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Toward fully automatic earthquake detection and processing for tomography in the Hengill area
This thesis focuses on the automation of seismic data analysis, in particular, event detection, quality assessment of detected events, and preparation of an earthquake catalogue for seismic tomography.
Multidisciplinary Near-Surface Investigation of a Quick-Clay Landslide Prone Area in Southwest Sweden
A multidisciplinary approach was adopted in this study of quick clays in an area of southwest Sweden that is prone to landslides. It was mainly based on geophysical methods, but was complemented and validated with geotechnical, geological, and hydrological data.
Disputation: Exact Results in Supersymmetric Field Theories: A dissertation on the defect and deformed
Laga efter läge: Statsråds föreställningar om styrning i Regeringskansliet
This thesis concentrates on two questions: What beliefs do ministers have of appropriate steering in the Swedish core executive Regeringskansliet (RK)? Do they believe that RK is a politically steered organization as it is usually described, or as a throughout political organization, as some political scientists have recently depicted it?
Alexander Stagnell – Disputation
Congenital Recessive Ichthyosis: Studies of Gene Expressions Related to Keratinocyte Differentiation and Skin Barrier Repair
Autosomal recessive congenital ichthyosis (ARCI) is a rare monogenetic disorder characterized by a defective skin barrier, hyperkeratosis, and dry, scaly skin. It affects keratinocyte differentiation and is caused by mutations in any of at least 12 genes believed to control the formation of ω-O-acylceramide and the corneocyte lipid envelope.
Allogeneic dendritic cells as adjuvants in cancer immunotherapy
In this work, we examined the feasibility of having an allogeneic source of vaccine-DCs (alloDCs), not for direct antigen-presentation to T cells but as an immune primer aiming to activate bystander DCs.
Kulturgeografin tar plats i välfärdsstaten: Vetenskapliga modeller och politiska reformer under efterkrigstidens första decennier
The aim of this study is to explain why human geography in Sweden became a planning science during the postwar period. Human geography had developed a sophisticated use of abstract models. The proliferation of models within in the social sciences was an international phenomenon during the postwar period.
On Virtual Surgical Planning in Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery
The overall aim of this thesis was to develop and evaluate new virtual planning tools for CMF-surgery and to investigate their usefulness.
Born Small for Gestational Age: Beyond Size at Birth
Children born small for gestational age (SGA) run increased risk of perinatal morbidity and mortality, but also of long-term health impairment. Risks on long term may vary depending on postnatal growth patterns. The overall aim of the thesis was to gain further knowledge about long-term consequences of being born SGA, as well as the impact of perinatal exposures on postnatal growth patterns.
Disputation, Mayank Mahajan
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Disputation:Man Song, avd Fasta tillståndets elektronik, "Graphene Based Inks for Printed Electronics". Opponent: PhD Anwar Ahniyaz, RISE.
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Change Point Detection with Applications to Wireless Sensor Networks
In this thesis work we develop a new algorithm for detecting joint changes in statistical behavior of multiple, simultaneously recorded, signals. Such signal analysis is commonly known as multivariate change point (CP) detection (CPD) and is of interest in many scientific and engineering applications.
Coercion and its Effects: Evidence from the Israel-Palestine Conflict
This dissertation studies the efficacy and effects of coercive policies in the context of the Israel-Palestine conflict. The four composite essays investigate the impact of Israel's practice of house demolition and construction of a separation barrier on Palestinians' conflict preferences and use of violence, as well as the broader consequences of these policies for Palestinian communities.
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Disputation: Maria Vall, avd nanoteknologi och funktionella material, "Development of nanoporous inorganic carbonates for pharmaceutical and enviromental applications". Opponent: Jessica Rosenholm, Åbo Akademi.
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Long-term consequences after severe burn injury
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Treat Yourself (TYS)
I have spent my life making sacrifices and committing myself to a dream that very few ever reach. It has been a long hard road but I finally made it and now its time to enjoy it. "TYS" stands for "Treat Yourself" and it comes from the phrase, "Don't cheat yourself, treat yourself". The meaning of the phrase is the culmination of all your hard work. After all the hard work pays off you should treat yourself... to the finer things because you've earned it!
The main logo should be a creative form of TYS and any creative vision you get from the phrase you should also incorporate. Feel free to play with colors and ideas as far as your imagination takes you.
After you win you should TYS too!
I am a professional athlete, in my early 20's and I am targeting the young adult crowd. The t-shirts would best suit the young, athletic/urban crowd.
The logo must include the letters TYS in some form. From there, you have creative license to creat an image that accompanies it or whatever you can come up with. Help me build my vision with whatever colors and images your are inspired to use.

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Hi all, Since we returned from our mountain adventure, Casey has been chewing and scratching like crazy. Is it possible for dogs to get any weird bugs that you can't see with your eye? Or possibly she got into some poison ivy although there is no rash. Any thoughts? We're not used to being in the woods, so I have little experience with this stuff. I gave her an oatmeal bath and sprayed some itch relief spray on the areas she seems to be bothered by, so we'll see if things improve. If not, we'll be off to the vet on Monday.


