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Beyonce Drops Unannounced 'Flawless' Remix With Nicki Minaj [LISTEN]by Thomas Chau | PopCrush
Showing that she's still not short of surprises, Beyonce late last night (Aug. 2) dropped a new remix of 'Flawless' featuring Nicki Minaj on her official website.
HipHopWired picked up wind of the collaboration earlier this week and suggested that the new 'Flawless' remix was the reason why Minaj postponed her debut of 'Anaconda' to Monday, Aug. 4, in order to avoid the two tracks fighting for attention.
In this new version of 'Flawless,' Beyonce references the infamous Solange-Jay Z elevator fight with the lyrics, "Of course sometimes sh– goes down / When it's a billion dollars on an elevator."
The rest of the song keeps up with the original spirit of the song, where Beyonce raps about waking up "flawless" and celebrating her own life, self-worth and accomplishments. "I wake up looking this good / And I wouldn't change it if I could / You can say what you want / I'm the sh–."
Minaj comes into the track later on, rapping, "Yo, like MJ doctor / They killing me / Propofol / I know they hope I fall / But tell 'em winning / Is my motherf—in protocol." She then references her own "flawless" self with "Instagram another flawless pic / Flawless city with these flawless t—-s / I got all these hundreds / You got all them fifties."
Both Beyonce and Minaj slay on this 'Flawless' track, which is what you would expect when you have two queens of music collaborating together.
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Area youngsters will soon make the switch from swimsuits to helmets and shoulder pads.
The Summerville Sertoma Club is gearing up for its 2014 youth football season. The club, which has sponsored a youth football league in Summerville since the 1970's, opens registration Aug. 2.
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The club is also preparing for its final football camp of the summer, which is scheduled for July 28-31 at the Gahagan Park football field. The camp is designed for youth age 6-15. Sessions will be held from 6-8 p.m. Registration for the camp is available for $75 through www.summervillesertoma.org.
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Summerville Sertoma football will open its season Sept. 6. Plans are for all games to be played at Gahagan Park this year.
The Summerville Sertoma Club also provides direct support to local and national speech and hearing impaired programs; food to the needy; donations to feed the elderly; scholarships for young students and athletes; national heritage contests and awards; and a number of other worthwhile programs.
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Moab '99...The Bronco Way
Moab, Mecca, Gods Country, that cool place where sprockets and gear heads collide. A town established on the eastern edge of Utah, Moab is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Moab offers just about everything for just about everyone. From hills to streams, mud (when it rains) to sand climbs and yes, slickrock, its no wonder this town has been a destination spot for four-wheelers since the invention of the axle.
Every March, just prior to the gigantic Easter Jeep Safari, the Bronco Registry of Northern Colorado (BRONCO) travels out to the high desert of Moab. While many drivers choose to camp along the shores of the Colorado River, some stay in cabins offered at the KOA, or in the numerous motels that dot the area. There is even a Hostel for those on a real budget ($8 a night for a cot, shower, and roof).
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The first night proved to be challenging, and the group didn't even hit a trail. Not even 100 yards into town, Brian Crabtree's left rear tire got too excited about being in Moab and decided to beat the rest of the convoy into town. At 30mph, the tire departed the vehicle, passed Len, and bounced off a parked car on the other side of the road. Brian's truck stopped right in front of a Century 21 office, where the agents inside looked on in amazement. Offering there assistance, they provided a ride to a gas station, and a phone call for a tow truck. The truck was towed to the local Big A Auto Parts, where the counter help were extremely friendly and helpful. Actually for first impressions, it seemed that the entire town turned out to help Brian's malady. As best as we can figure, the lugs were overtightened at a tire shop, and stressed the studs. Brian has a D44 rearend with disc brakes, so the truck plopped down on the rotor, but caused no other damage. We swapped out the broken lugs for new in the Big A parking lot, and the truck was good to go. By then it was dark, so finding and setting up camp was a challenge. So much so that Matt and his rider Jonathon couldn't setup there tent, so they used it as a tarp and slept under the stars the first night.
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Look up Bronco Safari http://www.broncosafari.com/WP/PacifiQ wrote:any info if there's an event like for this year? would like to join
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Lots of reasons to visit Moab! The Bronco Safari is a blast. I haven't been able to attend in a long time, but it's well worth the effort to get there.
Where are you located (generally) PacifiQ?
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Next year will be an exciting Bronco Safari event since lots of full-size Bronco's will join.
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HDR: Night Views (Burnaby), a set on Flickr.
Some of the source images here have been posted before, but now here are some actual HDR compositions on a particularly interesting evening in Burnaby.
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HDR: Night Views (Burnaby), a set on Flickr.
Some of the source images here have been posted before, but now here are some actual HDR compositions on a particularly interesting evening in Burnaby.
As mentioned earlier we bought Photomatix to do some High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography. We decided to do that after we tried it out a little bit and posted some pictures to Flickr as mentioned before.
The trial version of Photomatix is the same as the full version except that it adds watermarks to the final version of the image, which effectively renders it useless, unless you really want to advertise the fact that you used the trial version.
