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U.S. Breeding Bird Survey -- Memo to Participants
The North American Breeding Bird Survey web page has a new look thanks largely to the efforts of Amy Hannigan, who spent many a wee hour securing graphics, optimizing images, and re-organizing the site. Thanks Amy! Besides the new look, there are many great new features too, like:
-- The entire BBS database is now accessible over the web.
-- A BBS bibliography lists over 250 BBS related publications.
-- Species lists and documentation of taxonomy changes within the BBS database.
-- A Mac friendly version of the Internet data entry program.
But let's not forget the old features as well, like state coordinator addresses, route location maps, links to various analyses of BBS data, and the Internet Data Entry & Review programs. We hope you all take the opportunity to explore the site and view the great bird images. Go to:
Internet Data Retrieval -- As mentioned above, the BBS database is accessible over the web. You can now retrieve data from all past runs on a route, not just data from the years you ran the route, via the Internet. Of course, other data can be requested as well, such as all data from a state or all data for a particular species to name a few possibilities. Small data requests will be retrieved within minutes, while larger data requests may necessitate overnight processing. For data requests that are too large to be e-mailed, a series of canned files on our ftp site have been established where the data can be retrieved directly. Full instructions for the data retrieval program can be found at: http://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/bbs/retrieval/
As you search the database, you will find that all data has been given a run type code. This code indicates whether the data meets BBS criteria. Data from a route may be classified as unacceptable for several reasons: poor weather, late start of route, early start of route, took too long to complete route, more than 10% of the stops not completed, etc. Below we have provided some guidelines for collecting data that will help avoid having your data classified as unacceptable due to inclement weather. When reading these guidelines, remember that when poor weather conditions prevail it is preferable to run the route on a different day. However, if scheduling conflicts limit your ability to commit to a second try keep the following suggestions in mind:
1) Raining at start of route -- Wait up to 30 minutes after official start time for shower to pass. If the shower passes within 30 minutes, run the route.
2) Begins raining after route has been started -- Total time for completion of route should not exceed 6.5 hours. Suspend survey until rain ends then finish route as long as delay will not cause total route time to exceed 6.5 hours. If delay would cause route time to exceed 6.5 hours and scheduling conflicts do not prevent you from committing to a second day, then you have two options: a) redo the entire route on another day (This is recommended if only 10-15 stops have been completed.), or b) return to the point on the route where you left off at the same time on a subsequent day, not more than a week later,and complete the route; indicate on your field sheet that the route was split between two different days.
3) Too windy -- In non-prairie regions, avoid running the route when wind is greater than Beaufort scale 3. Unless the wind is associated with a storm front, it is unlikely to die down soon. Thus if it does become too windy, the best option is to redo the entire route on another day. However, you may also quit where you are and return to the same stop at the same time on a subsequent day when the wind is not a factor, not more than 7 days later, and complete the route. Alternatively, if you are above stop forty when the wind kicks up, finish the route but enclose a note with your data indicating when the wind started. For example, if excessive wind did not start until stop 47 we would still use your data even if the final wind speed was Beaufort 5.
Internet Data Entry -- Aside from a few glitches experienced by some participants, the BBS data entry program had a very successful first year. Over one quarter (26%) of the total number of routes processed in 1998 were entered via the data entry program found on the BBS web site. Thanks to everyone who used the program; it was a great help! And we hope this number continues to grow in years to come as Internet access expands and the few remaining bugs are worked out of the program. In that vein, there have been numerous changes made to the program since last summer to improve it. The changes include: additional navigation buttons within the program, a redesigned vehicle page for quicker loading, and species lists added automatically to new routes. In addition to the changes to last year's data entry program, we have also added a second data entry program that is Mac friendly. So if you had trouble with the program in 1998, please give it another whirl this year and let us know how it goes.
As announced two years ago, the BBS office no longer uses the 8.5" x 14" data summary sheets that were used prior to 1997 to record and report data. Thus, we are no longer sending them out with the spring BBS route packets. However if you used them for your own record keeping and wish to continue to do so, we will gladly send you 15 or 20 copies of the appropriate forms until our supply is depleted. Just send us a note indicating that you would like to receive some summary sheets and we'll send them on a first come, first served basis. Also include in your note which routes you run so that we are sure to send you the correct forms.
Our thanks to all participants for another solid year for the BBS with 2758 completed surveys. This year's total represents a 4.5% decrease in route coverage as compared to last year's total. In the U.S., the number of completed routes fell 3.3% to 2388, while Canadian coverage dropped 11.5% to 370.
As usual inclement weather took its toll on numerous routes throughout the country. This was especially true for observers running "weekend only" routes where rain wreaks havoc on an already limited schedule. In addition, numerous observers that traditionally run 3 or more routes in their respective states were shut out this year due to unforeseen circumstances contributing to the seemingly large declines in some states. The news is not all bad however, the decline is also due in part to a revenge effect of Internet data entry. Some folks are apparently holding on to their data sheets longer with the intention of entering it themselves. But busy schedules soon push the BBS data sheets to the bottom of piles and out of mind. So for anyone still holding on to their 1998 data for any reason, please send it to us now. For future reference, all Internet data entry should be completed by 31 August of the current BBS season.
We expect the total 1998 coverage to rise by 50 or more once the delinquent routes have been returned to our office, bringing us much closer to the 1997 total. However, since breaking the 3000 routes run mark in 1995, the yearly totals have been gradually declining, as if the BBS were experiencing a collective exhale after that monumental effort. Granted the conversion to a new database system took a little wind out of our sails for the last two years, but that is all but behind us now and it is time to renew our efforts to the BBS. Let's each make it a personal challenge to do all that we can to once again break the 3000 route mark by the year 2000!
We steadily climb towards achieving our other millennial goal of increasing the number U.S. routes by 300, which was set in 1997. By this time last year we had added 109 routes. This year we have added 60 more routes thanks to the efforts of the following BBS State Coordinators and their cooperators: Gary Lester in Louisiana -- for a second year in a row, Bill Busby in Kansas, and Ed Hopkins, Jim Cope and John Castrale in Indiana. In addition, approximately 42 more routes are pledged for implementation after the 1999 field season by three additional states. That's a total of 211 routes. We need 89 more to reach our goal! Although route density is determined by the availability of qualified observers, we strongly encourage other state coordinators, especially in the mid-west and west, to consider adding routes.
On a related topic, if you ran a BBS route in 1998 and mailed it to our office but did not receive a summary report or email message confirming receipt by our office, please let us know. It is possible that we never received your data.
There have been several changes to the ranks of the state coordinators since our last memo. James Cope has relinquished his role as an Indiana coordinator, and has been replaced by John Castrale who joins Ed hopkins as a co-coordinators for Indiana. In Florida, Jim Cox has also retired as coordinator, leaving those duties to Brian Millsap. In North Carolina, Harry LeGrand has passed the role of state coordinator on to Mark Johns. Additionally, Paul Schwalbe has retired as a coordinator for Pennsylvania, leaving Dan Brauning as the sole coordinator for the state. Our sincere thanks to James, Jim, Harry and Paul for the great work the did for the BBS in their respective states and we wish them well in their future endeavors!
In addition, Ray Adams, the Michigan coordinator, has a new address. He can now be reached at: P.O Box 127, Kalamazoo, MI 49004-0127; email: email@example.com.