text: Some are born knowing who they are and where they are going. Others spend their entire lives trying to find out. Some never do. Svetlana Valueva has always known. Born in Moscow on the 24th of October, 1966, Ms. Valueva remembers drawing and painting as a toddler. While many of us look back fondly on the loftier days of crayons and finger painting, Ms. Valueva had been painting seriously at 18 months of age. Her mother recently found a painting of a bird, a dog-like animal, and a queen confirming her age as 18 months. Ms. Valueva s father, an artist, recognized her talent and became her first and most important teacher, encouraging her to paint alongside him in his studio. At five, Ms. Valueva began writing poems and stories expressing the feelings of the characters she drew. This treasured childhood art is part of her parents' "private collection". Thirteen years of state structured curriculum taught by both the academic school and institute established Ms. Valueva's art and drawing skills in "social realism". Like many children of the arts, Ms. Valueva was accepted at art school at age six. She began her formal training and two years later took part in local, countrywide and international juried exhibitions. At the age of eight she entered a Cuban International exhibition, receiving a gold medal and 10 lbs. of Cuban sugar as her prize. In 1975 at nine, she received the Gran Prix at the annual International exhibition in Delhi, India. This juried exhibition of children's paintings, established in 1952, grew to 150,000 children from 35 countries exhibiting work in 1975. In 1977 Svetlana received 3rd place, and again in 1979 she won the gold (Gran Prix) at this prestigious event. 1977 was a memorable year for Ms. Valueva as a documentary about outstanding achievers in art, featuring her, was shown in movie theaters across Russia. The same year she was highlighted on the front page of a popular monthly magazine "Soviet Union". Few people achieve such an honor much less at the age of 11. In the Seventies, the only style permitted for Soviet artists remained Socialist Realism. The first time Ms. Valueva opened art books, which were given to her secretly by a friend, she was astonished by the images of Klimt, Alfons Mucha, Sargent, and Alma-Tadema. This was one of the most important realizations of her life as she recognized that her passion lay with those artists, and not with the "acceptable" realism. Ms. Valueva immediately began painting a required set of art for school, and allowed her true style to emerge in works painted at home. Her father had given her his studio, and she lived and worked there. Soon, a steady stream of people interested in new emerging talent rather than "official" art flocked to visit the studio. Before graduation she began to sell her "hidden" work to dealers from Belgium, France and Poland. She became so popular that the Academy faculty had no choice but to award her a summer's trip to study in Europe. Ms. Valueva had her first solo show in a prestigious Moscow gallery in 1993. Influenced by photographs left by her great grandmother, a ballerina at the Mariinsky (Kirov) Ballet Theater, and by her great grandfather, an officer in the Czar's army, the twelve paintings generated immediate interest. A Japanese publisher approached her concerning the production of the collection, purchasing all the exhibited paintings and requesting more. 1995 brought a commission by The Bolshoi Theater for a ballet collection. Invited to rehearsals by the art director of the company, her resultant fifteen-painting series is on permanent display in the Bolshoi foyer, and was used for two years as the opening backdrop for a weekly TV ballet program called "Entrance 15". Nostalgia for the elevated, magnificent "silver age" of Russia has drawn her to the past, a period known in the West as Art Nouveau, Jugendstil, or Liberty. This is where the characters of Ms. Valueva's paintings are destined to dwell. "It's hard today to trace back the origins of my affinity for Art Nouveau, a style which emerged on the brink of the 20th century. I feel I was destined to love this art from birth. This elaborate, refined, truly aristocratic style, regardless of subject matter, conversely captures the fragility of all earthbound existence. Decadence became second nature to me, its' reflection in my works, again being created at the crossroads of centuries". In her paintings, women often live in a mystical world, surrounded by bizarre forms, signs and objects: a world real to them, to be taken seriously. "Mirror of Art Nouveau", her first collection, was twelve works about love, life and beauty, "My female friends; an actress, a fashion designer and a photographic artist, were the prototypes for my characters", says Ms. Valueva. Designing costumes for these models, she drew numerous preliminary sketches. After six months, her subjects appeared unlike themselves, having lost the aura of earthly problems. Svetlana Valueva peers into an inner spiritual world and expresses that on canvas. "Why are my subjects women? Because beauty excites me, I like to see transformations, diversity, the layers covering the vulnerable paleness of a female arm, or tender mat luster of flesh; the skin's translucence beneath a film of gauze draping a naked body. It might as well be the ultramarine of the night sky and the whiteness of the stars. It would be the emerald of riverweeds in a Japanese garden on a foggy morning... Tiny drops of dew on the sedge. My brush does not just move about the surface, it carefully penetrates the space of another dimension, going beyond the frontier - which is insurmountable to anyone else. There truly is space and life behind that fragile margin, as in a mirror. Of these space and life forms I express my daily chronicles, of their everyday life and feasts. And - of women who belong there".


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AJA currently has a membership of over 2,000 judges from the United States, Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, and the Virgin Islands. Membership in AJA is open to all present and former judicial officers of any duly constituted judicial tribunal serving the local, community, provincial, state, or national level, whether having trial or appellate, criminal, civil, or special jurisdiction.
The objects and purposes of the association are (1) to promote and improve the effective administration of justice, (2) to maintain the status and independence of the judiciary, and (3) to provide a forum for the continuing education of its members, and of the general public, and for the interchange of ideas of a judicial nature among all judges.
An eligible Court is defined as any duly constituted judicial tribunal, serving at the local, community, State, Provincial or National level within the United States, any of its territories and possessions, the District of Columbia and Canada and Mexico, whether having trial or appellate, criminal, civil, or special jurisdiction. Such courts do not become ineligible by reason of being State, Provincial, or territorial Courts or by reason of having jurisdiction beyond the boundaries of the Governmental subdivision in which such courts are located. Courts of Indian Nations of the North American Continent and Magistrates, Masters, Arbitrators, Referees of any eligible judicial tribunal, if otherwise qualified, shall be eligible on the same basis.
There are a remarkable number of benefits to your membership in AJA! Here are some:
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WordPress Style Guide: A Reference For Admin UI Components
WordPress is getting its own style guide. Helen Hou-Sandí is working on a new plugin called WordPress Style Guide to serve as a reference for building WordPress admin UI components. This is very much a work in progress and its purpose will evolve, as Helen notes on the plugin's github (more…)


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Tony Hawk's Shred Session is a Free-to-Play, Endless Runner
It might not be the return to the Pro Skater series we were hoping, but Tony Hawk's Shred Session is shaping up to be an excellent endless runner/skater.
Touch Arcade has provided an excellent preview of Tony Hawk's Shred Session that was hosted by the god of boarding himself, Tony Hawk. Based on what Mr. 900 has said, Shred Session is going to be a free-to-play endless runner. The game will be vertically-oriented, so you will be using one-handed swipe gestures and perfectly timed taps to ollie, grind and land. The game will offer five different levels and six famous skaters to play as, including Tony Hawk, Chris Cole, Aaron Homoki, Lizzie Armanto, David Gonzalez and Tony's prodigious son, Riley Hawk. Be prepared to collect coins and the letters of the word 'skate' scattered throughout each level as a form of currency to buy cosmetic items for your skater.
Ollie your way through the endless streets and grind over obstacles as Tony Hawk's Shred Session will be coming to iOS and Android devices this summer. You can check out a bit of gameplay in the video below.


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The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation is a not-for-profit educational institution that preserves and operates the restored 18th-century capital of Virginia as a town-sized living history museum. It is dedicated to engaging 21st-century visitors with America's early history and the inspirational stories of our nation's founding men and women-stories of our journey to become Americans.
For more than 80 years, the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation has provided resources to support K-12 history education. The Department of Education Outreach works with educators to develop engaging instructional materials and strategies to help teachers enliven their classrooms and bring excitement and vitality to the study of history.
