the microphone connector away from the front of the chumby.
Use a plastic opening tool to pry up the ZIF lock on the display ribbon cable socket.
Pull the display ribbon cable out of its socket.
The volume knob is simply pressed onto the splined volume control shaft.
Use a plastic opening tool to pry evenly around the edge of the volume knob until you can remove it from the chumby.
Volume control commands are sent via a rotary encoder that translates angular degrees of rotation into binary code recognized by the board.
After removing four Phillips screws securing the inner chassis to the outer case, the guts can be removed in one piece.
Controls are routed through two daughterboards; one houses the two push-button elements and the other holds the volume dial.
The wireless card is attached to a small interconnect board, converting the four-pin connector found on the logic board into the USB connector used by the wireless card.
After a bit too much wiggling, we broke the FM antenna lead where it attaches to the board. Soldering iron to the rescue!
Next, remove the four Phillips screws securing the display to the outer case.
Lift the display and its metal shield out of the front case and bask in its 320x240 magnificence.
The display element is a 3.5", 320x240 pixel, 16 bits-per-pixel thin-film transistor (TFT) LCD.
The touchscreen element and the LCD both connect to the logic board through the same ribbon cable.
The outer edge of the glass touchscreen element is stuck to the outside of the LCD. It seems like dust and lint would have a hard time finding their way in between the two pieces.
As much as we love playing with sharp objects, we weren't brave enough to mix glass and exacto blades while trying to remove the touchscreen element.
It's called "Thin-film transistor (TFT)"... I'd hate to see what a twisted-film transistor looks like ;)
Quote from Matt Falcon:
I'd hate to see what a twisted-film transistor looks like ;)
While you're completely right, using "twisted" as an adjective in the context of LCDs isn't that odd. In older types, (TN, STN, etc.) the T stands for twisted.
Carefully pull the logic board away from the inner chassis. As you pull the board away, be sure not to bend the pins on the Wi-Fi and volume knob interconnect boards.
After separating the two pieces slightly, disconnect the button panel and the speaker connectors from the logic board.
Hey look, a MicroSD card!
A row of sockets near the MicroSD socket provide connectivity for a TTL-level 115200, 8N1 serial console.
A message from the designer. How cute.
Some interesting features of the board include:
64 MB Hynix HY5DU121622BTP CMOS Double DataRate (DDR) Synchronous DRAM
GL8520G USB 2.0 Hub
MMA7455 3-axis accelerometer
QN8005B FM radio
Blank space for NAND flash (not used due to booting from MicroSD)
MicroSD socket complete with a 2GB Kingston MicroSD firmware card
Unpopulated passives for composite (NTSC/PAL) video output
Now, back to disassembling the chassis...
A simple tug removes the Ralink-based RT2571 USB Wi-Fi dongle.
The Ralink RT2571 supports both USB 1.1 & 2.0 for 802.11 a/b/g connectivity.
The chipset has the capability to operate in Windows XP, 2000, ME, 98SE, and in Linux.
Considering the open source nature of the chumby, wireless internet can conceivably be sacrificed for the extra USB port housing the Wi-Fi dongle.
Get your groove on with the single 2W mono speaker mounted flush in the plastic chassis.
After removing the four Phillips screws securing the speaker to the chassis, use a sharp blade to carefully separate the speaker cables from the adhesive applied near the speaker opening.
The speaker wires are glued down to avoid any rattling noises from ruining your air guitar solo.
The speaker has a 7/8" concave aluminum diaphragm held to the frame with a foam rubber surround.
The white panel on the chassis is fitted with a conical port presumably to eliminate resonance.
The speaker wires are more importantly glued in to avoid undesired holes acoustic enclosure. If air were able to escape through that hole it would dramatically affect the speaker's performance.
Alas, we have reached the end of our endeavors. Good-bye chumby one, you will always be remembered as the one we tore apart...
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Businesslike. Robotic.
That's how Laura Taylor Free remembers Stephen Paul Morgan.
The images could describe Morgan's alleged slaying of Wesleyan University junior Johanna Justin-Jinich. How police say he followed through on a 2007 e-mail to her that promised her "a lot more problems down the road"; how he'd written "Kill Johanna. She must Die'' in his journal before striding into the book store in Middletown where she worked and shooting her seven times; how he acted so stoic afterward that a cop arriving at the scene took his name and number and let him go.
But Taylor Free's observations come from a different time, when Morgan, a prep school...