In November 1997, the BBS office in cooperation with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service sent a questionnaire to 1850 U.S. BBS participants. The purpose of the questionnaire was to document some basic information on the birding experiences of our cooperators. Thank you to everyone who took the time to answer the survey questions and return the form! The results have now been tallied and highlights of the survey are reported here. In addition, a copy of the survey results, in their entirety, are enclosed in this year's BBS packet; they are also posted on the BBS web site.
True to form (BBS participants are a conscientious group of people.), a total of 1456 (78.7%) of those surveyed responded, a much higher rate of return than you will probably find from most surveys. The majority of participants run 1 (59.5%) or 2 routes (22.4%) while about 10% run 8 or more routes. Most BBSers (98.3%) have been pursuing their interest in birds for 6 or more years, and spend 6 to 10 hours per week in the study of birds (36.7%). Everyone participates, or has participated in, at least one other bird monitoring program; Christmas Bird Counts top the list (23.1%) of other birding activities followed by Breeding Bird Atlases (14.6%). Most participants are professionals in the natural resources field (53.9%), and are employed by a government agency (50.5%). Yet few participants (24.4%) conduct Breeding Bird Surveys as part of their job.
Once again thank you for participating in this survey. We anticipate that similar surveys of BBS participants will be conducted at periodic intervals in the future, since questions related to this information will probably be raised occasionally as the BBS data continues to be used for a wider variety of purposes.
Obviously there is no substitute for getting out in the field if you want to learn to identify birds. But birding tapes, CDs, and computer programs can markedly reduce the learning curve if used in conjunction with hands-on birding. To this end, we now have the Bird Song Master 2.2 computer program and associated audio CDs for use by participants. Contact your state coordinator, or this office, if you are interested in borrowing these materials. Unfortunately, the western bird song companion CD was still unavailable at the time of this writing; it was back ordered and should be available by mid-summer. Typical uses of the program include: practice discerning between species with similar songs such as the Pine Warbler, Chipping Sparrow, and Worm-eating Warbler, or refreshing your ears during the long winter months, or simply expanding your repertoire of bird songs. Requirements for use of program include: IBM Compatible Computer, at least 256 color display option, Windows 3.1 or higher, and a CD-ROM drive.
-- Inference methods for spatial variation in species richness and community composition when not all species are detected by James D. Nichols, T. Boulinier, J.E. Hines, K.H. Pollock, J.R. Sauer (Conservation Biology 12:1390-1398)
-- Estimating rates of local species extinction, colonization, and turnover in animal communities by James D. Nichols, T. Boulinier, J.E. Hines, K.H. Pollock, J.R. Sauer (Ecological Applications 8:1213-1225)
Requests for these two articles should be directed to the corresponding authors. The lead author is a researcher at the USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center.
Last year's call for data entry assistance did not go unanswered. Our thanks to Earl Williams of Colorado, Ron Maertz of Oregon, and Lee Branum of Nebraska for volunteering. Between them they entered over 41 routes. Thank you again it was a big help! Unfortunately we still have some late returns from 1996 and 1997 that can not be scanned. So if you have the time and Internet access let us know.
Safety first -- Kudos to Richard West for the best suggestion this year. Richard has taken to wearing a blaze orange safety vest, similar to those worn by road construction personnel, when conducting his seven BBS routes in northern Florida. He reports that it not only made him more visible to passing motorists, but it gives an official air as well, forestalling most offers of help and suspicious stares. Since he began using the vest Richard states that, "interruptions from others have dropped 90% -- as if wearing orange has made me invisible!" Following Richard's lead, we suggest others try orange vests to secure solitude and safety while conducting their routes. The BBS office has purchased 25 vests to distribute to interested observers on the condition that they report back to us on how well the worked for them.
Amusing mishaps & encounters --Perhaps Richard's suggestion above will reduce these types of encounters. Carol Foil and her assistant were mistaken for insurance fraud investigators by one local resident as they conducted the Gueydan, LA route. The resident said, "Ever since my accident you people have been coming 'roun' here with your equipment. If you want to spy on me, I'll be back in that field over there!" When Carol indicated that they were only looking at birds, he scoffed and said, "Only birds around here come in the winter time!"
While conducting the Clinton, NY BBS route, Diana Teta was detained at one stop by a homeowner conducting his own bbs (i.e. backyard bird survey). The homeowner had been listing the birds he'd seen all morning and was hoping Diana could help him out with some of the trickier identifications. Not wanting to be rude, although she was in somewhat of a hurry to complete her BBS on time, she agreed to have a quick go at it. But as she looked down his list and saw: blue ones, black ones, yellow ones, brown ones, black-with-orange ones, etc., she new she was doomed to a very long tutorial session. In the end, she identified a Red-tailed Hawk and American Kestrel for him before continuing on her way.
Terry and Carole Toppins have faithfully and uneventfully conducted the Loco Pass, ID BBS route for the last seven years. This year, however, the route lived up to it's name -- loco! Since the route is rather far from home, Terry and Carole, usually drive over the day before and camp nearby the start. This year was no different, except. . . On the hottest day of the year 10 miles from their home the clutch burned out on their truck air conditioner. Being seasoned veterans of the BBS, they cut off the belt and continued on. Arriving at their destination, they found a beautiful spot to camp and everything was fine, until dark. It was then that they discovered that their camper was infested with tiny, black, biting midges making sleep all but impossible. They finally hung a lantern outside the camper which distracted the bugs just enough to manage a little sleep, until the thunderstorm hit in the middle of the night. The storm frightened their dog was so much that they had to bring it from the cab into the camper. However the dog had gas, which seemed to agitate the bugs and certainly didn't help Terry or Carole's attitude. Finally, the morning alarm rang but they were too exhausted to run the route. Losing the battle but not the war, they returned the next morning and ran the route in their car.
Robbye Johnson conducts two routes in Wisconsin and probably like most BBSers uses a little coffee to jump start the day. On this particular morning the coffee was too hot and was placed on the car floor to cool alongside the rubber boots Robbye keeps in case some stops are muddy. A series of turns caused the coffee to topple, spilling directly into a rubber boot, not a drop on the floor. Although Robbye may not have had any coffee to drink that morning, a black bear wandering down the road scavenging for garbage helped liven up the morning.
Of course, coffee and bears are not are not the only stimulants out there. After doing the fire ant fandango at an early stop to free himself of the marauding pests, Richard Bello was wide awake to conduct the rest of his Berwick, LA BBS route. Richard had of course been inadvertently standing on a fire ant mound for the last three minutes. But if passersby think his presence odd on normal BBS mornings, we can only guess at what they may have thought of Richard as he stomped and slapped away on the side of highway 70 that early morning!
A curious crow spiced up Jerry and K. Smith's Dresser, WI BBS route. About one minute into stop 14 a crow landed on top of their van. Not thinking too much of the occurrence they continued counting when suddenly the crow, apparently seeking a better vantage point, landed on Jerry's head! Startled, Jerry flinched, causing the crow to land on his wife's shoulder. Now that the crow had their undivided attention, they realized it was a juvenile that was obviously people friendly and looking to be fed. After getting a few snapsots they shared some of their bread with the bird and continued on their way.
While conducting the Chesterfield, VT route, Geoff Lebaron and Robert Tourville stopped beside a placid herd of grazing dairy cows to conduct stop 25. The cows totally ignored them for the first 90 seconds, until one cow turned with an inquisitive "Moooo?" Then the whole herd turned, stared, and began bawling as they slowly advanced on the rickety fence separating birders and bovines . Just at three minutes one bold cow began trying to climb the fence. Not wanting to cause a stampede, Geoff and Robert quickly left for the next stop.