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The Best Book … of Venice:
Monumental Venice by Jacques Boulay (photos) & Jean-Philippe Follet (text)
The Best Reprint:
Tottel's Miscellany, edited by Amanda Holton
The Best Nature Book:
The Last Walk by Jessica Pierce
The Best Fiction Debut:
The People of Forever Are Not Afraid by Shani Boianjiu
The Best Biography:
Clover Adams by Natalie Dykstra
The Best History:
The President's Club by Nancy Gibbs and Michael Duffy
The Worst Fiction:
Dear Life by Alice Munro
The Worst Nonfiction:
When I Was a Child, I Read Books by Marilynne Robinson
The Best Fiction:
The Street Sweeper by Elliot Perlman
The Best Nonfiction:
Far from the Tree by Andrew Solomon
Thanks very much to all of you who've commented (so many privately, of course – after all, what would I want with anything so recherche as a thriving Comments field? Sigh) on this year's bigger-than-ever Year End spectacular – and on all the other posts that have made up Stevereads this year. 2012 was the single most active reading-year (if that's not a contradiction!) of my life, both in terms of reading (as of this warm, rainy Boston night, my yearly tally stands somewhere near 725 books) and in terms of writing: between all of my different venues – but mainly, of course, by virtue of the wonderful bully pulpit my colleagues give me at Open Letters Weekly – I wrote about somewhere in the neighborhood of 320 books over the course of the year.
That was a singularly thrilling experience for a book-lover such as myself, and of course it can be improved! Imagine a book review every single day – or even two a day, one on Stevereads and one on Open Letters Weekly (on the latter, for instance, I wrote only about 207 1000-word reviews – shocking sloth, when you consider how many days off that means I had!). I imagine such things – I imagine a year in which I write a review of every single major book published in English in any of the genres I know and love (so: the business and self-help books will still largely need to fend for themselves). I imagine an even full engagement with the book-world in the only really meaningful way: by reading everything, and writing about it all for a smart audience.
No matter what the future brings, however, I wanted to take a minute here in my last entry for 2012 to thank you all for agreeing, disagreeing, counter-arguing, counter-suggesting, and most of all for reading me, not just in 2012 but for the last wonderful six years here at Stevereads. Honestly, it's a thrill such as I never thought to have – and of course it's been a huge amount of fun. Here's wishing all of you much happy reading in the new year.


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Wow! — Those are some awesome resources. Thanks, —RWSmith (Bureaucrat), 10:45, February 19, 2011 (EST)
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Thank you for all your work on the NOVA awards, it looks great! Jzweiac 12:25, July 21, 2012 (EDT)
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karl r needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 23 designs submitted by 10 freelance designers.
We sell products on television, the internet, retail and other marketing channels. Your logo will be seen around the world.
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We are trying to project quality and value for new products that you are just compelled to buy because the products are cool, unique, or time-saving, or cost saving, or provide healthy eating alternatives and such. The products could range from an indoor grill, to a knife set, to an electrical appliance, slicers and dicers, pots and pans, or any other gadget used in the kitchen. Yaku is a Japanese word.
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Inexcusably, there are no date or personnel listings on this LP from Blue Note's declining years, but the music is generally quite worthwhile, if a bit eclectic. The personnel changes throughout the session, despite all the performances being apparently recorded on the same day. The great drummer Elvin Jones is joined by the reeds of David Liebman, Steve Grossman and Joe Farrell; baritonist Pepper Adams is also on two numbers, keyboardists Chick Corea and Jan Hammer generally alternate (although they both appear on a few tunes together), guitarist Yoshiaki Masuo has guest appearances on two songs, and most selections include bassist Gene Perla and percussionist Don Alias. The group mostly plays concise versions of band originals, including Corea's classic "La Fiesta." An interesting set, but Elvin Jones has recorded many more rewarding albums. ~ Scott Yanow


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The Midwives Teaching Midwives Caucus is a venue for
midwifery educators to meet together, share information, learn from each other
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Following the 2012 ACNM Annual Meeting, we conducted an online survey of midwifery educators with contacts that were obtained via outreach to Program Directors for faculty member emails. Our survey assessed faculty desire for a more formal group structure for midwifery educators and found significant interest among the members surveyed. A well-attended inaugural meeting of midwives involved in midwifery education was held at the 2013 ACNM Annual Meeting. Attendees at that meeting expressed a clear interest in, and desire for, a more formal structure as well as educational workshop opportunities for midwifery educators. Based on the results of the survey and the meeting, with Board of Director?s approval, the Midwives Teaching Midwives Caucus was formed.
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Republicans Groom Rubio as Next Political Star
Sen. Marco Rubio will follow his prime-time response to President Obama's State of the Union by soon introducing bipartisan legislation on student loans and small business, the latest steps to introduce the senator to the American people. Neil King has details on The News Hub. Photo: AP.
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I never thought I would take a dip in the water since I didn't bring extra clothes. But the water looks inviting! I needed to buy a shirt afterwards. Nope, I didn't change undies. lol! Oh well, I wasn't the only one!
The water was cold!
Ykaie I assure you next year you'll have a real birthday cake!
We had grilled squid, prawns, tilapia and liempo.
Our next stop was at Ponderosa Golf Club. I love the scenic view here!
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Wabash College men have again claimed the "Bleed for the Bell" competition with DePauw University.
Wabash had 111 donors, or 13 percent of the student body, participating in the one-day blood drive. DePauw managed just 90 donors, or 7.3 percent of its student body, in a two-day blood drive.
Wabash College has 850 students to DePauw's more than 2,300.
Wabash College men, faculty and staff gave blood Nov. 4. There were 126 potential donors with 111 able to donate. Last year there were 113 donors.
The Lafayette chapter of the Indiana Blood Center set up beds in the Knowling Field House for the donors.
The "Bleed for the Bell" competition with Depauw began in 1995, but Wabash has won every year since 1996.
Austin Hart '07, seen in the accompanying photo, was the first student in the chair to begin this year's blood drive. Hart is a Kokomo native.
The campus living unit with the most donors wins a $50 prize; another $50 goes to the living unit with the highest percentage of donors.


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Millions of Flood Relief Dollars Sit Untapped
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Millions of dollars in relief loan money is sitting unclaimed more than six months after heavy flooding hit northeastern Minnesota.
Most of the $12 million allocated by the Legislature for disaster loans to homeowners remains unclaimed. Another $15 million in loans for flood-affected business remains untouched.
The newspaper says the explanations are varied: Some victims didn't know about the loans, or if they did, didn't apply because they knew they couldn't pay them back. Others are hoping the government buys their property.
Sen. Tony Lourey, DFL-Kerrick, says he's frustrated because here are people out there who need help. He says he's willing to propose changes at the legislature to the relief offered to flood victims, but he wants more information first.