Anyway, when doing the original HDR photos of the arbutus trees and foliage I planned ahead a little bit. When you are saving a file in Photomatix you also get the option of saving the settings that you used to manipulate or perhaps more appropriately combine the multiple exposures into a single exposure. The end result is an XMP file.
"Ok, good." I think to myself, now if I buy the software later I'll be able to remake these same HDR photos without the watermarks, as I have saved the settings I used to make them in the first place!
I spent a lot of time on number 4. I thought, I'll just go to "Open" and select the file, and automagically things will just happen. Well that fantasy didn't last very long, as the "Open" dialog doesn't allow you to open .xmp files. Huh!?!? That's helpful.
Drag and drop the file into Photomatix? Nope, doesn't work either.
I probably tried a few other things too, it turns out what you need to do is go through the same process of loading the original source files (I guess that what they were is not stored int he .xmp file, or Photomatix simply isn't set up to make use of it) into Photomatix as though you were making a completely different HDR image.
After it has loaded the bracketed photos into the HDR image for you to manipulate prior to processing it, you're hoping that somehow you're going to be able to make use of the .xmp file that your past self thought was pretty smart of it for having the forethought to create.
Well it turns out that you can use it, but it's still not anywhere near as simple as it should be. There are a few different types of HDR image within Photomatix: Tone Mapping and Exposure Fusion and within those there can be a couple of different sub-types as well. The downside is that you need to select the appropriate mode and sub-type and then go to a drop down box and select "load settings" before you can load the settings you've previously saved.
It works, but it's cumbersome and clunky. Realistically I should be able to include the .xmp at the beginning when I'm loading the bracketed photos, so that it would default to that settings file and the type of HDR composition used in the settings file when presenting the intermediary HDR for manipulation. Of course that's only assuming that you couldn't use the ideal method of just loading the .xmp file and having it load the bracketed photos used for the HDR automagically based on the values in the .xmp file. But really there's no excuse for having to pre-select the appropriate type and sub-type of settings before it will let you load the settings file (it literally has a pop-up that tells you that the settings file doesn't contain settings for that type/sub-type). On some level it's good for you to know, but even if they really thought that was important, why couldn't they instead add to that pop-up: "These settings are for type/sub-type and not the currently selected other type/other sub-type, would you like to load these settings which will result in a change to the type/sub-type or would you like to load a different settings file for the currently selected other type/other sub-type? [Do it anyway] [Load other] [Cancel]"
Of course if you never save the settings with the intention of using them to recreate the same image, or to use for other images to apply identical settings, well then you'll never encounter this issue.
Is it annoying? Yes. Is it bad design? I'd say so. Is it a show stopper which makes the software not worth using? No, I don't think so. Especially if you know what to expect, which obviously I didn't, and came in with unrealistic expectations of how easy it would be to recreate those previous HDR images.
The final result of all this is actually that I've redone all those earlier HDR images so that they no longer have the watermarks, which means I can order prints of them now. You can see the updated images on Flickr.
The other week we contacted Photomatix to see if Karin qualified for their educational pricing, and it turns out she did! So we now have a licensed version of the software for 60% off the regular price. We sent in a scan of her BC College of Teachers card and that was sufficient evidence.
Amusingly we have done next to nothing with the software since we bought it, but it does mean that we can now put together HDR photos without the watermarks on them, so maybe we'll soon have some of those decorating our walls. It's also a good reason for us to do more of that type of photography… so you may see more experimentation in the coming months.
HDR Source, a set on Flickr.
If you checked out the 11 HDR images from East Sooke, then these 33 other images might be of interest, they are the separate correct, under and over exposed images which were combined to make each of the 11 HDR images.
If you're curious about which one is which, I haven't as of yet anyway relabeled them, so in each sequence the files are numbered (image title) and the lowest of the three numbers is the correct exposure, followed by the under-exposed and then the over-exposed.
Anyway, only the curious need look at them, on some level if you looked at the HDR images, you will have seen all of these before.
Trailing blackberry stalk in East Sooke. Although this may look heavily doctored, the stalks look very blue and the thorns very pink/red before any post-processing.
Combination of three exposures -2, 0, 2 (Auto Exposure Bracketing (AEB)) using Photomatix. No tripod was used.
Personally this is one of my favourites, when we were walking around Christopher's family property in East Sooke we found some trailing blackberries, and the stalks were such a surprising colour, looking far more blue than green and the thorns very pink/red. Some of that colouring is lost in the high dynamic range (HDR) composition, but the striking contrast between the stalk, the leaves and the thorns is emphasized.
So this was my first experiment with making an High Dynamic Range (HDR) photo, using an Arbutus tree in East Sooke. I'm reasonably pleased with the results.
It is a combination of 3 jpegs using Photomatix Pro (trial version; hence the Photomatix watermark).
Anyway, I think it looks pretty cool, feel free to offer your comments.
HDR, a set on Flickr.
So I'm experimenting with some High Dynamic Range (HDR) photography, we'll see how it goes!


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An introduction to the Gemini Observing Tool (OT) is presented elsewhere. This page provides detailed information on GSAOI component, GeMS component and GSAOI iterator.