Meryl Sundove and Roger Harris received quite a surprise when they reached the Carson Ridge stop on their Fairfax, CA route. It is the highest, windiest, and loneliest point on the route. However, this year waiting at the stop were two large tables laden with a fancy catered breakfast. At first they thought their wish of a hot and delicious breakfast had come true, but alas the spread was for a film crew that had been shooting a truck advertisement there that morning. Unfortunately, the caterers did not invite Meryl or Roger to partake.
Larry Hopkins and Ron Smith had a blast on the Sandy, FL BBS route this year. They saw 6 deer, one 200 pound wild hog, and 50 alligators -- one reaching 10 feet in length. On top of this they had 645 birds at one stop!
Do you have BBS data from previous years that was never sent in? Remember, it is never too late. Whether it is 1 or 25 years old, we can still use it. While we don't wish to promote late data submission, don't throw it out just because it's a year or two old. Send it to us.
Good luck & good birding in 1999!
Keith Pardieck


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Dark City: Directors Cut (UK - BD RB)
Reviewer Marcus takes a look at the Blu-ray release of the cult sci-fi thriller
John Murdoch (Rufus Sewell) wakes up in the bath of a small hotel room with no idea how he got there or what's going on. He receives a mysterious phone call from a Dr Schreber (Kiefer Sutherland) warning him that people are looking for him and he has to get away, so John takes the advice and runs into the city. He soon discovers that he may be implicated in a number of murders, is wanted by a police inspector (William Hurt) and a woman (Jennifer Connelly) claiming to be his wife is desperate to find him. John Murdoch is completely lost in a city that isn't what it seems and he doesn't even know the half of it.
You know when you get a new format and you buy loads of fresh out of the cinema movies to enjoy its new fangled loveliness and then when the format really starts taking off, studios start putting some effort into the older catalogue titles and you get that buzz that all of those movies you loved could finally look every bit as good as they deserve. Well Dark City is probably the first Blu-ray catalogue title release that genuinely has me excited. Yes, Blade runner was great, but I've never been the biggest of Blade Runner fans. Signs and Unbreakable were a joy, but maybe a little fresh in my mind and they just ported the same features across from the DVD (oh, and after watching The Happening I developed a severe case of the anti-Shyamalans). So when New Line finally announced the long rumoured, long delayed directors cut of Dark City, a movie that had just uncannily achieved my 'why haven't I seen that in movie in so long?' status, I was finally genuinely excited about a back-catalogue title.
After a bit of a delay after New Line didn't make the US release region free (grrr, can this whole region coding, just stop) I was happy to find that EIV were distributing it in the UK, so the pre-order was straight in. So, how did it fare? Was it as good as I'd remembered? Had the years been unkind to a movie that could very easily have aged for the worse? Well other than the terrible cover, I'm glad to say Dark City lived up to expectations.
Dark City is woefully under-appreciated. It's classic sci-fi of the highest order that has somehow made it out of the Hollywood system largely untouched. It takes visuals from classics such as Metropolis and Nosferatu, yet still manages to retain its own identity and because of all this, Dark City has a generated a small but loyal fan-base who've been clamouring for this Directors Cut from Alex Proyas for ten years. At its release in 1998, it was dealing with many of the same issues that The Matrix would tackle a year later and despite Dark City's smaller scale, it managed to be more rewarding in one movie than The Matrix did in three.
So, was it worth the wait? There are very little in the way of changes and the changes that there are, are subtle and make the experience a slicker one. The biggest change of all is the one that's been bugging fans (and Proyas himself) since the original release, the 'this is what's happening' opening voiceover. It's gone and immediately you notice the difference. You are now, as intended, lured into this tale. You are as lost as Murdoch and every reveal that comes at you, feels like you are stepping into something even more intriguing because of it.
Dark City still remains a visual delight and never more so than on this Blu-ray release. The level of detail in the movie is astonishing, the use of the well-crafted sets and how they are lit is still staggering to look at and the overall look and feel of the movie stands out against a lot of the glossier sci-fi flicks of the 90s. If anything, Dark City feels more modern and current than it did in 1998, despite some minor issues with the special effects of ten years ago.
With a stunning 2.35:1 presentation, Dark City looks astonishing. It was always a good DVD transfer, but Blu-ray obviously has the power to do even better. The lighting is just everything a Dark City fan could ask for and the colours are so much more vibrant than previous releases—everything comes to life. The blacks and shadows even look fantastic, which the original DVD release struggled with, by having that strange greenish-tint.
That said there are still areas of grain that crop up from time to time—nothing that takes away from the presentation, but they are still there and don't go unnoticed. All in all though, this is the visual I was after for Dark City and there is nothing that I can really complain about. Skin tones look great, Murdoch's 'tuning' abilities look fantastic, especially the effect in his eyes and in all, there's little to fault with this transfer.
This is a nicely balanced sound mix, using all of the speaker channels very effectively to immerse you into the mood the film. Audio sometimes suffers when going from comfortably loud to a little over the edge in the bigger moments of score, but when countered with the fine use of smaller sounds, such as the retractable syringes and the noises that some of the bad-guys make, this is all much of a much-ness and probably more of a personal gripe than an actual issue. This is a solid mix for a movie that uses music to help tell its story. In fact I don't think I'd ever been as aware of the almost constant sound of wind or air in the first half of the movie before, but I really felt it on this viewing and in many ways it felt as if it wove itself into the 'big reveal' as the sound effects there seemed to echo it. Obviously this is open to interpretation, but see what you think.
What we have here is exactly what we should all expect from a Blu-ray movie release. Not only do they port most of the original DVD features (thankfully ditching the god awful DVD game of the original release)—including the two fantastic commentaries, the first from Proyas and the key players in his crew and the second from film critic Roger Ebert which in itself is a classic commentary that adds so much more insight into what Dark City is to a fan—they also throw in the text based features from the DVD featuring Neil Gaiman's review of Dark City and the comparisons to Metropolis.
All of the original features are located within the theatrical cut's menu selection and the new stuff is in its own director's cut menu (this sounds impressive, but it's essentially the same menu for both, just with the different selections). What the new stuff includes, however, is what really makes this purchase essential. There's three commentaries from the same contributors as before on the extended version, a great little fact track that highlights what's new to the director's cut as well as some trivia and a production gallery of eighty images.
With the added features so far this might be beginning to sound like every other half-assed upgrade to Blu-ray from DVD but it really isn't; The documentary (1hr 22 mins) is where it starts to become that 'Essential Purchase' I mentioned as it covers pretty much everything to do with Dark City. Split into three sections (Introduction, Memories of Shell Beach and Architecture of Dreams) this provides a fantastic insight into the movie. I don't know about you, but I've grown pretty tired of most features of late, they are always out to sell the movie and rarely go into any real detail beyond how many layers of CGI work goes into making a shot look real and there's only so much of that I can take after a while. This documentary is the exact opposite to all of that. This, for me, goes up with the likes of the fantastic Jaws documentary or the recent Blade Runner one (though nowhere near as indulgent as the latter). It's totally a feature made to talk about the movie, with director, writers, and the main star all involved, though sadly there's no sign of Kiefer, William or Jennifer. Thankfully, everyone that is involved seems like they don't have anything to hide about the entire production and still include details about the absentees.