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HUM 146 - Introduction to World Humanities II
This course will acquaint students with the arts and ideas of the world's major civilizations, from the Renaissance to the present. The approach will be both interdisciplinary and chronological, covering the artistic values embodied in painting, sculpture, architecture, literature, theater, music and dance as they have emerged out of their historical contexts. In addition to providing the fundamental principles, methodologies and theories used in the study of the humanities, the course aims to enhance students' understanding of the contemporary world. 3 hrs. lecture/wk. This course is taught in the spring semester.
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Face-to-Face Courses (F2F) take place in a classroom. Based on JCCC's Statement of General Education. Students in all classes, including face-to-face classes, are expected to use technology appropriate to the course content and as needed to access web-based course materials. Face-to-face classes typically require access to computer equipment (either at home or in college labs provided for student use) and computing skills utilizing standard office, business and web browsing applications.
Hybrid Courses (HYB) combine face-to-face classroom instruction and the convenience of online web-based learning, resulting in a reduction of the amount of time spent in the face-to-face classroom and a significant increase of time spent studying online materials. Students registered in hybrid courses must attend class meetings as listed in the JCCC Schedule of Classes.
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Fonterra said it had set its final price for units in the Fonterra Shareholders' Fund at $5.50 per unit - the top end of an indicative $4.60 to $5.50 range.
The price was decided after an institutional and broker bidding process, which finished today.
Fonterra chairman Sir Henry van der Heyden said in a statement the pricing was positive news for farmer shareholders.
Shares on the farmers-only Fonterra Shareholders' Market are expected to track the price of the Fonterra Shareholders' Fund when trading starts on the NZX on Friday.
Chief executive Theo Spierings said investors recognised there was some complexity in the structure of the Trading Among Farmers trading scheme, but that there was also acknowledgement of Fonterra's market position and growth strategy.
As a result of this strong level of interest, the fund expanded to $525 million - which included oversubscriptions of $25 million.
More than 2500 members of the "Fonterra Family'' - such as sharemilkers, former farmers and Fonterra employees - as well as about 7000 retail and institutional investors took part.
A total 58 per cent of units has been allocated to New Zealand retail and institutional investors, as well as the Friends of Fonterra. The remainder had been allocated to institutions based offshore.
"The majority of Units are held by New Zealanders,'' Spierings said. ``And we have a good balance between retail investors who are more likely to hold onto their units, and professional offshore and New Zealand investors who are likely to actively trade Units and provide liquidity in the fund,'' he said in a statement.
Fonterra will issue 90 million shares to support a fund size of $525m.
The issue of shares by Fonterra would, at the most, affect the co-operative's earnings per share by about one cent. Fonterra said it does not intend to permanently hold the resulting equity.


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March 22, 2013
Box Score
Florida State vs. Georgia Tech Photo Gallery
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – It was a tale of two games on Friday. After getting shut out in game one of a doubleheader, No. 5 Florida State (21-2, 6-2 ACC) responded with an 11-3 victory over No. 11 Georgia Tech (18-4, 6-2 ACC) in game two to even the three-game series and force a rubber game Sunday afternoon at 1:00 p.m.
"I was very impressed with the way we bounced back," said head coach Mike Martin. "That says a lot about our club. Georgia Tech is certainly a very good team and it was great to see us bounce back like we did."
DJ Stewart and Stephen McGee drove in nine of FSU's 11 runs including a career-high six off the bat of Stewart, who broke the game open in the fifth when he connected on his first career grand slam. The six RBI are the most by a Seminole hitter this year and the most since Devon Travis drove in six against Stanford in game one of the Tallahassee Super Regional on June 8, 2012.
"DJ is certainly a young man that just needs to play," said Martin. "After the first game he was a little dejected but he is a guy that is learning the game. He went right back in there, had some very good at-bats and drove in a lot of runs for us tonight."
Marcus Davis went 2-for-3 with a pair of doubles as he walked twice and scored a game-high four runs. McGee finished with two hits and three RBI as the junior catcher extended a pair of streaks following Friday's doubleheader. He has now reached base in 16 straight games, while extending his career-best hitting streak to eight straight.
Josh Delph, Jose Brizuela, John Nogowski, Seth Miller and John Sansone each registered a hit in the win.
FSU starting pitcher Scott Sitz (5-0) did a great job of limiting the nation's top hitting and scoring offense in game two of the doubleheader after the Yellow Jackets scored 10 runs on 13 hits in the series opener. The senior right hander worked 5.1 innings allowing just two runs, both unearned, on eight hits as he walked four and struck out five.