- GSAOI Component
- GeMS AO Component
- Defining the CANOPUS AO WFS Stars
- GSAOI Sequence Iterator
- GSAOI Offset Iterator
GSAOI Component
The GSAOI component editor is accessed by selecting the GSAOI component in the science program, and is shown in the figure below:
Selecting a filter
Choice of filter is made by clicking on the "Filter" pull down menu (i.e. the down-pointing arrows). The filter is chosen by selecting one from the list (by clicking on it). The central wavelength is given for each filter to assist with identification. You can move the vertical slider bar or click on the arrow buttons to browse the list.
Setting the position angle
The facility Cassegrain Rotator can rotate the instrument to any desired position angle (PA). By default the MASCOT automated asterism-finding algorithm (see below) will pick the PA that gives the best asterism that it can determine. To manually set the PA uncheck the "Allow Guide Search to select PA" checkbox in the "GeMS Guide Star Search" window (see (see Guide Star search algorithm below). Then the PA (in conventional astronomical notation of degrees east of north) is set by typing in the "Pos Angle" box. The view of the science field in the position editor will reflect the selected angle. Alternatively the angle may be set or adjusted in the position editor itself by interactively rotating the science field.
Controlling the exposure
The exposure time is set by clicking in the relevant window and typing the required number of seconds. Each occurrence of the observe element will cause N exposures to be taken and coadded in the instrument control system. The value of N is set by typing an integer in the "coadds" window. The total exposure in each output image will be the exposure time multiplied by the number of coadds.
Arrays readout modes
The GSAOI arrays are read in three different modes for different kinds of observations. Select the button corresponding to the desired mode (Bright Objects, Faint Objects, or Very Faint Objects). Note that the low noise reads, the read noise, the recommended exposure time and the minimum exposure time will get updated when a different readmode is selected. Details about the read out modes can be found in the GSAOI Detector page.
GeMS AO Component
GSAOI can be used "only" with GeMS. The GeMs AO component is automatically included in the GSAOI observation element. The GeMS component editor is accessed by selecting the GeMS component in the science program.
Observers should choose the default values for "Atmospheric Dispersion Corrector" (disable), for the Astrometric Mode ("Regular). The Dichroic beamsplitter is set to 0.85 µm and should not be changed.
Defining the CANOPUS AO WFS Stars
GeMS uses 1 to 3 Optical Natural Guide Stars to compensate for tip-tilt wave front sensing ( CANOPUS WFS or CWFS) and plate-scale modes variation. One of the NGS is also used to compensate for the slow variation of the sodium layer altitude (CWFS3). The original design of GeMS includes a loop to compensate for flexure between the Canopus bench and the instrument based on the On-Detector Guide Windows (ODGW) measurements. However, it has been found that the flexure effects is really small during a typical GSAOI exposure. The selection of the ODGW for flexure compensation is not required anymore. Only the Canopus based WFSs (CWFS) must be defined. The CWFS are specified in the target component of the main observation.
Information about the base position (i.e. the science object) and guide star(s) may be edited by clicking the appropriate line in the target table and then editing the various fields through the text boxes below. Changing the type of target may be done using the pull down menu at the middle left.
General information on how to add guide stars can be found on the guide star selection page. By default the OT will automatically select the best asterism that it can find and place it in the Auto guide group. The Auto group cannot be edited. However, it can be copied into a editable Manual guide group using the Duplicate button (). Guide stars can also be added by clicking the green "plus" symbol in the target table. Manually-added guide stars or Manual guide groups can be deleted by clicking the red "cross" symbol in the table target. Double-click on a deactivated (greyed-out) guide group to activate it.
Use the automatically-selected guide group if possible. You may fix the PA if required (see above). Finer control of the automatic selection process and manual selection of guide stars using the Position Editor is provided by the GeMS Guide Star Search dialog describe below. You should only need to type in guide star details if the stars are not found in either the UCAC4 or PPMXL catalogs.
In the figure below the GSAOI detector arrays are the large squares (cyan) and identified with a number (the orientation is N-up, E-left). The GSAOI base position, defined in the target component, is marked as a small yellow cross within a circle. It is located at the bottom right corner of array 4, ∼7.6" from the center of the GSAOI detector arrays. The CANOPUS Wave Front Sensor (CWFS) probes patrol field area is represented by a large red circle with a radius of 1′, centered at the GSAOI base position. Note that the red circle indicates the area where the CWFS probes can move. The probes of the CWFS1 and CWFS2 are shown as a red rectangle in the figure. The probe of CWFS3 is located under CWFS1 and CWFS2 probes and is not shown in the position editor. Up to three CWFS guide stars can be used for tip-tilt wave front sensing. One ODGW star is shown, but this not required.
Guide star search algorithm
As mentioned, CWFS guide stars are selected automatically. The asterism will update as the observation changes (e.g. rotation, position, offsets, conditions). You may control some aspects of the selection algorithm or pick guide stars manually by clicking the "Manual GS" icon in the Position Editor (or using the buttons located in the target component if the Position Editor is not already open). The automated search for the guide stars is performed using the MASCOT (Multi-Conjugate Adaptive Optics Tool) algorithm. The algorithm searches different catalogs for tip-tilt guide stars at given coordinates, compute the best tip-tilt guide star groups that will provide the best compensation (best Strehl) across the 2' CANOPUS field of view. The best asterism, based on the best average Strehl, is then selected by default. More details on the algorithm can be found in the How to find the best NGS Asterism web page. Note that in the automatic mode the selected stars cannot be removed.