There are stories about how they nearly had Depp and how everything froze when 'Cruise might want to get involved' whispers got out. There's some fantastic insights from one of the screenwriters, Lem Dobb's about the process of screenwriting as well as how this translates to Dark City. The same goes for David Goyer who obviously loved how Dark City turned out. Proyas is pretty frank about his feeling on the movie and just how much he wanted this to get made and seeing Roger Ebert gush about a movie that I too adore, is just a joy, even if he seems to have a lot more high-brow reasons than me.
Oh and if that wasn't enough, there's still a last segment that has discussions with Proyas, Lem Dobbs, a teacher who uses the film in her courses and a few others giving detailed accounts of what specific influences were used to make Dark City and how it reflects modern life. It's pretty damn sweet.
This set of special feature is one of the best I've seen for a while, it has hindsight on its side, which very few features tend to take advantage of. Seeing everyone talk about Dark City as a movie that's had time to bleed into the movie-watching public's subconscious (well maybe it's core audience's anyway) and treating it with a sense of significance, is just enough to make any Dark City fan happy.
This new Dark City release didn't let me down. Watching it again just made me wonder why it doesn't get more love. It's full of great actors giving great performances in a story that is focused and well realised despite its scale. The features are fantastic, though after the re-watch of the movie I was a little disappointed there was no input from Kiefer, considering how different and memorable this role was for him, but his absence certainly didn't take away from the overall effect.
Dark City still as great as it's always been and now it's finally been backed with an Directors cut as well as some fantastic special features. If you already own the DVD, the extra features alone make this well worth the double-dip, but add to that the great looking and sounding HD transfer and this release can be nothing but highly recommended.
* Note: The images on this page are not representative of the Blu-ray release.
Review by Marcus Doidge
Suitable only for persons of 15 years and over
Disc Details
Release Date: 4th August 2008
Discs: 1
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: Yes
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 2.35:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 English
Subtitles: English
Extras: Theatrical & Directors Cut, Documentaries: Introduction by Alex Proyas, Memories of Shell Beach, Architecture of Dreams, Production Gallery, Text Essays, Neil Gaimen's review of Dark City, Five Audio commentary tracks featuring Director Alex Proyas, Writers Lem Dobbs and David S Goyer, Director of Photography Dariusz Wolski, Production Designer Patrick Tatopoulos and Film Critic Roger Ebert
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Alex Proyas
Cast: Rufus Sewell, William Hurt, Jennifer Connelly, Richard O'Brian
Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Film-Noir, Mystery, Sci-Fi and Thriller
Length: 111 minutes
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By Bob Aiken, Feeding America CEO
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The Royal Australian Artillery Memorial, including its two cannons, at Mt Pleasant lookout in the grounds of Royal Military College, Duntroon.
The sun had just set behind Black Mountain and light was fading fast. A number of visitors who arrived moments before the sunset (presumably to get a nice sunset view from here) all left by this point, leaving me to take the last snaps.
Here's the same spot half an hour earlier.
There are no kangaroos in Austria. We're talking about Australia, the world's smallest continent. That being cleared up, let's dive right in! Australia is a sovereign state under the Commonwealth of Nations, which is in turn overseen by Queen Elizabeth the Second, by the Grace of God, Queen of Australia and Her other Realms and Territories, Head of the Commonwealth. The continent was first sighted and charted by the Dutch in 1606. Captain James Cook of Britain came along in the next century to claim it for Britain and name it "New South Wales." Shortly thereafter it was declared to be a penal colony full of nothing but criminals and convicts, giving it the crap reputation you may have heard at your last cocktail party. This rumor ignores 40,000 years of pre-European human history, especially the Aboriginal concept of Dreamtime, an interesting explanation of physical and spiritual reality. The two biggest cities in Australia are Sydney and Melbourne. Sydney is more for business, Melbourne for arts. But that's painting in very broad strokes. Take a whirl around the panoramas to see for yourself! Text by Steve Smith.


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I am looking for someone to do a literature review for my project, should give it to me within 12 hours from now. My research is about Cloud-based Hospital Appointment System. I am developing a system and I need a literature review, will send you details once you are approved for this project. Time is very critical for me.
...investigation administered at King Khaled University Hospital. In each department, we select number of vital signs monitor devices therefore we test the performance of devices according to International standard then we conduct a statically analysis of deviation of the performance at the hospital departments. therefore, we compare these values with
URGENTLY looking for a Freelancer content writer to write Hospital website content.. If interested please Share your portfolio and sample writing on same
I need a simple object oriented java program for a hospital managment system. the idea is to have a main menu with all available serviced. users can signup for appointments with a doctor and be able to view they confirmed appointments. all must be done with java and gui with java only too (oop). full details will be given when a bid is win.
...diagnosed with colon cancer following other referrals. And on March 14, 2018 I was told I have rectal cancer by a surgeon physician Samir R. Shah MD FACS at the Lexington Hospital in West Columbia, SC. Then I had a second colonoscopy procedure at Atlanta Gastroenterology in Lithonia, Georgia on October 16, 2018 by a endoscopic physician Paresh P. Kamat
...diagnosed with colon cancer following other referrals. And on March 14, 2018 I was told I have rectal cancer by a surgeon physician Samir R. Shah MD FACS at the Lexington Hospital in West Columbia, SC. Then I had a second colonoscopy procedure at Atlanta Gastroenterology in Lithonia, Georgia on October 16, 2018 by a endoscopic physician Paresh P. Kamat
Please design a sticker 5 x 4 Welcome to 6 North at St. Barnabas Hospital It will be our pleasure to serve you Background should be yellow with black writing
I need you to develop hospital management software for me. I would like this software to be developed for Windows using PHP.
The application will be used by Clinics manage patients. It needs to be designed for desktop/laptop and the design should not be different when created on a mobile device. (future).
I am in need of a simple hospital logo to be used on uniforms and document headers. The hospital name is : "Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Medical Center" Motto: "Experience personalized care" Please do not use shading or gradients as it will be hard to embroider the design on clothes. Use of the hospital name or acronym is not necessary. Focus the design
Create a QGIS map from spatial data using postgis and qgis and a FME 3d [login to view URL] database is provided all you have to do is plot a map of the departments in the hospital and also provide 3D FME. The red part in [login to view URL] is your task(6&&).[login to view URL] is the map that is to be plotted using qgis.
This is a full time job for 2 locations - Jaipur, Rajasthan AND Bharatpur, Rajasthan Selected candidate will be assist in handling TPA Desk (Medical Insurance) at local hospital. Should be well equipped for computer and printer usage. Any prior experience with TPA Desk would be great. Locals can apply, salary mentioned is per month take home.
...map) 3) Details of request on clicking blood pointer 4) Raise blood request form Required Type :- Blood or platelets Blood Group Blood Units Is it critical Contact Details Hospital Address 5) Share blood request on various social media apps 6) Save blood donation pictures in app in history 7) My raised Request 8) My accepted request 9) Credits 10)
...blog posts, videos etc. - The app should be enable the service provider organisation to trace the blood based on a QR code system; the user should be able to follow up on his blood donation via the app e.g. when it arrived a hospital and when it was used - The app should have a community function where users can create a profile. Within the profile it
I want a proposal to be prepared to submit for implementing hospital ERP solution
The name of the Company is Digital Management, LLC . headquartered in Bethesda, MD, But we have locations in many countries, I believe you are well set & eligible to hear and know more about the opening positions Just follow the briefing. You can ask questions when i am through. Let me know when you have finished reading and understand every line .