"Scotty gave us exactly what we needed," said Martin. "And that was five quality innings. I thought he battled. Georgia Tech is obviously a beautiful baseball team. They are the total package. I did not see a weakness in their club; I was very impressed with them."
Sitz did not allow a runner past second base through the first three innings holding Georgia Tech to just two hits and two walks. In the fourth, the Jackets tagged Sitz for three hits, all singles by Daniel Palka, A.J. Murray and Matt Gonzalez, but Seth Miller kept Georgia Tech off the scoreboard as he threw out Palka at the plate to retire the side.
Miller came through with another sensational catch and throw at the plate just one inning later and McGee did an outstanding job of holding on to the ball to record the out. With runners at the corners and one out, Kyle Wren lined out to center for what looked like a sac-fly, but Miller threw a bullet to McGee at the plate to get Mott Hyde for the second out of the inning. After a walk, Sitz got Brandon Thomas looking at a called third strike to retire the side.
"Seth has been very impressive as a centerfielder," added Martin. "What made him better is being around (James) Ramsey. Seth has a little better arm than Ramsey to tell you the truth. The two plays that he made tonight were as good in one game as I have ever seen an outfielder make for us."
Fifty minutes after being shutout for the first time this year, Florida State wasted little cracking the scoreboard in game two plating a pair of runs in the bottom of the first to take an early 2-0 lead. Delph led things off with a single and Davis followed with the first of his two doubles. A sac-fly by Stewart brought home Delph, while Davis scored on a single through the left side by McGee.
"I don't think there was any question that was something we needed," said Martin on plating a couple early runs. "We needed a jump start and of course we got it out of our first two hitters."
The Seminoles added to their lead in the third off Georgia Tech starter Dusty Isaacs (3-2) when Davis led off the inning with a double to right center and scored two batters later on a sac-fly to right by McGee.
Florida State chased Isaacs in the fifth and opened the game up when Stewart connected on his second home run of the season. With the bases loaded, the freshman from Yulee, Fla., took a 2-0 offering from Alex Cruz and deposited the ball over the screen in right center for his first career grand slam to give FSU a commanding 7-0 advantage.
After Georgia Tech cut into the lead with two unearned runs in the top of the sixth, FSU responded with another four-run inning to push its lead to 11-2. Delph and Davis both walked and scored, while Stewart put the finishing touches on his career night driving in his sixth run of the game on an RBI single to center. McGee followed with an RBI single up the middle and later scored on a throwing error at second.
Gage Smith relieved Sitz with one out in the sixth and kept the Jacket offense at bay scattering just two hits in 1.2 scoreless innings.
Kyle Bird faced two batters in the eighth and gave up a hit and a walk before giving way to Brandon Johnson. Johnson allowed a hit and struck out two in an inning of work. Bird was charged with a run, the first earned run allowed by the sophomore southpaw this year.
Robby Coles pitched the ninth and after the first two Yellow Jacket hitters reached on a bunt single and a walk, the junior right hander settled down to get a pop out and back-to-back strikeouts to end the game.
Isaacs was charged with the loss as he went 4.0 plus innings allowing four runs on six hits.
Florida State and Georgia Tech will return to the diamond for the series finale on Sunday, March 24 at 1:00 p.m. on Mike Martin Field inside Dick Howser. The game will air live on ESPN3. Fans can listen to the game live on the All-Access player. Locally, fans can listen to the game on 100.7 FM. As always, Seminole fans can follow the Noles on twitter @FSU_Baseball and remember to like the Seminoles on Facebook (www.facebook.com/FSUBaseball). Live stats for all three games will be available via gametracker.


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MIT's A crew had a nearly identical finish to a year ago, coming in 32nd among the 52 entries with a time of 16:16.742. The Engineers were just a half a second behind a crew from Duke for 31st and less than five seconds away from crews from Brown and Boston University. MIT finished nearly five seconds ahead of the Rhode Island A crew while also bettering A crews from George Washington and Rutgers. MIT's B crew finished 48th with a time of 17:06.301. The Virginia A boat had the best time of the day, taking top honors with its 14:34.417 clocking.
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Baby, It's Cold Outside First Birthday Party
I bucked my natural instinct to do a more elaborate invitation and went with a simple card that asked guests to "come in from the cold and have some fun, agatha is turning one...". I also repurposed the abominable snowman Christmas centerpiece into a birthday party decoration and left the "Baby It's Cold Outside" sign I made earlier this month to welcome guests at the front door.