In automatic mode the "CANOPUS (CWFS)" is the default asterism search and the "UCAC4 Catalog" is the default catalog for MASCOT. Note that the bright and faint magnitude limits for the CWFS stars are R=8.0 mag and R=15.5 mag, respectively, in IQ70/CC50 conditions.
In manual mode, the "GeMS Guide Star Search" window is displayed (upper panel in the figure below). The user can configure the catalog, the near-infrared band and the asterism (Canopus and GSAOI, Canopus alone or GSAOI alone) by clicking on the "Catalog", "NIR" and "Asterism" pull down menus respectively (i.e. the down-pointing arrows). By default the best position angle is found by searching for asterisms in increments of 90 degrees in PA. The PA can be fixed by unchecking the "Allow position angle adjustments" box.
When a "Query" is requested, then a list of guide star candidates inside the CANOPUS field of view is given in the table (lower panel in the figure below) and displayed in the Position Editor. The list can be reviewed and modified. Clicking on a line in the table will highlight the star in the Position Editor, and vice-versa (see the example below).
Guide stars can be selected manually by selecting one of the +CWFS buttons and then clicking on one of the marked stars. The information about that star will be copied to a Manual guide group in the target component. We recommend that you try the MASCOT selection first and then only do manual selections if MASCOT does not return acceptable results.
By pressing on the "Analyze'" button (located at lower right of the GeMS Guide Star Search dialog) the MASCOT algorithm searches for the best asterisms and returns a list of candidates sorted by the average Strehl, the average rms and the maximum and minimum Strehl (see figure below). The algorithm can handle also sub-optimal cases. For example, it can return the best two-star asterism if a three-star asterism is not available.The user can also select more than one candidate asterism. When two or more asterisms are included in the target component, they are grouped separately. To add the candidate asterisms to the GSAOI Target Component, just press the "Add" button located at lower right in the figure below. Note that the selection of the ODGW for flexure compensation is not required and can be safely removed from the GSAOI Target Component. To remove it, select the ODGW star and press the "Remove selected" button in the target component.
Visualization of the selected asterism and average Strehl
The selected asterism can be visualized in the position editor. In the figure below, the three CWFS stars and the ODGW star are marked as a small green square. The average Strehl ratio, the associated error, the minimum and maximum Strehl values, calculated using the MASCOT algorithm, and the FWHM for the selected filter and Image Quality condition are shown at the bottom of the position editor. The Strehl map is visualized in the position editor as narrow curved green/yellow lines. To visualize the Strehl map, the average Strehl ratio, the associated error, the minimum and maximum Strehl values, and the FWHM, click on the "Strehl" button located in the left panel of the position editor.
The MASCOT algorithm returns an average Strehl ratio and the FWHM for the filter defined in the GSAOI Component and for the Image Quality selected in the Observing Conditions component. To estimate the average Strehl ratio and expected FWHM using different filters (e.g. J and H) and Image Quality conditions, the users have to change the filter in the GSAOI Component and the Image Quality in the Observing Conditions component. The calculation of the average "Strehl" ratio (and the visualization of the Strehl map) is performed automatically after a new filter and a new Image Quality condition are selected. Note the Image Quality Conditions allowed are IQ=20%-ile, IQ=70%-ile or IQ=85%-ile.
Important Note: The average Strehl, the associated error and the minimum and maximum Strehl delivered by the Mascot algorithm are only indicative. The values are based on data collected during the GeMS/GSAOI commissioning (see Table 1 in the GeMS performance web page). The FWHM values provided by the OT are also indicative and based on the values listed in Table2 in the GeMS performance web page. The Strehl calculation derived by the Mascot algorithm in the OT does not take into account for example the laser guide star (LGS) photon return (this parameter varies seasonally), turbulence profile (Cn2(h)), non-common path aberrations and other AO optimization and calibration parameters. The Strehl and FWHM values returned by the OT may vary if, for example, the LGS photon return is too low or turbulence profile is dominated by high altitude turbulence.
For choosing suitable CWFS and ODGW stars consider the following:
- Only Canopus NGSs (CWFS) can be used for fast tip/tilt and plate-scale corrections.
- All observations must have from 1 to 3 CWFS guide stars for tip-tilt wave front sensing. The ODGW guide star for flexure compensation is not required.
- The CWFS guide stars must have the following limiting magnitudes: 8 mag < R < 15.5 mag.
Detailed information about the selection of GeMS guide stars and the restriction in magnitudes can be found in the GSAOI Guiding Options page.
GSAOI Iterator
The GSAOI Sequence Iterator is a member of a class of instrument iterators. Each works exactly the same way, except that different options are presented depending upon the instrument. The GSAOI iterators are required when the observation is stepping through different GSAOI components. Use this component to change the instrument configuration during the observation, for example, to repeat the same basic observation at two or more filters.