...blog posts, videos etc. - The app should be enable the service provider organisation to trace the blood based on a QR code system; the user should be able to follow up on his blood donation via the app e.g. when it arrived a hospital and when it was used - The app should have a community function where users can create a profile. Within the profile it
school management, hospital mangement, inventory, payrool etc.
...with its source code: - Construction ERP - Manufacturing ERP - Property Management ERP for Realestate companies - Textile/ Garment ERP - India/ USA based HRMS with PAYROLL - Online Accounting ERP with GST - Hotel Management ERP - Restaurant Management ERP - Automobile Sales & Services Management - School/ College ERP - Hospital Managemen...
I need a logo for my Hospital Management System. There is no options for color schemes, I need use of bright colors.
I have a project of developing an app for a hospital that will have 3 features, first a booking system where they can book online for doctors, they can view the waiting list that is in the doctor's room through the app. It will have a notification system as a reminder to the booked appointment. To have a patient portal where they can view their medical
...app is connected with schedule doctor can took to patient and can expose the affected area by camera or phone sensor (can collected the vital sign ) and no need to came to hospital for regular follow up This app should have kind of mentality to coordinate the medical cases patient can chose what clinics they wont to toke with ex family medicine and
I need 4 pages to be done in 4 hours.
I am going to purchase or build Medical Management system. There should be accountant , hospital , patient , doctor , ... Only bid if you have experience. Thanks
Hello , We are looking for web developers to work from home. We are a Healthcare IT Company, wanting to outsource the web development projects we have. Looking for developers who could offer quick and efficient services. Requesting web development companies not to bid. Thank You
Require high resolution artwork in vector , pdf and jpg Dimensions : 100mm x 50mm
Hi. I am a doctor, specialising in ophthalmo...needs to be seen. I have designed pre-made flowcharts with a series of questions. Depending on a few questions, it will result in a grade of urgency to see the patient in the hospital eye services. My idea is to put that on a web-site as a single page app. I have some basic knowledge in HTML, CSS and JS.
Hi, I have a rather non-complex assignment. I need someone who will identify local hospital beds manufactures in about 20 countries, and then conduct basic profiling. Sources: - Finding local manufacturers: You can get them via alibaba & medical expo websites. - Profiling: company website and basic internet search Deliverable: Attached is a sample
My name is Cendrella, I am a dentist with graduate diplomas in Endodontics and Oral Biology. I ma in the search of a new job either in a dental clinic( private clinic / hospital) or in Education ( university lecturer or assistant lecturer, or other). I would like someone to help me update my CV , write a cover letter and get me started on linkedin
We are a large tertiary hospital in Bangkok, Thailand. We are redeveloping our website and plan to rewrite the existing content and write new content. Content will be for multiple specialties, based on medical conditions and procedures. We aim for 'evergreen' style content which we can review and update.
Please create a 4-page minimum research style paper
...pulse sensor will be as an indicator for heart beats until it reaches the threshold value in which a Gmail message will be sent spontaneously-using IFTTT triggering-to the hospital in order to save your life. Also, a headset will be connected to alert you to take an aspirin tablet as a pain killer until the ambulance arrives. The same action for CO sensor
We are looking for an experience freelancer in DialogeFlow, building the ML back-end system combining for ML process automation. We can use the ML component of DF or use the ML service from AWS or Google Cloud Platform - First review the existing conversational flow, identify any gap on responses, add a list of training phrases to increase accuracy
I need an iPhone/iPad app. I would like it designed and built.
I want a project containing the introduction and report( will be 2 pages ). And I will make the conclusion
Selling my product. Hospital furniture and software. We are the manufacturer . Commission basis payment and long term contract.
Am looking for a skilled freelancer to design a advertising banner for a new rising doctor in a new field in the hospital , the banner will be written in Arabic language A reference picture will be uploaded
I am looking for readily available hospital management software project which should have latest technologies like IOT, telemedicine etc..
I want web based hospital management system. complete system. those who has ready made in web based and available for demo then you can contact. i don't want to re-invent the wheel.
...market, former royal palace ( National museum), the arts & ethnology centre, wat xieng thong. See the French school, the house of headmaster, the old police station, French hospital, the house of a wealthy Chinese merchant, residences which belonged to erstwhile royal family. your two feet today. Your experiences The lively MORNING MARKET home divers
...information with navigation service to get around Saint Joseph, Mo, and provide daily living services like grocery (coupons are included), delivery (coupons are included), hospital, gym, immigration, auto shop/ insurance, DMV and housing information with GPS service). It also will have account setting for users that provides messenger, adding friends
This is s local search engine. We are providing service such as near by shop, restaurant, hotels, doctors, hospital and so on. And investment for our customers only and online delivery for our customers.
...Collateral Medical Pvt Ltd. CollateralMedical is an online medical device store company in Indian medical device industry which supplies all kinds of medical equipment for home, hospital, health, surgical, retail, physician, medical office and many more medical supplies store. We serve our customers through direct mail, industry-specialized support staff,
I need a skilled freelancer to help promote my hospital. We are located in new orleans louisiana, and we are trying to gain leads for people suffering from opioid addiction, mental health disorders, and who need counseling. Please drive local Louisiana traffic to our website, and prompt them to call. Key words: Mental Health, Opioid treatment, adicition
Web application already built. Need developer to build API & App Purpose of the system is doctor patient communication and treatment record management. Application should compatible for both mobile and tablet devices. Patient Can Register / Login to app Maintain profile information View Doctor availability & book appointment Manage Diet information
...for which I am creating Polish subtitles. I'm looking for a qualified English->Polish translator to help with this. The videos are informational videos about going into a hospital to have surgery and what to expect. So there is some medical terminology involved, but nothing too difficult. The audience for the videos are patients, not doctors. I will
I am writing a study on the hospital asset management market and must interview 6 more key opinion leaders. I would like someone to contact and schedule these interviews in the next 2 weeks. I have a list of contacts and though you can deviate as long as they are experts in their field.
We need some ...to sell. You may have them in Java Swing, or Vb.Net or C#.Net. Please bid if you have full funtional desktop applications on the following topics: School Management System, Hotel Management System, Hospital Management System, Restaurants Management System, Inventory Management System, Accounts and B...
...refused to pay the medical bill, because I would not sign a non disclosure stating that I would file or come after them for any more claims. I have 2 medical bills from the hospital, and another bill for the proposed after care- physical therapy sessions needed from the truck accident/injury. I want pay and suffering from what this whole ordeal has caused
Hi Mark, The hire rate is totally open for negotiation once I get your advice and evaluate the amount of work. I need help writing a personal letter about why kindred hospital is the best choice between the other two options. Rml and holy family chicago. They are all post acute rehab facilitities for long term critical patients. The reviews are


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Staten Island, NY - Matrix Games and CodeForce are pleased to announce a significant new post-release update for Distant Worlds! This new v188.8.131.52 update includes over a dozen important bug fixes as well as major improvements to friendly and enemy AI and automation. Additional economic balancing is also included to fine-tune the 1.0.4 economy and fix an issue with uncapped corruption. Especially improved are troop and agent automation as well as the way the private sector handles its own economic assets if it starts to run in the red.