It was a little hard to see here (next time I need to use black window marker, not white!) but I put up a few fun Agatha facts on our dining room mirror. Favors were make your own snowmen kits found at a discount shop that I added some fill and hot cocoa packets to before adding a tag that read: Thanks a million for coming, here is something to take. Just add some fresh snow and a snowman you'll make.
We hired a local puppeteer to perform for the kids and set up our own makeshift puppet theater using some tiny ikea chairs and a sign made of cut out card stock strung on fishing line. Lastly I decorated the house with as many photos as I could fit on my walls.
Since a good number of the guests were adults, we knew we had to feed them well. On offer was a hot cocoa bar with all the fixings served along side homemade marshmallows. I made the hot chocolate sign on the wood slice using some chalk paint and white gel pen. A marshmallow tree finished off the tablescape.
In terms of food, the highlight was certainly the delicious Belgium waffles made by food truck masters, wafels and dinges (if you are in NY, do not miss your chance at trying these!). To finish off, my sister in law made a simply delicious and beautiful cake. I don't think anyone left hungry!
The kids all seemed to enjoy the puppet show, all of the guests seemed to enjoy the food and we were so happy to have so many people join us to celebrate.
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Happy birthday beautiful agatha! What a fun and creative party, I love the marshmallow tree and waffles, yum!!ReplyDelete
Agatha is absolutely adorable! Love the party concept.ReplyDelete
What an adorable party! And food truck waffles and a puppeteer? Genius! Agatha is lucky to have parents who throw her such fabulous parties. Happy birthday little one!ReplyDelete
Whaaaaat? You can hire wafles and dinges to cook in your home??? Love the idea of hiring a puppeteer too!! Love every little detail of this party. I hope you had some coolicles! (Those pickles soaked in koolaid I think?) Happy Birthday Agatha!ReplyDelete
What an amazing party!ReplyDelete
Looks amazing!! Great job as usual!! What a blessed family you all are! Happy New Year!!ReplyDelete
This looks so cozy and lovely!! What a wonderful first birthday for your little gal. She looks so sweet. Happy Birthday, Agatha!ReplyDelete
too cute!ReplyDelete
Wonderful party ideas! Hate to go off-topic, but where can I get the the carafes and the lil bird? I love them both! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks. The birds were from Target's Christmas decor this year. They were $5 each and so adorable. When I went back to get more, they were all cleared out! The carafes were ordered from Amazon and work really really well - the hot cocoa was still hot 12 hours later. The link is here but when I ordered them last month they were $13, not $20. So if you can wait it out, might be worth waiting til the price goes down again. http://www.amazon.com/Copco-Chloe-Thermal-Capacity-Carafe/dp/B000MAOOLE/ref=pd_bxgy_k_img_zDelete
What a wonderful theme and party! And a gorgeous family!ReplyDelete
I love your gorgeous hot cocoa bar and love the idea of having a puppet show. Such fun!
Oh my goodness! I don't know HOW you pulled all of this off with Christmas and a 1-year-old, but I must admit I'm not surprised. And I'm SOOOOOO jealous of your mad sign-making skillz. I'm good at copying, but I don't have much in the way of original artistic-ness in me when it comes to drawing. : (ReplyDelete
ANYhoo, it looked amazing and delicious and really fun! Well done, Mama!Replies
Thanks Abbie. I wouldn't consider my signs overly original. Its usually just something really simple or something I've seen bits of pieces of elsewhere that I join together in my head :)Delete
Well done Missus - I love the just add snow party favours but it all looks so "cool"!!! Oh - many happy returns, Aggie! xReplyDelete
Happy birthday Agatha! The party looks amazing! Great job!ReplyDelete
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My son loves hot chocolate and this is his first year at college so when he came home fr Christmas we had a permanent hot cocoa bar set up.ReplyDelete
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Edible sprinkles - even gold stars from the cake decor dept.
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A new hot water pot was in order, new mugs, red napkins with white polka dots. Sprinkles of many kinds. Each time I made him a cocoa I made it different with different sprinkles and colors and gave each one a name. Did it for the whole family so everyone wanted to know what their cocoa was named - things like Winter Wonderland etc.
Ghiradelli had vegan cocoa - just call them to find out which or look for the ones you have to mix with "milk " and then use non-dairy.
Happy Birthday to your little love. A memorable 1st b-day. Love your theme which is ageless and timeless. Everything you do is clever and melts my heart. That snowman is just too cute.ReplyDelete


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As the opening of the new sections of Fantasyland approaches, Disney has been releasing more images of the detail work going into those areas as well as some new renderings illustrating the largest expansion in Magic Kingdom history.