In right panel of the figure below we see a few iterator features (the left panel shows the GSAOI Science Observation).
An iteration sequence ("GSAOI Sequence" in the above image) is set by choosing "GSAOI Sequence" from the "iterator" menu. The table columns in the "GSAOI Sequence Component" are items over which to iterate (four in total). In the example given below, we are iterating over filters. Table rows correspond to iterator steps. When an observing sequence is started, all the values in a row are set at once. Since there are three GSAOI configuration steps in this example, an offset iterator is required. It would be embedded inside the GSAOI sequence iterator (see below). Then, an "observe" element would produce an observe command for each of three filter setups times the number of offsets defined in the offset iterator, using the specified integration time defined in the main GSAOI component.
Rows or columns may be added and removed at will. Rows (iteration steps) may be rearranged using the arrow buttons. Rows can be added or removed by clicking "Add Step" or "Delete Step" buttons, and columns can be deleted by clicking "Delete Item". Adding column can be done by selecting one from the "Available Items" box.
In the above figure, the iteration the table shows the observations for one of the filters. The first twenty exposures are taken with the step 1 configuration (in this case the J filter) with the telescope dithering at each exposure (p, q offsets). Note that in the first 10 exposures the telescope is dithering on-source, with all guiding loops in "guide" mode. For the next 9 exposures, the telescope is dithering "on-sky" (for sky subtraction), with all guiding loops in "freeze" mode. After step 20, the instrument is re-configured with the H filter for the next 20 offset exposures (10 on-source and 10 on-sky).
GSAOI Offset Iterator
The GSAOI Offset Iterator is a member of a offset iterator class. The offset iterator is common to all instruments and is used to define the sequence of dithers and sky offsets to be used. The offset sequence from the example given in the previous section is shown below. The offset sequence can be visualized using the position editor by clicking in the "offset" box at the Target menu. The different offset positions can be visualized in the position editor by selecting different steps in the figure below. This visualization is very useful to check if the selected guide stars are within the CANOPUS patrol field area and the GSAOI detectors during the observation. Detailed information on some of the considerations to be taken into account when setting up offset sequences with GSAOI can be found in the observing strategies page.


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Many of us do not like lignite and coal-fired power plants for their negative environmental and climate-related impacts. Nuclear power has lost much of its recently won appeal following Japan's nuclear disaster in Fukushima earlier this year, and long-term waste storage remains an unresolved issue. Burning oil and natural gas is associated with energy dependence on countries in the Middle East and Russia, reinforced by fears of future oil shortages and uncontrolled price increases. High expectations of huge new shale gas deposits discovered at several places offer great promise, but alarm bells are already ringing over environmental pollution linked to the exploration.
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Two Republicans, Reps. Steve LaTourette (Ohio) Scott Rigell (Va.), voted against the contempt resolution.
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The Eagle has landed! I Wanna Marry Harry is here and it is just about what you'd expect. Except 10 times more insane. OK, maybe eight times more insane. But we're just getting started.
Here's the premise: Twelve American women — Girls? They call them girls sometimes — are kidnapped by producers and whisked to a lovely estate in London that could double as a murder palace. In fact, considering how much mystery surrounds everything on this show, I'm surprised no one questioned whether they were in physical danger even once. Too busy being in love, I guess!
At the Murder Palace (official name), the girls are to meet a man who looks almost nothing like Prince Harry but who the show claims resembles him to a 99 percent match. Now the lovetestants must fight for not-really-Harry's affection in an attempt to become a real-life princess, only to have their hopes dashed when they realize he's a poor bloke from Exeter. Sorry, ladies, but you'll never be royals (royals).
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Matt Hicks
Matt is here to find love and meet a woman who wants him for him. Kinda ridiculous, if you ask me. You want a woman to love you for you? Maybe don't go on a show where you pretend to be someone completely different.
Matt has gone through extensive training to become Harry. Under the tutelage of the creepiest butler on television, he has read a book about Prince Harry and knows when his birthday is! Good effort, but you really needn't have bothered. None of the women on this show have any idea who Prince Harry is. Here's an example of how clueless they are!
Actual reasons the lovetestants believe Matt is Harry.
- *He has red hair. (FAKE)
- *He has blue eyes.
- *He has an English accent.
- *People call him sir. (By this logic, I am also Prince Harry because this morning the barista at Starbucks forgot to write down my name and just yelled, "Sir, your vanilla frap is ready." Where's my reality show?)
Andrea Fox
Andrea has bad luck in dating and is utterly forgettable. She will not be winning this competition.
Anna Lisa Mattias
Anna Lisa is ultra-competitive and was shown doing her eyeliner sinisterly several times. Every time I saw her I screamed, "She's the black swan!!!" and annoyed everyone in the room. Her favorite British phrase is, "Oh bloodily hell." That is not a British phrase.
Carley Hawkins
Carley is one of the two "smart" ones. She's pursuing a degree in cello-molecular biology with an interest in ophthamology (Is that really a thing?). She's also on this show. That's all we know about her! Nice to meet you, Carley! You'll be here for at least three episodes.