For the best play experience, Matrix Games strongly recommends that all owners of Distant Worlds upgrade to v126.96.36.199. While 220.127.116.11 will work fine with older saved games, we also strongly recommend starting new games with 188.8.131.52 as some of the bug fixes will not work with saved games from older versions.
With Distant Worlds, gamers can experience a "living galaxy" with endless options and replayability, command vast empires that span many star system and engage in research, diplomacy, ship design, espionage, trade, combat and more! Be sure to check out the long list of promo videos available for Distant Worlds in addition to the three new screenshots of a few of the beautifully detailed alien races found in the game!
David Heath, Director of Operations at Matrix Games, said "Distant Worlds continues to improve in response to feedback from our customers and this significant update is another step along the way. We're delighted with how Distant Worlds has been received by gamers and reviewers alike and the best is yet to come! It's great to see that every day more gamers get their hands on Distant Worlds and start creating their own epic tales of galactic conquest!"
Distant Worlds is a vast, pausable real-time, 4X space strategy game. You can run the game as slow or as fast as you like, with intelligent advisors and many different settings for warnings and auto-pause triggers to help you manage your empire at your own pace. Experience the full depth and detail of large turn-based strategy games, but with the simplicity and ease of real-time, and on the scale of a massively-multiplayer online game.
Vast galaxies are made to order: up to 1400 star systems, with up to 50,000 planets, moons and asteroids. Galaxies are so deep, fun and immersive that you won't want to finish the game... Build, expand and improve your empire endlessly. The galaxy is packed with life and activity. Encounter other empires, independent alien colonies, traders, pirates and space monsters. Explore star systems, asteroid fields, gas clouds, supernovae, galactic storms and black holes. Discover evidence of civilizations long since past, uncovering secrets about the galaxy's troubled history...
Best of all, you can play the game your way: enjoy a quick, intense game in a crowded galaxy or take your time in an epic game spread across a vast galaxy!
Get more information on Distant Worlds from its official product page.
Matrix Games produces, markets and publishes historical wargames as well as other computer gaming products. Since 2000, Matrix Games has published over one hundred titles and several award-winning games, including Gary Grigsby's War in the Pacific, Close Combat: The Longest Day, Harpoon 3 Advanced Naval Warfare, John Tiller's Campaign Series, Conquest of the Aegean, Crown of Glory: Emperor's Edition, Battles In Normandy and Norm Koger's The Operational Art of War III. Matrix Games is based in Staten Island, New York. For more information, visit the Matrix Games website at www.matrixgames.com.


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Vance Brand, in full Vance DeVoe Brand, (born May 9, 1931, Longmont, Colo., U.S.), U.S. astronaut who was command pilot for several historic space ventures, including the first joint U.S.-Soviet manned space mission and the first fully operational space shuttle mission.
Brand gained flight experience as an aviator with the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve from 1953 to 1957 and graduated from the U.S. Naval Test Pilot School, Patuxent, Md., in 1963. He subsequently worked as an engineering test pilot for the Lockheed Company until 1966, when the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) chose him to be an astronaut. Brand was backup command module pilot for Apollo 15 and backup commander for the Skylab 3 and 4 missions prior to being named command pilot for the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project (ASTP).
The ASTP involved the rendezvous (July 15–24, 1975) in Earth orbit of an Apollo craft with a Soyuz space capsule. After docking together, the combined crews conducted scientific experiments. Brand was the commander on the fifth space shuttle flight (STS-5; Nov. 11–16, 1982), on which the shuttle Columbia first launched two satellites into orbit. On his third space mission, Brand was commander of the Challenger space shuttle (STS-41-B; Feb. 3–11, 1984). Although this trip was plagued by several malfunctions and two communications satellites were misdirected, Bruce McCandless's performance of the first space walk without a lifeline and the successful return of the shuttle to its home base were regarded as major accomplishments. Brand's fourth space mission (STS-35; Dec. 2–10, 1990) carried the ASTRO-1 observatory, which consisted of three ultraviolet telescopes and one X-ray telescope.
Brand left the astronaut corps in 1992, but he continued to work with NASA in a variety of positions, mainly at the Dryden Flight Research Center in Edwards, Calif., until his retirement in 2008.


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Ellen, can you post some references for all this? It would be great to have a collection of them here!
(You know, in your copious spare time. )
Ellen, can you post some references for all this? It would be great to have a collection of them here!
(You know, in your copious spare time. )
DS Ethan 12/16/2008
Breast fed/pumped 11 months as a surgical resident, 80 hours a week at work
DS Abram Daniel 12/20/2012
Feel like we've gotten a strong start
Thank you for all the helpful information, on Monday afternoon breast surgeon only did physical examination, I was extremely tender in the area. She never said there was an abscess present but did say she felt a big lump. Yesterday afternoon she called me to ask how I was doing and I told her it was the same, painful and quite swollen. I have been taking the antibiotic and some Morton for pain. She has scheduled me for an ultrasound tomorrow morning to see if there is an abscess and time for an aspiration if needed. I did tell her that I was still pumping. I contacted peds who isn't happy that I was put on bactrum DS,he also told me to continue to pump as much as I could. Today the pain is a little less but still there. I can't wait for ultrasound tomorrow and hopefully this will resolve soon. I do still pump with pain and milk supply there is very low.
OK please keep us posted maddysmom.
For drug questions as they relate to breastmilk, you can call these folks on weekdays : www.infantrisk.com
I will definitely let you know what happens tomorrow. Thank you


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Cowboys Analysis: Dez Bryant, Orlando Scandrick & Week 8 Primer
At DallasCowboys.com, I broke down why I like Orlando Scandrick:
Through Week 7, Scandrick has been targeted 41 times, a pretty high number for a cornerback playing so well. He's yielded 26 receptions (63.4 percent) for 217 yards (5.29 yards per attempt or YPA). That efficiency is outstanding for any cornerback.
Actually, anything around 7.5 YPA or lower is great, and Scandrick has checked in below that in all but two games.
He turned in a decent performance against the Broncos (although you might say it was above average given the competition) and a slightly below-average game against the Redskins, but otherwise, Scandrick has been unbelievable. Even considering his work solely in the slot, Scandrick has allowed only 5.35 YPA.
One of the other cool ways to judge cornerbacks is by how many yards they allow on a per-route basis. That way, they're actually rewarded for having good coverage and not getting targeted. Whereas a cornerback who gave up one completion of 15 yards in 100 snaps would be penalized in terms of YPA, he'd rank highly in yards per route (YPR).
Looking at how Scandrick compares to the Cowboys' other cornerbacks and the NFL as a whole, we can start to visualize his dominance.
The top cornerback in the NFL in YPR is unsurprisingly Tampa Bay's Darrelle Revis, according to Pro Football Focus. But not far behind him, ranking well within the top 10, is Scandrick. Cowboys cornerback Brandon Carr, who ranks in the top 20 in the NFL in YPR at 1.01, is performing better than he did in 2012. Still, at 0.73 YPR, Scandrick is over a quarter-yard better than the Cowboys' "best" cornerback. He's allowing well below half of Morris Claiborne's 1.63 YPR.
At Dallas Morning News, I explained why I think Dez Bryant might eventually be better than Calvin Johnson:
A Different Look
One of the rebuttals I heard regarding the original Bryant vs. Johnson debate is that Bryant had a superior quarterback during his first three years in the NFL. That's certainly true. And while you might think there's no way to quantify that, we can look at market share—the percentage of their teams' total passing yards and touchdowns that each receiver generated.