The "signature images" as the Disney Parks Blog calls them shows the view of Fantasyland from the top of
, Belle from "Beauty and the Beast" sitting outside her cottage and Ariel from
gazing up at Prince Eric's castle.
More recent images released show details of Beast's Castle, the Be Our Guest restaurant, Maurice's Cottage and Gaston's Tavern including a statue of Gaston himself.
Details of Prince Eric's Castle have been released as well. This is where the dark ride "Under the Sea ~ Journey of The Little Mermaid" will be housed.
Both the Little Mermaid and Beauty and the Beast sections are among the next phases of Fantasyland to open. A preview of these will begin Nov. 19 with a grand opening set for Dec. 6.
One other set of recent images show details of the posters inside one of the two big top tents of Storybook Circus. This tent will house a character greeting space called Pete's Silly Sideshow. The characters are Minnie, Daisy, Donald and Goofy in their sideshow personas. In one line will be circus star Minnie Magnifique and fortune teller Madame Daisy Fortuna. The other line will feature daredevil stunt pilot The Great Goofini and snake charmer The Astounding Donaldo.
There is no set date for the opening of this part of Storybook Circus, but other features of Fantasyland will roll out in 2013 including the with Princess Fairytale Hall which is being built where the old Scary Adventures of Snow White ride was, and continue into 2014 with the Seven Dwarfs Mine Train roller coaster.
Opened earlier this year were the dueling Dumbo rides, Goofy's Barnstormer roller coaster, Casey Jr. Splash 'N' Soak station as well as a train stop in the Storybook Circus section.
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The 31-year-old played alongside Balotelli for two years between 2007-09 at San Siro for Inter, but with City currently trailing rivals Manchester United by seven points in the title race, his first-team opportunities have become limited this term due to a mixture of poor form and fitness problems.
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"If you ever spend any time with Mario then you love Mario," Ibrahimovic told the Daily Mail.
"Even though he is not always the easiest player for the coach to manage, speak to any of his old coaches like Jose [Mourinho] and they will tell you when you work with Mario you always have a smile on your face.
"He is a special player and a special talent. When Mario plays like he can he will hurt any team in the world.
"Manchester City are already a way behind Manchester United in the Premier League – but if any player can retain the title for them it is Mario.
"All the class that Manchester City have I would still say Mario is the most capable."
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BIDDEFORD — Katherine Wentworth, a first-year student at the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine (UNECOM), recently participated in the College's annual White Coat Ceremony to formally recognize the transition students make from lay persons to those assuming the responsibility of physicians.
Wentworth is the daughter of Peter and Barbara Wentworth, of Sanford.
The evening ceremony was held at the Holiday Inn by the Bay in Portland on Saturday, Sept. 8.
In keeping with tradition, the medical students were presented their white coats by members of the physician community. UNE President Danielle N. Ripich, Ph.D., UNE board of trustees Chair Mark Doiron, and Maine Osteopathic Association President Chris Pezzullo, joined UNECOM Senior Vice President for Health Affairs and Dean Marc B. Hahn, D.O., on the dais and welcomed the first-year students into the house of medicine. Also in attendance were UNECOM Associate Dean of Academic Affairs Peter Dane, D.O., Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs Bruce Bates D.O., Assistant Dean of Educational Programs, Guy DeFeo, D.O. and others.
The keynote speaker was David Biondi, D.O., of the UNE board of trustees and Chair of the Academic and Research Affairs Committee, who said, "�competent and caring physicians are distinguished by their keen skills of observation, listening, and interpersonal communication; their genuine displays of kindness and empathy; their patient-centered approach to medical care; their professional collegiality and intellectual curiosity; their unwavering use of simple common sense; and their service to community. This is what we are expected to do as physicians; this is what makes the practice of medicine professionally challenging and personally satisfying."
Adam Lauer, the president of the UNECOM Alumni Association, led the students in the reading of the osteopathic oath. A reception to honor the Class of 2016 followed.
The White Coat Ceremony was an idea conceived by the Arnold P. Gold Foundation to create a psychological contract for professionalism and empathy in medicine. The first White Coat Ceremony took place in 1993 at Columbia's College of Physicians and Surgeons. Since then, more than 100 other medical schools in the U.S. and abroad have initiated a similar ceremony.