Chelsea Brookshire
Chelsea's favorite British phrase is "bobby" and she describes herself as crazy ("But it's fine"). She's looking for a man who is funny, rich, handsome, tall, and rich. Chelsea will take your money, when you're in need. Yeah, she's a trifling friend indeed. I really want her to win because the reveal. Will. Kill. Her.
Jacqueline Conroy
Jacqueline is "awesome but can be a bitch." Her favorite British phrase is "American girls are forward." Again, not a British phrase. I feel a lot of the lovetestants missed the point of this question. Jacqueline appeared for 0.2 seconds of this episode. She will not be winning this.
Karina Kennedy
Karina is apparently an Old here because she is 25. She has a doctorate in physical therapy and is a hopeless romantic. Well, hopeless is a good way to describe what she's going to feel if she wins. She actually seems really sweet so I'm rooting for her to get eliminated early on so her public humiliation is not prolonged. Can you imagine her going back to work? You know all of her clients are watching this. May your elimination be swift and untimely, Karina!
Kelley Andrews
Trust one thing: Kelley will snap. (And she will snap hard.) I had so much more to say about her, but that's all you really need to know. She believes in fairy tales. Kelley? I can't even.
Kimberly Burch
Kimberly is from Long Island and is perplexed by the idea of drinking tea. She would like a man to buy her a dress and make her feel special because that's not something she has had in her life. In order to feel special, Kimberly signed up for a dating show in which she will compete with 11 other women for a horrific lie. Kimberly will also not be winning this competition.
Leah Thom
Leah was my favorite this episode. She is tall and gangly and has horrible luck in men. She has very low self-esteem and when she was given the chance to dance with not-really-Harry (this is what the show calls him). tried to excuse herself because she stepped on his feet. She has never worn a nice dress and freaked out when the producers brought out a rack of TJ MAXX summer casuals for the lovetestants to try on. I hope they will let her keep the dress.
Maggie Toraason
During this episode, the women attended a masquerade (Paper faces on parade! Masquerade!) and Maggie completely ignored Patti Stanger's two-drink rule and had about 15 cosmopolitans. The other girls may be dogging you, Maggie, but your choice of beverage is going to make you the office favorite. Rooting for you, girl. Stop contouring so hard!
Meghan Ramsey Jones
Meet Meghan, who is this season's resident bitch. Next!
Rose Copeland
Rose is a preschool teacher with a naughty secret. That naughty secret? She is insane. Not-really-Harry thinks she is forward and brazen, and he doesn't know if he likes that. He does know, however, that he is here to find love or at least someone to spend the night with. Rose and her crazy eyes and shrill laugh will likely be spending a lot of time in the CROWN SUITE.
And here come the spoilers:
The women meet Matt at the saddest masquerade in history. He refuses to give them his name — only Americans would think that the royals (royals) would allow Harry to do a show like this — and leaves them immediately at midnight after everyone has removed their masks. The masks, by the way, leave lots of marks on everyone's faces, which looks stunning in HD. This is what the format was meant for.
After some deliberation Matt chooses Rose (surprise) to move into the CROWN SUITE which is right next to door to his room. Rose goes back and tells the other women this news in the charming style of a community theatre actress trying on the role of a serial killer for the first time. Enjoy the CROWN SUITE, Rose. It looks like a cheap bed and breakfast in there.
Unfortunately, Matt chooses to send Leah home. Leah is crushed. But not as crushed as she would be if she had won. Go on with your bad self, Leah! I hardly knew ye, but I loved you!
This season on I Wanna Marry Harry: Lots of yelling, lots of crying. Tune in next week!
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Yes, I did C and C++ first.
And much assembler before that. I have a hard time understanding how so many people grok computing without knowing machine code. Too magic black box for me. I get it because I get the semiconductor physics, from which I get the gates and flip flops, from which I get the counters, shift registers, and muxes, from which I get the ALUs and CLUs, from which I get the processor, from which springeth computing. I must know how it works! Ask me about threaded interpreters.
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Department of Marine Sciences Renaissance Computing Institute..
I facilitate TriPython meetings, organize Python sprints. Formerly, I developed and taught PyCamp for TriPython.
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UPDATED: Tuesday, December 11, 2012 --- 8:25 a.m.
WHITEWATER, Wis. (AP) -- Whitewater police have suspended their investigation into an assault on the son of a state senator.
Police say 22-year-old Sean Kedzie and witnesses failed to identify the same suspect. State Sen. Neal Kedzie says his son was attacked outside his home in Whitewater last October after confronting two men who were taking a Republican yard sign. The senator says the men held his son in a choke hold and beat him in the face and head.
The State Journal reports police are suspending the case pending any new evidence.
Copyright 2012: Associated Press
UPDATED Monday, December 10, 2012 --- 5:52 p.m.
A state senator's son who says he was badly beaten in October has asked police to suspend the investigation.
Sean Kedzie says he was beaten up outside his home after trying to stop two men from stealing his political yard signs. Sean is the son of state senator Neil Kedzie.