When we look at it through that lens, Johnson comes out on top.
Although the numbers are relatively close, Johnson had a higher percentage of his team's yards (30.7 percent) and touchdowns (39.7 percent) through his first three seasons.
While this is certainly a positive for Johnson, there are a couple reasons I think it doesn't matter as much as the original numbers. First, Johnson had way more targets in his first three years (382 versus 313 for Bryant). If we account for those numbers, the market share stats look very comparable.
Second, the total market share numbers reward Johnson for playing on a poor team. For example, he had 21 touchdowns in his first three seasons, while Bryant totaled 27. But Johnson's market share of touchdowns was higher because the Lions as a team threw only 53 total touchdowns during that time, compared to 91 for the Cowboys.
Finally, there's value in having the same market share with higher bulk stats. What's more difficult: posting 10 touchdowns on a team that throws for 20, or 20 touchdowns on a team that has 40? The latter, for sure, but market sure doesn't capture that.
We definitely need to examine quarterback quality when determining if Bryant's first three seasons were indeed superior to Johnson's, and market share is part of that. It certainly gives us a glimpse into just how poor Johnson's team was, at least. But when you consider Bryant's efficiency and bulk stats in combination with the market share numbers, there's at least a semi-convincing argument to be made that he's on the path to Johnson-esque greatness.
And at Bleacher Report, I posted a Week 8 primer:
Key Matchup to Watch: RT Doug Free vs. DE Willie Young
The Lions are loaded across the defensive line, with defensive ends Ezekiel Ansah and Willie Young out wide and defensive tackles Ndamukong Suh and Nick Fairley inside. Suh is the big name and the Lions' top pass-rusher, but Young has been pretty effective as well.
Young checks in just below Suh in pressure rate, and he leads the Lions in quarterback hits. Pro Football Focus has tracked Young as lining up on the left side of Detroit's defense on 70.8 percent of his pass snaps, so he'll face off primarily against right tackle Doug Free.
Free has improved significantly over last year, allowing pressure on just 3.6 percent of his snaps (compared to 6.1 percent in 2012). If Free can contain Young on his own, the Cowboys will be in a better position to help their interior linemen face off against one of the league's premiere defensive tackle duos.


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Nov. 8, 2007
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif. - The UC Santa Barbara women's volleyball team was unable to overcome defending Big West champion Cal Poly on Thursday evening, as the Mustangs posted a 30-21, 30-23, 23-30, 30-17 win over the Gauchos at Mott Gym. With the victory, Cal Poly sweeps this season's series with UCSB.
The Gauchos fall to 10-16 on the year and 5-8 in the Big West. Cal Poly improves to 18-7 and maintains its lead in the conference with its 12-1 mark.
Senior Brett Quirarte led the Gauchos in points posting 13 kills, one service ace, and six total blocks. Junior Lauren McLaughlin posted 16 kills and seven digs while sophomore Rebecca Saraceno chipped in her 14th double-double of the season with 11 kills and 10 digs in the match.
Freshman setter Dana Vargas tallied 44 assists in the loss along with nine digs. Leigh Stephenson led the team with 24 digs.
For the Mustangs, Kylie Atherstone hit an impressive .455 with 32 kills on 55 attempts with seven errors. Ali Waller posted a double-double with 19 kills and 12 digs to go with her two aces and three total blocks. Setter Chelsea Hayes handed out 64 assists while Kristin Jackson tallied a match-high 28 digs.
Game one saw eight early ties and three lead changes before the Mustangs broke a 9-9 tie with 6-3 run to lead 15-12. The Gauchos chipped away at their deficit and a Cal Poly attack error brought them within one point at 17-16 before the Mustangs once again distanced themselves, this time with an impressive 9-0 run, which included three aces from Gaby Rivera. UCSB was unable to overcome the deficit, falling 30-21 in the first game. The Mustangs hit a match-best .516 during the game, committing just one error.
Cal Poly broke an 11-11 tie in the second game with a 4-1 run to gain the first substantial lead of the frame. The Gauchos got back within one point at 15-14, but that would be the closest they would come as they fell 30-23.
UCSB got on the board first in the third frame and quickly jumped out to an early lead. UCSB held the Mustangs off for the entire frame, hitting a match-best .316. Three consecutive kills from Quirarte brought the Gauchos to game point at 29-23 before a kill from Vargas sealed the win at 30-23.
Cal Poly opened game four on fire. After Kasey Kipp tallied the first kill, the Mustangs went on a 9-3 run to grab the lead. Cal Poly further distanced itself with a 6-0 run to further its advantage to 19-9. The Mustangs controlled the remainder of the frame and came out with a 30-17 victory and the match win.
UCSB continues Big West action on Saturday when they visit UC Irvine for a 7 p.m. match-up.


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I mean really though, band leader Don Ellis was a genius, no? idk, hate that term but I think he fits the bill. He basically decided to never stick 4/4 and only play in weird-ass time signatures... AND he played like every instrument. He obv had the song naming thing on lock too:
Pussy Wiggle Stomp
Get's reeeeeally good form the 5 min mark and on.
Bulgarian Bulge
ARRRRRRH this time signature is maaad. SO bad ass. BULGARIAN BULGE
Enjoy this with me!
Turkish Bath
Out of tune on purpose?
this is the heavy metal right here
cheers shipment for this, it's like a total cleanser for the head
This is fucking amazing
I'm listening to it on headphones in the office right now & it's all I can do not to jump on my desk & completely freak out.
He could do swanky and beautiful stuff too:
Cant get enough of this guy right now. Died too young.
wowow! this bulgarian bulge song is some ivo papasov wedding band shit
cept even more totally messed, dude's got my full approval. plus it grooves, shakes, hangs loose, all that
yeah! mind food
yeah its totally cool and froody!
jazz baby
Had to look that up. Fitting.
wife re: Pussy Wiggle Stomp
"I wish my life was like this song"
steady on dear, I thought it was! *begins jiving with dog, trips, destroys bookshelf*
bulgrain bulge is amazing
Trying to clap along and I realise I am just applauding badly.
Ah I love how he builds tension
by doing these off-kilter time signatures or messes around slightly off pitch or plays in half notes... and then releases it once in a while to catch a fairly normal groove providing relief for your brain. Yeah just total controlled madness sometimes.


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An interesting article..
We all know by now that the Pens have created quite a bit of cap space after getting rid of Staal and Michalek, and I think we'd all agree that the next step is getting a winger for Crosby, which seems to be where Shero is leaning. I, for one, am I all for the Penguins targeting Parise, that line would be absolutely unstoppable. But this article raises an interesting point about Bobby Ryan. He'll come cheaper and we'll possibly be able to snatch him away from the Flyers. Thoughts?The Pittsburgh Penguins have probably been the team that's made the most noise around the NHL over the past few days.
After trading Jordan Staal to Carolina, the Penguins went on to make two first-round selections on the first night of the draft, then topped it all off by dealing veteran defenseman Zbynek Michalek to the Phoenix Coyotes, in what can only be seen as a salary dump.
That last move by Penguins' GM Ray Shero, has prompted many to start asking whether Shero is done for the offseason, or if he is looking to make another huge splash in the coming weeks.
Logic would certainly dictate he is leaning towards the latter.
As a result, rumors have emerged that the Penguins are the latest players in the Zach Parise and Ryan Suter sweepstakes.