The University of New England is an independent university with two distinctive campuses located in Biddeford and Portland. UNE's College of Osteopathic Medicine is located on UNE's oceanfront Biddeford campus and emphasizes the education of primary care physicians and is a leader in biomedical research. It is the only Maine-based medical school and the only osteopathic medical school in New England. Twelve percent of all practicing physicians in the state of Maine, 17 percent of Maine's primary care physician workforce, and 25 percent of physicians practicing in Maine's rural areas are UNECOM graduates.
The College has graduated more than 2,700 osteopathic physicians since its founding in 1978, and has been recognized by U.S. News & World Report for excellence in geriatric, rural and primary care medical education.
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BIDDEFORD — Katherine Wentworth, a first-year student at the University of New England College of Osteopathic Medicine (UNECOM), recently participated in the College's annual White Coat Ceremony to formally recognize the transition students make from lay persons to those assuming the responsibility of physicians.


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Pretzels dunked in mustard are a traditional German treat. If the brown kind's too spicy for your little liebchen, offer her honey-mustard instead. (Snyder's of Hanover Old Tyme Pretzels, $2.49)
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Buon Appetito
Go ahead, slather on this chocolate-hazelnut spread: It's got more than 50 antioxidant-packed hazelnuts per jar. (Ferrero Nutella, $4.99)
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East Meets West
Rice crackers are tossed with mildly spicy wasabi peas, sesame sticks and roasted almonds in this delicious Japanese snack. (Ka-Me Wasabi Peas Snack Mix, $3.69)
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The Australians know their cookies: Take two crunchy squares, fill with créme and caramel, coat with chocolate—heaven, mate! (Pepperidge Farms Tim Tams, $3.39)
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Italian Buzz
Mellow out a wedge of salty parmigiano with a dollop of honey for a munchie that's molto bene.
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Niños will heart these high-fiber chips, which come in south-of-the-border-inspired flavors like Margarita Lime. (Corazonas in Baja Bean Dip, $3.29)
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Welcome to the village pool in Alet! This wonderful retro looking swimming pool is set at the foot of the Pyrenees mountains and filled with natural spring water. I especially love coming to this pool because swimming in fresh spring water feels like swimming in silk. I like the whitewashed changing rooms and diving boards with their cheerful bright blue railings. Behind you can see the surrounding mountainside covered in thick green forest. If you look underneath the diving boards along the pool edge, you will also see the little terracotta pink diving blocks lined up for anyone who is feeling energetic enough for a swimming race.
In light of my previous post on bikinis, body image and age, I thought I'd try to encourage more people into skimpy swimwear! So as a way of thanking my wonderful readers, I am hosting a giveaway here for the nice people at Simply Beach, who are offering a £50 gift voucher to Taxonomy of Wardrobe readers to spend at their online shop. Fret not if you are based in the United States - they ship to the US as well!
Be sure to check out the Simply Beach website. They carry an impressive number of swimwear brands all year round so regardless of the time of year your beach holiday requirements can be met. There are styles catering for all body types with a plus size section. They even feature some mastectomy swimwear. An added bonus - they currently have a sale on with up to 50% off swimwear!
If swimwear is not on your shopping list then you can choose to spend your winnings on the wonderful selection of lingerie instead. Failing that perhaps you could get a little something for the man in your life and there are even swimwear ranges for girls and boys. For news and updates you can follow Simply Beach on twitter at @simplybeach and they are on Facebook too.
If you are a follower of this blog all you have to do to enter is leave a comment on this post. If you retweet this post I'll stick an extra entry in for you, make sure you add @simplybeach and @taxnomywardrobe (Note the unusual letter limited spelling!) in there somewhere so we can trace it. To follow there is the usual Google Friend Connect on my sidebar, but if you do so via Bloglovin' then please let me know in your comment.
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While it seems obvious that the Open Society is a good thing, the last ten years have seen a radical retrenching of the idea, driven by concerns about global terrorism and so on. The Patriot Act, which few politicians actually read, is still in place. After a flowering of open standards and open source, driving new business models and economies, we're now seeing a closing down of "intellectual property" and associated opportunity by non-state actors with no clear mandate for the change- see the EU's kowtowing to ACTA, for example, or the absurdly named Digital Economy Act. In the UK libel law is used to Open works- but it's up to us to make the case why and how. It's time for Open businesses and academia to work together to make the case in terms of economics, job creation and politics, both local and central. Meanwhile the walled gardens are winning- guys that used to be Open Web bigots run around pimping their iPhone apps. How can HTML help us break the web open again?
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