Sean thought he knew who one of the attackers was, but after several weeks of investigating, police told Sean there was no evidence to support his claims that the man was there. Sean Kedzie told investigators he "put a lot of thought into it," but now wanted to "just let it be done."
UPDATED Tuesday, October 23, 2012 --- 5:45 p.m,
A brutal beating is blamed on politics.
State Senator Neil Kedzie's son was attacked last week. He says he was beat up because of a Mitt Romney yard sign.
Initially, the family wanted to keep their thoughts on the attack to themselves but say now that the story is getting national attention they want to use it to point out, when it comes to politics, things have gone too far.
In a quiet neighborhood along a busy street people are having a hard time imagining something as small and common as a political yard sign could cause something so brutal.
Sean Kedzie's injuries are visible. He says his head is still swollen and his eyes are still sore.
He says, "During the beating they're saying things like Romney sucks and F-Romney and go Obama."
Early Friday morning Kedzie heard a noise, looked out his front window and saw someone stealing his Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan yard sign.
He says, "I immediately opened up my front door, ran out off the front porch and said hey, you have something that belongs to me."
Kedzie says the two men told him he was right and while one put the yard sign back in the ground the other walked around behind him.
He says that's when they charged him and before he could defend himself he was in a choke hold. He says they punched him at least 20 times in the head.
Kedzie says, "Everything was going black and it's all just closing in from the sides. He was choking me so hard I couldn't even spit out the word please to get him to stop. It got to that point where I'm thinking, is this it."
Kedzie doesn't have any question about what prompted the attack.
He says, "It's definitely politically motivated when they say things like F-Romney and Romney sucks and go Obama."
Kedzie was taken to the emergency room by ambulance that night. He says initially doctors thought he may have had a fractured skull and eye socket.
He's still sore but will be OK.
X-rays showed no fractures, only nasty bumps and bruises.
It's an attack his father, Republican State Senator Neal Kedzie, is still having a hard time understanding.
He says, "What's happened to us as Wisconsinites, as Americans? It's so absurd and so appalling but so indicative of the course of politics today."
Something as normal in front yards across the country as a yard sign, is now being blamed for a beating the 22-year-old Kedzie will have trouble getting over.
He says, "If this is what it's come to, whats the next step?"
Whitewater police are involved and at this point they tell us this is an active in investigation.
Sean had only lived in the home for 2 weeks and both he and his father say they don't think the attack had anything to do with his father's political position, only the sign.
The senator says he's gotten quite a few calls and words of support from politicians on both sides of the aisle.
Posted Monday, October 22, 2012 --- 4:40 p.m.
State Senator Neal Kedzie says his son was attacked while trying to stop someone from stealing his Romney/Ryan yard sign.
Whitewater Police tell NBC15 News this is an active investigation.
Here is the statement released by Senator Neal Kedzie:
Early on Friday morning, October 19th, my son Sean was awakened by noises outside his residence in Whitewater. As he went to see what the commotion was about, he noticed an individual removing a Romney/Ryan yard sign from his property. He yelled to the person that they were taking something not theirs and to return it immediately.
The individual returned the sign, however, a second person confronted and attacked Sean without warning.
Sean was wrestled to the ground by both persons, held down by a constricting chokehold, and struck repeatedly about the face and head.
He nearly passed out from the chokehold and suffered contusions to his face and eyes.
Fortunately, an alert neighbor heard the commotion, scared the individuals away, and called the police.
My wife and I were awakened by a telephone call from Sean's roommate that Sean had been taken by ambulance to Fort Atkinson Memorial Hospital.
Sean was treated for his injuries and released from the hospital the same day.
As this was a private family matter, we chose not to remark publicly about it and allow law enforcement to do their job. But we understand these types of incidents will eventually become public and questions will arise, particularly in my position as a state legislator.
Sean is still recovering from the injuries he sustained as a result of this beating, and we are confident he will make a full recovery.
But obviously, as parents, we are shaken by this event and very troubled it was apparently initiated and motivated for political reasons.


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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – In five weekend regattas, the Harvard sailing teams garnered four top-10 finishes including a second-place showing at the 64th Nevins Trophy and third place at the BU Invitational. The Crimson took eighth-place finish at the 18th Mrs. Hurst Bowl and tenth at the Hatch Brown Trophy. Harvard also competed in the Boston Harbor Invitational.
In his collegiate debut, Juan Carolos Perdomo anchored the No. 10 Crimson coeds performance at the 20-team 64th Nevins Trophy at Kings Point. The freshman won the C division with 28 points, 23 points ahead of second place finisher, Kieran Chung from No. 2 Stanford. Perdomo sailed to top-five finishes in all 10 races including first place in the seventh race to pace Harvard to second place overall. In the B division, sophomore skipper Brian Drumm and junior crew Jacob Bradt sailed to third place while junior Gram Slattery and freshman Julia Lord finished 12th in the A division boat.
Eight schools contested for the BU Invitational title on the Charles River. The Crimson placed third overall with 123 points behind host BU which tallied 109 points and No. 2 Brown which notched 46 points. Freshman Bennett Capozzi skippered the A division boat with sophomore Adam Brodheim serving as the crew. The duo finished second in the fifth race and fourth on two occasions to claim third in the division. The B division pairing of rookies William Bloxham and David Mende tied for fifth in the division with 71 points.