For Pittsburgh fans, this can't be anything but good, right?
I mean, sure, they have to re-sign Sidney Crosby sometime before he becomes an unrestricted free agent next offseason, but seeing as his cap hit already sits at $8.7 million, they probably won't need to use more than $300,000 of their $14.5 million in cap space on their captain.
The same goes for their other superstar center Evgeni Malkin, who takes up the identical amount of cap space as Crosby does.
That leaves well over $10 million of cap space to pursue players like Suter and Parise.
Should Ray Shero scrap any plans to sign Zach Parise and make a play for Bobby Ryan instead?
That, however, may not be the best option for the Penguins.
While Parise is an elite forward who recently led his team to the Stanley Cup Finals, he will, in all likelihood, command nearly $8 million a season for six or seven years on the free agent market.
As for Suter, he'll also be looking for a long-term place to call home and about $7 million per season.
With Pittsburgh already possessing a talented core of young defensemen, and another two taken in this year's entry draft, do the Penguins really need a guy like Ryan Suter to win another championship?
Enter Bobby Ryan.
Now we're talking about a 25-year-old winger who has tallied at least 30 goals in each of the past four seasons. That's a feat that not even Parise has managed.
Ryan would also come with a cap hit about $2 million less than what Parise will probably cost, and is also under contract for another three seasons.
Another potential advantage for the Penguins if they could bring in Bobby Ryan? They could very well be taking him away from their in-state and divisional rival Philadelphia Flyers, who are rumored to be in hot pursuit of the Cherry Hill, NJ native.
What could be better than bringing in a perennial 30 goal scorer, who is still only 25 years old, all while swooping in and plucking him from the clutches of your arch rivals?


text: Hey everyone, I just found something weird. I have a Multiserver running under Debian Squeeze, however, both are set up with different tutorials (there are about 15 months between each server). I created a subdomain "files.example.com" on the master as a regular domain, and it works perfectly. Now I created a subdomain "files.example.de" on the slave. It is created, the vhost file is created as usual, but it seems to be ineffective. Instead of the domain I created, all requests are related to the site that is first in alphabetical order, "constory.de". What's wrong here? All settings are exactly the same as on the master. What information do you need to help me? Regards Zero EDIT: normal websites, like "example.de" are working fine on the slave, only subdomains are making trouble


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See where the 'Hobos' have been — Page 4 Cheerleaders enjoy rewards j Amherst News-Tim o c x x r CC M (-■ o c 3 X - X 1- c m hh tri r- c a 3 — H > 0**«a, X • 3> i— r. <<■>•*•» » <s> I- CO o o WEDNESDAY, April 3, 2002 AMHERST, OHIO Council OKs flawed budget; interest income proves too low by AMY PERSINGER News-Times reporter The total of the budget that city council voted to adopt last Monday night was more than the revenue the city anticipates bringing in this year, according to city auditor Diane Eswine. Eswine said the $41,243,415 budget will not create a deficit because there is money left in the accounts from last year, but the city is going to have to find a way to increase revenue for the general fund. In a year when the city's general fund income is seriously hindered by plummeting interest rates, this year's entire budget, including revenue generating funds, is an increase of $13,496,196 over last year. About $10 million of that is for the construction of the new wastewater treatment plant. The city received a low interest loan from the stale for the completion of the projecL The revenue created by the sewer rate hike the city initiated will go to pay that loan. Eswine said that most of the budgeted expenses are labor costs. "Council cut as much as possible without cutting services," she said. The general fund is going to have to increase revenue." Council cut about $750,000 in expenditures, about $500,000 of that from the general fund, in budget hearings since August, according to mayor John Higgins. Eswine said she does not think that raising the taxes in the city is the way to go to improve the balance in the general fund. She said that one of the ways the city could bolster the fund would be to increase certain user fees for services that don't benefit the majority of the residents of the city and get them in line with what it actually costs the city to accomplish the service. One example of a fee versus actual cost discrepancy is the city cemetery. It costs a resident about $200 for a cemetery plot opening at one of the city's cemeteries. It costs the city more than that to do the job, so the difference comes out of the general fund. Councilmember Jennifer Wasilk had said previously that the general fund decreased in revenue due to the plummeting interest rates. The general fund depends heavily on the interest from various funds being deposited into the general fund. Eswine indicated about one fourth of the general fund revenue had been from interest from the other funds. Wasilk said that depending on the interest rates for the revenue to run the city isn't in the city's best interest. Eswine also said she would prefer not to fund the general fund from the interest of other funds. She said having the interest from individual accounts follow the fund is better accounting, but until the city decides to implement other procedures to bring in revenue they will work with what they have. General fundi expenses rose $863,254 this year to $5,196,186. There is an unencumbered balance of $1.5 million in the general fund and after $4.6 million in revenue comes in and $5.2 million goes out, there will be a balance of $973,000. "That's O.K.," said Eswine, "But it can't go on." The largest proposed expenditure in the general fund is the police department with a budget this year of CONTINUED on page 3 Easter on parade Youngsters of all sizes turned out Saturday morning for the annual Easter egg hunt at Maude Neiding Park. The event takes plenty of planning but lasts only minutes once the word to begin the hunt is sounded. The bunny was on hand as well for pictures; the event is sponsored by the Lions and Leo clubs. Community Chorus to stage concert to help fire victims A local group is sponsoring a concert which will be held on Sunday, April 28, 3 p.m. at the Palace Civic Center on Broadway to benefit victims of the Fairway Manor Apartment fire in Lorain. The Fairway Manor fire claimed all belongings of its residents. The benefit concert will be performed by the Amherst Community Chorus and is being held in conjunction with the Lorain Fire Department. John Handyside and the staff at the Palace are donating the use of the Palace for the performance. All proceeds from the concert will go directly into the Fairway Manor Apartments Fire Fund set up at Lorain National Bank and will be evenly distributed to the families who fell victim to the fire. The 80 voice chorus has members from Amherst, Berlin Heights, Brownhelm, Elyria, Grafton, Lorain, Vermilion and Westlake. The group is under the direction of Steve and Simone Gall of Amherst and is accompanied by Deborah LeSuer, also of Amherst General admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased by calling the Palace Civic Center box office, 245-2323, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Free tickets will be given to the victims of the fire by the fire department It is the chorus's goal to sell the 1.363 seats available at the Palace. Don't worry: no extra cost for Indians game coverage Girt Scouts presenting the Beere family with a gift of a scouting quill Include (back) Kathryn Klement, Rubina Ratnaparkhi, Katie Passa- nisi, the Beeree. (front) Mara Mitchell and Katherine Aloway. Amherst residents will not have to pay extra to get their Indians baseball fix this summer. Contrary to a statement made by an ATT/Comcast representative last ATT/Comcast representative week, residents will not have to up- Mike Beat told residents at *e grade to digital cable to get all of Cable TV bearing held last Monday the Cleveland Indians baseball night that in order to get aD of the games on FoxSports Ohio. CONTINUED on paga 5 A little Faith in scouting what these girls promote Intrigue, questions, mystery fax surround contract deal by AMY On Monday, March 11, Faith Nikola, daughter of Herbert and Melissa Beere, was born at Community Health Partners Hospital in She waa the first baby girl born during Girl Scout Week; this year, rite Oil Scouts we celebrating their 90th birthday. Troops in the Sandstone Service Unit were given squares Cor their girls to decorate. 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