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Watch Live BPL Cricket : Chittagong Kings vs Khulna Royal Bengals
Date: Feb 12, 2012
Time: 02:00 PM Dhaka Time (08:00 am GMT)
Venue: Sher-e-Bangla Nagar Stadium (SBNS), Mirpur, Dhaka
Live BPL Cricket :Match-5 Preview – Chittagong Kings vs Khulna Royal Bengals
An overwhelming performance in both batting and bowling enhanced the confidence of Chittagong Kings as they were bullish about their chance against mighty Khulna Royal Bengals. Both of the team opened their account with victory and therefore the stage was set for a promising battle in the Bangladesh Premier League BPL T20, scheduled to be held on Sunday.
While Chittagong Kings kick-started their journey with a comprehensive 53-run win over Duronto Rajshahi, Khulna Royal Bengals brushed aside Dhaka Gladiators by 19 runs.
Chittagong Kings might break their winning combination since their foreign recruits Jerome Taylor and Kevin Cooper arrived in the country on Friday.
Khaled Mahmud Sujon, the head coach of the Chittagong Kings indicated that they would field a slightly different side considering the opponent's power.
"Considering the opponents' strength, we might bring a change in the best XI against Khulna. It's not always right that you have to field your winning combination," said Sujon.
"Our foreign recruit Jerome Taylor and Kevin Cooper arrived in the country. They are likely to take field in the second match," he added.
The former assistant coach of Bangladesh national team Sujon thought that the victory in the first match boosted up the players and that would play a vital role in the match against Khulna as well.
"It's not that Rajshahi were a bad team. In fact they are a good side but unfortunately it was not their day. We were superlative in both batting and bowling department. That's what we wanted in the opening game," he clarified.
"It was important for the team to make a solid start and it will increase the confidence of the team."
Chittagong Kings apparently though looked stronger side on paper and justified the tag with a comprehensive win against Rajshahi, Sujon warned against any complacency.
"Each and every team in the tournament is quite good. There is no opportunity to take any team lightly. Khulna are undoubtedly a good team with a classy overseas and local players but we are confident enough about our chance," the former all-rounder reckoned.
"They have some well-established batsmen, including Sanath Jayasuriya, Gibbs, Russell, Smith and Chanderpaul and bowlers, who have been in good form. We are also a good and balanced team. Hopefully all could enjoy a good cricket. "
Chittagong Kings became the first team in the flagship event to score over 200-run.
"After the batsmen's performance it became easier for me to rotate the batsmen and bowlers. As it's a grueling tournament, we are focused on to rotate the players well so that we can keep them fit always," he remarked.
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"Tamim could not fire up in the first match. We were bit sluggish initially but however we overcame the odds eventually. We need runs from the top order as you can't expect the middle to fire always."
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - It was the worst possible combination for the Los Angeles Lakers as their injury-depleted line-up ran into a scintillating shooting display by the San Antonio Spurs in a lop-sided Game Three on Friday.
With the ailing Lakers missing their top four guards, they were pounded 120-89 on their home court by the second-seeded Spurs to slip 3-0 behind in their best-of-seven first-round playoff series.
All-Star forward Tim Duncan scored a game-high 26 points on 12-of-16 shooting for San Antonio and guard Tony Parker weighed in with 20 as Los Angeles fell to their biggest home playoff loss in franchise history.
"Parker and Duncan had great games," Lakers head coach Mike D'Antoni told reporters after his team had been outshot by a staggering 61 percent to 43 from the field, sending the home fans streaming for the exits well before the end of the game.
"Duncan was phenomenal. I thought our guys played as hard as they could play but they ran out of gas toward the end. Times are tough right now.
"Pau (Gasol) and Dwight (Howard)... they were trying the best that they could do. Nobody likes it and nobody's happy but I don't fault the effort of the guys or the will that they want to do it."
Gasol completed his first playoff triple-double with 11 points, 13 rebounds and 10 assists and Howard added 25 points and 11 rebounds but the severely depleted Lakers line-up was always likely to struggle.
With the inspirational Kobe Bryant gone for the season after Achilles tendon surgery, Steve Nash sidelined with back and hip problems, Steve Blake ruled out indefinitely with a strained right hamstring and Jodie Meeks missing due to a sprained left ankle, the Lakers were scrambling for guards.
Though the relatively inexperienced Darius Morris, with 24 points, and Andrew Goudelock, with 20, fared surprisingly well after being elevated into the starting lineup, Los Angeles were unable to keep pace with the four-time NBA champion Spurs.
"We're extremely short-handed," Gasol said. "We've been murdered by injuries and it's tough to overcome that."
Game Four is back at the Staples Center in downtown Los Angeles on Sunday and Spaniard Gasol knows the Lakers will have to produce something special if they are to keep the playoff series alive.
"We'll see Sunday how much fight we have in us in order to give ourselves a chance and not have another 30-point loss at home," he said. "It's going to take a collective effort.
"We have three consecutive losses to a team that's feeling more confident and more comfortable and will try to put us away Sunday and close the series. Our backs are against the wall."
For their part, the Spurs will once again aim to show the injury-hit Lakers no mercy as they bid to compete a series sweep.
"I think we're playing fairly well," San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich said. "Every coach thinks they can play better, that's what we do. We're always looking for ways to improve.
"Whether the team you're playing is whole or banged up, like the Lakers obviously are, the team on court still wants to win.
"We have to bring the energy and the professionalism to play. We've all been in situations where we've lost games when the other side is missing players. The intensity is so high already that everybody is pretty focused."
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The odds are long against pulling the trigger on this deal, but the Mets must seriously consider making a decisive and early run at Roy Oswalt to get an edge on the field before the trade deadline.
Make the run now as the price figures to spike in July.
And, the sooner the better, while the Mets are still considered a competitive team. How long that lasts is questionable with three-fifths of the rotation – suspect to begin with – out indefinitely.
How often will Omar Minaya get a second chance like this? After holding a pat hand during the winter, the Mets' rotation is in shambles but now there's the prospect of Oswalt, which would give them instant credibility as a contender. Minaya can redeem his winter with a simple phone call.
After playing a listless pat hand, he's been now dealt a chance at an ace. Johan Santana, Oswalt and Mike Pelfrey would be as good as any trio in the league.
Oswalt is owed $31 million for this year and next with a $16 million club option for 2012. That's a lot of money, but it is better well spent than Oliver Perez's deal.
Oswalt also makes more sense than Cliff Lee in that his cost is definable, while Lee wants to test the market. Trading for Lee over Oswalt would be foolish, as it would be dealing for a hired gun.