At the Hatch Brown Trophy, a three-division event hosted by BU at MIT, Harvard finished tenth in the 17-school field with 462 points. The B division skipper, sophomore Andrew Mollerus, sailed with classmate Sydney Karnovsky. The pair sailed to a third-place finish in the division with 121 points featuring a first-place finish and three second-place finishes. The C division pairing of sophomore skipper Marek Zaleski and freshman crew Emma Wheeler recorded 167 points overall, including three fifth-place finishes. Junior Michael Drumm and senior Isabel Ruane competed in the A division.
Harvard took 12th at the Boston Harbor Invitational hosted by Boston College. Freshman Matthew Mollerus and Victor Kamenker represented the Crimson in the A division highlighted by a first and second-place finish. Sophomore Matthew Clarida and junior Rebeccca Frankel competed in the B division.
The women finished eighth out of 16 teams at the 18th Mrs. Hurst Bowl hosted by Dartmouth, the first ever two-fleet regatta on Mascoma Lake. The tandem of senior skipper Morgan Russom and junior crew Ashleigh Inglish sailed to a sixth-place finish in the B division with six top-five finishes. Senior Caitlin Watson skippered the A division boat with sophomore Kristina Jakobson as crew. The duo finished in the top five on three occasions to place 11th in the division.
Harvard will be back on the water Sept. 28-29 when the NEISA men's singlehanded champion will be crowned at Yale. The Crimson coeds will compete at the 31st Hood Trophy while the women sail at the Regis Bowl.


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Is Toyota starting to feel a little heat as the temperature rises in the hybrid car market?
The world's biggest car maker has led the way in the gasoline-electric vehicle market for years, with its rivals desperate to find out the inner workings of its hybrid technology as they sought to catch up.
But the decision by Ford Motor Co. on Tuesday to pull out of joint hybrid vehicle development with Toyota is the latest indication of growing confidence among the Japanese car maker's rivals in their ability to compete using their own technology in a global market that grew by more than 75% last year.


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The youth exchange "CreAction! " will take place between 7 till 14 of february 2012 in Avilés- Asturias, Spain. The project will be a participatory space where you will have the opportunity to critically reflect and debate opinions and experiences about the current global situation and the society we are living in. As a result of this process the group will collectively develop awareness raising actions using non formal and creative activism methodologies. The program includes workshops on creative activism, web 2.0 and an open space for practical implementation of actions. It is expected that the participating group from each country will also design an specific action to implement in their local communities.
This is an international project, supported by the Spanish National Agency of the youth in action program. 6 groups from 6 countries will take part, with a total of 30 people. The main language will be English. The project aims to give opportunity to initiate and enhance collaborations and future actions and projects within the international network: Mašta (www.mastazine.net). Mašta is an informal network of organizations, collectives, artists and activists using creative activism as a tool for participation and social change.
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Listening to No Color, one thing can be ascertained for certain: The Dodos have a terrible sense of timing. Waiting until their fourth album to record their best, whose idea was that? Letting the hype subside and not abiding to the law of diminishing returns, good job all round guys. Maybe this is all part of some masterful middle-finger to the blogosphere demonstrating a band's finest work won't necessarily be contained within their first EP. Whatever, Meric Long and Logan Kroeber have well and truly erased the hiccup that was 2009's Time To Die, so plaudits are due.
No Color is instantly recognisable as a much bulkier affair than past efforts. Taking its cues from Nineties alt-rock, as opposed to the glistening folk showcased on second album Visiter, opener 'Black Night' tumbles and careers in frenetic fashion thanks to the giddy boom of a polyrhythmic beat. Some trembling tremolo sounds the alarm for a band galvanised and at once it is overwhelmingly clear this is a record that is unlikely to disappoint.
On their past output The Dodos had undergone some traumatic encounters with quality control. Visiter was utterly charming on the whole but with 14 tracks and a running time of 59 minutes, sagged at points under the gay naivety of its troubadour composers. In stark contrast, No Color counts a trim nine tracks to its name and, as such, shares the brisk, crispness of its monochrome album art.
'Going Under' and 'Good' may well be ambitious, six minute apiece successors to a thrusting introduction, yet they glide above the perils of over-indulgence by flitting between the sweet acoustic guild of lilting guitar and a more weighty swell of feedback. 'Companions' forms a hospitable breeding ground between the two, its flamenco musings bolstered by several coarse swoons of static.
If there's a word to be said against No Color, that word would be 'repetitive'. 'Hunting Season' chucks in some xylophone, 'Sleep' slinks in a tinkling of the ivories at the back of its mix and 'Don't Stop' boasts a raucous bout of harmonising. Still, these are all light garnishings on a pungent palette of Billy Corgan-esque riffs and zealous percussion with a bittersweet centre best showcased on 'When Will You Go'. In all fairness to The Dodos though, when you've spent four albums lumbering around hitting the nail on the head, the last thing you want to do is go chasing another ball of string.
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