For as bad as the Mets have played at times, they are still only five games behind the Phillies in the NL East. After winning two of three over the Yankees, there's a sense of growing optimism. However, getting an Oswalt would legitimatize that optimism and spurn it to another level.
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EMC: No Longer Alone on TopBy Steven Vonder Haar | Posted 2002-06-17 Print
Dossier: Once a leader in the seemingly mundane area of data storage, EMC had a reputation for being able to do no wrong. Things have changed.
No Longer Alone on Top
EMC Corp. was once one of the darlings of high technology, a leader in the seemingly mundane area of data storage whose outsize profits in the Internet's heyday gave it a market value well in excess of $100 billion, and its management a reputation for being able to do no wrong.
Things change.
In the last two years, a formidable new set of competitors has marched into the storage-area-network (SAN) market that EMC helped pioneer, even as the dot-com-propelled spike in demand for storage space has disintegrated. One result is that EMC has lost some of its historical pricing power.
"EMC's maintenance costs are double everybody else's," complains Fernando Sandoval, a senior network analyst with Rich Products of Buffalo, N.Y., who nevertheless describes himself as a satisfied EMC customer.
Indeed, the customers most loyal to EMC see the company's high prices as being justified by EMC's reputation for reliability. At Austin Radiological Associates, for instance, Chief Information Officer Todd Thomas spent more than $2 million on a SAN capable of handling 500,000 x-rays and other medical images annually.
"The doctors look at it as a comfort factor that images will always be available to them," Thomas says.
"EMC certainly knows how to do a project," he adds. "I've gone through four major projects during my time at Austin Radiological, and the implementation with EMC was the one that went the most smoothly."
But EMC's high prices have driven other customers away. Mehul Mehta, the chief technology officer of BigVault Technologies, a provider of outsourced storage services, opted to build his 4-terabyte SAN using hardware from Compaq.
"EMC is a great product, but it did not offer any extra benefits that would warrant paying more," says Mehta.
The criticism and declining revenues have prompted EMC to adjust its strategy; the company has become as interested in midsized companies as in the titanic companies that were once its main focus. And the humbling results of the last two years have changed EMC in a more subtle way.
"In the past there has been an arrogance about the company," says Dave Schoening, who manages SAN efforts at Sears, Roebuck and Co. "The competition has mitigated their arrogance to a certain extent."
Company Information
EMC Corp.
35 Parkwood Drive, Hopkinton, MA 01748
(508) 435-1000
Ticker: EMC
Exchange: NYSE
Employees: 19,200
Michael Ruettgers
Executive Chairman
Prior to the beginning of EMC's troubles in 2001, Ruettgers had guided the company to huge growth as CEO.
Joseph Tucci
President and Ceo
Tucci took the reins of EMC in January 2001.
Frank Hauck
Executive Vice President, Customer Operations
Hauck has held a string of management roles at the company since joining in 1990.
Key Products:
Along with its franchise Symmetrix product line, EMC offers products ranging from network storage applications to the automation of enterprise storage systems.
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Austin Radiological Associates
Todd Thomas First Union Bank
Gary Fox Delaware North
Dave Meacham NetSolve
Scott Carpenter Sears, Roebuck and Co.
Dave Schoening Executives listed here are all users of EMC storage products. Their willingness to talk has been confirmed by Baseline.
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Project: SAN deployed in 2001 to enable server consolidation and position company's data network for long-term growth.
Chief Information Officer
(512) 795-5100
Project: EMC system used to manage library of digital x-rays for doctor's group that processes more than a half-million x-rays annually.
Manager, Enterprise Data Storage
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Project: Manages a 500-terabyte data system that runs primarily on SAN systems developed by EMC. Now embarking on project to interconnect the storage networks to build a more comprehensive enterprise storage back-up system.
Director, IT
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Project: Deployed an EMC system in 2000 that is now used to manage financial, human resources and reservations systems data.
Manager, Integrated Systems Support
(512) 340-3737
Project: Netsolve's $1.8 million SAN from EMC is used in support of all the production databases in its 200-server network.
Technology Director
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Project: Has installed a SAN infrastructurebuilt with expansion in mindthat can accommodate more than 200 terabytes of data when fully configured.
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DuPont Pioneer Names Neal Gutterson to Lead Agricultural Biotechnology
DES MOINES, Iowa, July 23, 2014 - DuPont Pioneer announced today that Neal Gutterson, Ph.D., will join the business as vice president of Agricultural Biotechnology (ABT), effective July 21, 2014. Gutterson joins Pioneer from Mendel Biotechnology where he served most recently as president, chief executive officer and board member.
"Neal brings extensive biotechnology and business leadership in the seed and crop protection industry to this integral role for DuPont Pioneer," said Paul E. Schickler, president of DuPont Pioneer. "I am looking forward to working with Neal as he assumes the lead role of all ABT functions, the delivery of the Pioneer transgenic pipeline, and the successful execution of the overall Pioneer research strategy. We are very pleased to have him as part of our team."
With more than 30 years of experience in plant biotechnology and a named inventor on more than three dozen patents and pending patent applications, Gutterson began his career in 1983 with the biotechnology company AGS to develop genetically improved microbial biocontrol agents. After a merger between AGS and DNA Plant Technology, Gutterson focused on improving produce crops for quality traits, and provided technical leadership on intellectual property strategy before being named vice president, research and development (R&D). Joining Mendel in 2002, he served as vice president for R&D and was named president and COO in 2005. He has been the CEO at Mendel since 2007.
Gutterson holds a Ph.D. in biochemistry from the University of California, Berkeley, and a bachelor of science in chemistry from Yale University. He currently serves on the board of trustees for CIMMYT, an international organization - headquartered in Mexico - dedicated to sustainably increasing the productivity of maize and wheat systems to ensure global food security and reduce poverty. He also has served eight years on the Food and Agriculture Section Governing Board of the Biotechnology Industry Organization, including as vice-chair of the Governing Board, as a member of the GrassRoots Biotechnology Board of Directors, and on the board of the Council on Sustainable Biomass Production.
DuPont Pioneer is the world's leading developer and supplier of advanced plant genetics, providing high-quality seeds to farmers in more than 90 countries. Pioneer provides agronomic support and services to help increase farmer productivity and profitability and strives to develop sustainable agricultural systems for people everywhere. Science with Service Delivering Success®.
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Fuel cells are increasing in demand as they are an efficient source to produce electrical power without causing any environmental pollution. There are a variety of fuel cells available today that are competing with energy conversion devices like batteries and gas turbines. With continuous research being made for improving the efficiency of fuel cells, this industry is expected to witness tremendous growth in the near future.
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Segmentation Based on Type
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"It's important to note that Josh Cummings and Daniel Hangstefer have brought this program to another level the past four years," men's tennis coach Andrew Harris said. "We have many expectations for our players both on and off the court. Both of these men have continued to create a foundation for this program. They will be missed."
The Bisons played solid and consistent doubles, but in the end, they came up just short of the doubles point.
Joe McArdle and Hangstefer made a strong showing at No. 1. The duo fought hard but fell to Teraz and Bottoni 9-7.
The Bisons secured their lone win of the day at No. 2 doubles. Chad Pierron and Tanner Brown earned a victory, defeating Gille and Bandres 8-6.
No. 3 doubles found a close match coming down to a tiebreaker. Mario Hernandez and Colby Shaw fell to Weintraub and Isaza 9-8 (3).
With solid doubles play, the Bisons had confidence even though they entered singles with a 1-0 disadvantage.
Pierron fell at the No. 1 spot, losing to Gille 6-2, 6-2.
At No. 2, Hangstefer competed in a tight match against Terez. The match came down to a third set tiebreaker. Unfortunately, Hangstefer fell just short of victory, losing 7-6, 3-6, 10-7.
The Bisons were now at a 3-0 disadvantage to ETSU.
Hernandez was defeated at No. 3 by Bottoni 6-3, 6-1, while Shaw lost 6-0, 6-0 to Bandres at No 4.
McArdle fell at No. 5 6-4, 6-2 to Asker, and Brown lost at No. 6 to Bonnevalle 6-3, 6-2.
"ETSU did a great job of coming back after the doubles and showed why they are where they are right now," Harris said. "To have 3 of their top 4 players being freshmen and producing the way they are is pretty impressive.
"We will go back to the drawing board and get things ready to go for next weekend."
The Bisons will compete next on Friday, April 2 when they travel to Georgia to face Kennesaw State in their next A-Sun match.
1. Teraz/Bottoni (ETSU) def. McArdle/Hangstefer (LU), 9-7
2. Pierron/Brown (LU) def. Gille/Bandres (ETSU), 8-6
3. Weintraub/Isaza (ETSU) def. Hernandez/Shaw (LU), 9-8
1. Gille (ETSU) def. Pierron (LU), 6-2, 6-2
2. Teraz (ETSU) def. Hangstefer (LU), 7-6, 3-6, 10-7
3. Bottoni (ETSU) def. Hernandez (LU), 6-3, 6-1
4. Bandres (ETSU) def. Shaw (LU), 6-0, 6-0
5. Asker (ETSU) def. McArdle (LU), 6-4, 6-2
6. Bonnevalle (ETSU) def. Brown (LU), 6-3, 6-2
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Anthill Magazine needed a new print or packaging design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 275 designs submitted by 84 freelance designers.
Dubbed a "Magazine 2.0 Experiment", Australian business title Anthill Magazine, http://www.anthillonline.com, is attempting a world first: A print edition filled exclusively with reader-generated content. This is your chance to add a national print magazine cover to your portfolio.
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Anthill Magazine is Australia's leading magazine for entrepreneurs and innovative fast growth companies. Please refer to this post for a detailed outline of what we are looking for and some early suggestions from Anthill readers.Other resources:
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In a city where you need a salary of at least $137,129 to afford a home, one wealthy real estate developer began dropping envelopes filled with cash around San Francisco.
The anonymous, Twitter-savvy donor started the sort of photo-scavenger hunt on their Twitter account @HiddenCash by tweeting out tips of where a cash-filled envelope will be for anyone to find, no strings attached.
"I've made millions of dollars the last few years, more than I ever imagined, and yet many friends of mine, and people who work for me cannot afford to buy a modest home in the Bay Area," the mystery donor told the Bold Italic. "This has caused me quite a bit of reflection. I am determined to give away some of the money I make, and in addition to charity, to do it in fun, creative ways like this."
And now the latest cash drop, by an accomplice of @HiddenCash, has been left in Colorado.
The cash drop goes like this: The donor tweets out a picture or text hinting at a location through the Twitter handle @HiddenCash. When someone finds it, they are expected to tweet a picture of themselves with the cash. Many people who've found the cash have used it to keep on giving.
Here are some of the past clues:
The Twitter account was created last Thursday. A week in, it already has nearly 150,000 followers. Today @HiddenCash starting dropping cash around San Jose and also announced plans to expand to Los Angeles.
Many are cheering on @HiddenCash's efforts, hoping other millionaire's take their lead.
Though not everyone is so supportive.
But for the person behind Hidden Cash, the social experiment is worth it and won't end anytime soon.
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This new, regular feature on NHLNumbers will share interesting stats-related posts from around the web almost every day.
Welcome to edition number 16 of the rebooted Number Chains. In this space you will be able to find the best analytical hockey writing from around the internet on a close-to-daily basis. Subject matter will include statistical evaluation, financial analysis, contractual issues, and (sometimes) closely-related tangential works. If you have something you would like to submit for a future edition (your writing or that of someone else) feel free to send it to me via Twitter @JoshL1220 or leave a comment.
We start Monday off right, with what has been called the worst article ever on hockey ever written. It was written by Don Brennan and posted on Slam! Sports. In the article, Don advocates for owners using scabs.
A veteran told me a few days ago: "Put yourself in our shoes. What if your bosses at the Sun said you had to take a 25% pay cut. How would you like that?"
My reply? I wouldn't. But if I made 70 grand, and they told me I was suddenly going to get half that, I'd sign the deal. I'd have to. I'd like to dig my heels in, but us people in the other working world don't have the comfort of doing that.
Pretty sure I can't just go and get a job writing for a paper in Europe, either. Nor can the best in my business.
It gets better.
Open the doors to people who will truly appreciate the job, guys who won't mind fixing the problems your mismanagement will inevitably create.
They'll work for less, so you can charge a lot less for tickets.
It's reverse outsourcing up in here. Bring in European hockey players, pay them significantly less in salary, and profit. I mean, it isn't like they could possibly know how much current NHL players make, or access the old Collective Bargaining Agreement under which they operated online in five seconds. The lockout has officially made people crazy.
Some more information on the economic impact of the lockout, decertification, and more after the jump.
* Via Kukla's Korner, Frank Seravalli of Frequent Flyers had this quote from Donald Fehr:
Question: Is it too soon for the media to be talking about decertification?
Fehr: "I don't want to tell you what's too soon. You can look at what's happened in the other sports and make your own judgment about that."
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* Larry Brooks published an interesting take on the current state of negotiations. He asks how big market owners could possibly maintain silence at the owners meetings on December 5th.
* Michael Arace of The Columbus Dispatch talks about the beating downtown Columbus is taking during the lockout.
The weekend was light. That does it for Monday.
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Phoenix mom who left her 2 young kids in car during job interview pleads not guilty
PHOENIX – A Phoenix woman who left her two young children in her vehicle during a job interview has pleaded not guilty at her arraignment.
Shanesha Taylor's case has attracted attention with her tearful police mugshot and people rallying to her defense online to raise money for the 35-year-old mother. She faces two counts of child abuse.
Court documents say Scottsdale firefighters found hot air coming into the car and both children sweating profusely.
The baby was described as wearing a short-sleeve shirt over a long-sleeve shirt, as well as a blanket. The documents say Taylor arrived back at the car more than an hour after her interview time.
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Like any busy mother, Shanesha Taylor was trying to do it all.
The 35-year-old Phoenix woman, who relies on food stamps, left her two children in her car last month during a job interview in Scottsdale.
That decision has led to Taylor being scheduled for arraignment Monday morning on two charges of child abuse.
But Taylor's booking mugshot, where tears are streaming down both her cheeks, has also won her supporters and donations.
A New Jersey woman set up a fundraising website for Taylor which has now collected nearly $90,000.
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CarpentersĀbuild many things like buildings and boats from wood and other materials. They construct, erect, install, and repair structures and other fixtures. To do this, they cut, fit, and join the various materials together. Carpenters who work for a special construction contractor do only one or two things, like forming molds for concrete or building a frame. A carpenter may also work for a general building contractor. This carpenter performs many tasks, including putting in doors and windows, hanging kitchen cabinets, and installing ceilings.
Sometimes carpenters have to follow local rules that tell them where they can use certain materials. Most carpenters follow the same basic steps when getting ready for a job. They must lay out or design the project. Design includes measuring, marking, and arranging materials. The carpenter then cuts and shapes the material. Carpenters use different hand and power tools, such as chisels, saws, and drills. Finally, the carpenter joins the items together with nails, staples, or glue. They use tape measures or framing squares to increase the accuracy of their work.
When working with ready-made parts, such as stairs or parts of walls, the carpenter's job is easier. A carpenter may install these parts all at one time. Carpenters may also replace glass, ceiling tiles, and doors. Some carpenters repair desks and cabinets; put in doors and windows; change locks; and repair broken furniture. In a factory, carpenters may help move or install machinery.
Carpentry work is sometimes stressful. It often involves standing for a long time, climbing, bending, and kneeling. Carpenters risk getting hurt from slipping or falling, or from working with sharp or rough tools.
Some carpenters change employers each time they finish a project. Others switch back and forth between working for someone else and being self-employed on small jobs.
How do you get ready?
Carpenters can learn their work by training on the job, but most carpenters learn their skills in school or through formal training programs. High school courses in carpentry, shop, drawing, and math will help on the job. Becoming a skilled carpenter usually takes 3-4 years of both classroom and on-the-job training. There are many special schools that have programs and offer courses that teach you how to be a carpenter. Some carpenters working for big companies may join a program called an apprenticeship. This program combines on-the-job training and classroom work. Applicants for this program usually must be at least 18 years old and pass an exam to see if they have the skills to become a carpenter. The length of the program is also usually 3 to 4 years, but varies with the apprentice's skill.
Carpenters need to be good with their hands and have good eye-hand coordination. They should also be strong, physically fit, and have a good sense of balance.
New carpenters learn many things. These include basic design, common job skills, use of tools and machines, safety, and first aid. They practice drawing and apply math too. Carpenters need to be able to solve basic math problems quickly.
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Carpenters held about 1.3 million jobs in 2008. Most of them worked for contractors who build or repair buildings, and about one-third of all carpenters were self-employed.
Carpenters get jobs in most parts of the country, but there are more jobs in big cities where many things are always being built.What about the future?
There should be plenty of job openings for carpenters. From 2008 to 2018, thousands of jobs will become available each year because the occupation is so large, meaning that many people are always entering and leaving the occupation.
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Building things also depends on the economy. When the economy is not doing well, there are a smaller number of jobs for carpenters.
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How much does this job pay?
The average yearly wages of all carpenters were $42,940 in May 2008.
Sometimes carpenters may lose work time in bad weather and when the economy is not doing well. When this happens, their pay drops.
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James Durbin Goes From Reality TV To Rock Star!
Published: Wednesday, February 29, 2012 11:06 AM EST
At this time last year, singer James Durbin was bravely competing on one of TV's top shows—American Idol. The country anxiously watched as the charming and talented young man from Santa Cruz, Calif., who has both Tourette's and Asperger's syndromes, proved that a rocker can make it to the finals on Idol. Durbin wound up finishing Season 10's contest in fourth place and, today, he has a well-received album out, a tour in the works and a new bride!
Durbin's debut, Memories of a Beautiful Disaster, came out in November, only a few short months after his stint on American Idol and the brand's summer tour. With 11 hard rocking tracks displaying the 23-year-old's powerful vocals and some big name songwriters and studio musicians (plus one special guest), it's no wonder that Revolver magazine nominated Durbin for Best Vocalist at their Golden Gods Award Show and that People magazine gave the album three out of four stars.
While the album's first and last songs—the heavy "Higher Than Heaven" and the anthemic first single "Stand Up" (which was widely used by the NFL this past season)—may be its best, there's no filler in-between. Other standouts include an epic ballad about the death of a loved one ("May"), a fun song to sing along to about the not-so-fun topic of bullying ("Screaming") and a mid-tempo number about a relationship gone sour (second single "Love Me Bad").
Aspire chatted with Durbin in late January to get the scoop on his red-hot career and happy home life…
Where did the album's title, Memories of a Beautiful Disaster, come from?
JAMES DURBIN: I knew that I wanted to do "memories" of something, I just didn't know what. So, after a long time wracking my brain, "beautiful disaster" just popped in my head. It had kind of a dark elegance to it.
Are you the "beautiful disaster"?
JD: I think I'm the disaster. It's, basically, about looking back on moments of my life that, at one point, I thought were disasters. But to look at them now and see the beauty in the pain, it made me who I am today and I never want to change that.
You worked with Season 7 American Idol winner David Cook on the song "Screaming." Were you a fan?
JD: I thought he was really great at what he did on Idol. I was in New York and knew that I'd be writing and, randomly, he was at the studio at the same time. It wasn't really planned—he was there and I was there.
On the cut "Outcast," you worked with your favorite band, Hardcore Superstar. Who are they and how did you get them in your corner?
JD: Hardcore Superstar is a band from Sweden and they have been my favorite band for the past couple of years. They created their own subgenre called street metal, which is merging both grunge and hair metal—two genres that pretty much hated each other at the time because they canceled out each other. It just really worked and it's a really great sound. [When I started making my album], I wouldn't shut up about them and kept begging my team to get in touch with them. We finally got through and I was able to get on the phone with those guys and talk to them and tell them what I was thinking as far as what kind of song [I wanted to write with them]—a mixture of [David] Bowie and [Hardcore Superstar songs] "Hope for a Normal Life" and "Dreamin' in a Casket." They sent a couple of songs, one of which, "Outcast," ended up making the record. And we got Mick Mars from Mötley Crüe to play guitar on that song.
How cool was it working with the legendary Mick Mars?
JD: Mick is a real class act—a really nice, kind guy!
You co-wrote five of the songs on the album. Do you feel weird singing songs that you didn't pen?
JD: Sometimes I do. But, lately, I've been able to switch them up a little bit live and make them more personal for me by singing them a little differently than the way they were written so I get my own satisfaction out of it.
You've already made music videos for the songs "Stand Up" and "Love Me Bad"—do you enjoy that process?
JD: Music videos are a lot of fun to make. I'd love to make a video for every song!
What made you ink a deal with Wind-Up Records as opposed to another label?
JD: We had another offer, but it just really wasn't what I wanted—it wasn't right at all and I knew we could get something better. We found Wind-Up and met with them when I was in New York. I hadn't signed anything and, a couple of days later, they just called me to see how I was doing. They didn't have to do that. It really meant a lot to me that they would call to check in on me and see how I was doing, not to talk business.
When you first auditioned for American Idol, were you worried about doing the rock thing since there haven't been many rockers who've made it from the show?
JD: No, I wasn't worried about it at all. I was really looking forward to it.
Do you think having Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler as a judge helped you out more in your Idol journey?
JD: I think, at first, I may have thought that, but Steven was very non-biased with me and I think it was because of that reason.
Have you remained friends with any of the other contestants from Idol?
JD: Yeah, I'm still in touch with a couple of them. Stefano [Langone], Casey [Abrams] and Hayley [Reinhart] were at my wedding. I talked to Scotty [McCreery] yesterday and Paul [McDonald] a few days ago.
Speaking of your New Year's Eve wedding, how is life with your new bride, Heidi?
JD: Married life's treating me really good. I'm just taking it one step at a time. There's a lot to be grateful for so I don't want to miss any of it.
At your wedding reception, you sang Queensrÿche's "Take Hold of the Flame" with the band's lead singer Geoff Tate.
JD: I had no clue that he was going to be there! It was pretty cool—and really weird. Geoff's really cool!
Does your 2-year-old son Hunter have any musical aspirations?
JD: He loves to sing my songs. And he can't play guitar without a pick. So there's definitely something there.
What are your concerts like?
JD: We just came off two really good shows—intensity in two cities! That was a lot of fun. We, basically, played the whole album minus three songs.
"May" is probably hard to play live.
JD: Yeah, definitely. I've done it twice and it didn't happen the way I wanted it to happen both times…but what can you do?
Who plays in your backup band?
JD: My lead guitarist Dylan [Rose] and my bass player Tyler [Molinaro] I've known for quite a while. They were both in local bands: Dylan being in a metal band called Archer and Tyler being in a now-defunct hair metal band called Dirty Penny. I knew that I wanted them to be in my band so I gave them a call and they were totally down. We had closed auditions and found Jeff [Fabb] and Blake [Bunzel] who were both in In This Moment. They were both there on the same day, randomly enough, without the other knowing. I picked them to be in the band and they quit their other band.
Tell us about the charity work you are doing with WWE.
JD: I just started with their "Be A Star" anti-bullying campaign. The tagline is: "Don't be a bully, be a star." I was bullied throughout elementary, middle and high school and pro-wrestling was one of my escapes other than music. It's something I'm really happy and honored to be a part of. I just recorded a PSA [Public Service Announcement] for them and I get to go into a couple of schools in March with some of the WWE superstars to talk about bullying. I'm really excited to be a part of it!


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The poet: It would be hard to imagine anyone with more artistic and literary credentials than Ann Day. She is a writer, photographer, naturalist, and above all, poet! She publishes an illustrated day-book, using her own photographs. She collaborates with other poets in publishing books of poetry. She is a member of at least two poetry groups. For years she has published a weekly column called "The Nature of Things," etc. Also, she is a splendid luncheon companion.
When I saw my older daughter walking away from the car after I dropped her off for her first middle school dance recently I felt a little tug of the heartstrings and knew that with every step she took she was going one step farther away from her daddy, one step closer to life on her own as an independent individual.
Our family rarely goes out to eat these days. It's not so much a matter of expense (although that's certainly a factor with six mouths to feed); the expense of eating out is counterbalanced by the benefit of having a break from cooking. My economist husband would put it in terms of "opportunity cost:" a few extra dollars may be worth it if it saves you the time, energy and stress of preparing a meal.
I've grown accustomed to seeing a lot of different cars, trucks, motorcycles, tractors and even deer chugging out of our dirt road and exiting onto Plank Road in Bristol during the past 20 years.
But what I saw a week ago Friday caused me to do a double take. No, make that a triple take.
Mid-way into my turn I found myself braking for none other than the Three Little Pigs, who had mounted a successful porcine prison break from their fenced-in house of sticks at our neighbors' place.
The Poet: Deb Chadwick, a retired social worker, began writing poems to deal with an important loss, and then continued because she fell in love with the written word. She is a member of the Poetry Society of Vermont.
The Poem: Poets are not generally calm and peaceful people, protected from pain. Life is painful, and we need to share that pain … not for sympathy alone, but for the recognition of our common humanity. Poets and non-poets alike seek community. Poets are blest, or cursed, with a need to share, and to share dramatically … in words!
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Right now, a workhorse of a machine is sitting in my husband's woodshop. If it works properly it's going to make our lives a lot easier over the next couple weeks.
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Sorry guys/gals, I didn't know where best to post this or even if its elsewhere?
anyhow, just reading the QPR site and Ian H - who has 3 daughters I believe who are all deaf, is supporting this young lady
https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding ... stancliffe
this is the Crowdfunding page to aid her having a serious operation on her knee following injury while playing for the ladies GB Team.
She's deaf too.
If you feel its for you please support her as her cause seems more than just. ( quite how/why she's not covered under GB representation I don't know )
Sorry if it's a Spac, But even if it is, no harm in duplicating.
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