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FULLERTON, Calif. – After recording back-to-back shutouts to salvage a four-game road swing, the Titans return to the friendly confines of Goodwin Field to host UC Riverside for a three-game set, all of which will be broadcast on ESPN3.
CATCH ALL THE ACTION: All three games against UC Riverside will be broadcast on ESPN3 and will also be available on the WatchESPN app. Live stats and live audio will also be available for all three games. Links can be found on the schedule page at FullertonTitans.com
SOCIAL MEDIA: Follow @BaseballTitans on Twitter for daily updates during the 2014 season.
THANKS MOM!: The Titans will celebrate Mother's Day on Sunday as they welcome the team moms for both Cal State Fullerton and UC Riverside for recognition prior to the series finale between the Titans and Highlanders. The mothers will be presented with flowers on the field prior to the national anthem. In addition, mothers attending the game Sunday will be handed a carnation while supplies last.
CAN I HAVE YOUR AUTOGRAPH?: Fans attending Saturday's game between the Titans and Highlanders are welcome to get an autograph from former Titans Brian Loyd and Jon Smith. Loyd (1993-96) was a member of the 1995 national championship squad and batted .337 for the Titans in 146 career games. He had his best season in 1995, batting .360 while playing in all 66 games. He blasted 10 home runs and drove in 73 RBIs to go along with 12 stolen bases that season.
Smith (1998-2001) is third on the Titans all-time career starts list with 52 and is tied for ninth all-time with 29 victories. Smith pitched in 291 and 1/3 innings in his Titans career and notched 223 career strikeouts.
IN THE POLLS: This week, the Titans dropped out of the USA Today Coaches' poll and received votes in the NCBWA Top-30 poll.
RPI WATCH: According to the official NCAA RPI report released Tuesday, Cal State Fullerton's RPI dropped to No. 73 after losing three of five last week.
TITANS AND THE BIG WEST: Overall, Cal State Fullerton has totaled 27 conference championships dating back to 1975, including 11 in the last 15 years. With last season's title, the Titans made their 35th postseason appearance as well.
Cal State Fullerton has posted a dominant 695-239-1 (.743) overall conference record over 39 seasons. Rick Vanderhook, the school's fifth Div. I head coach, has won two straight Big West crowns since 2012, following in the footsteps of his predecessors, Augie Garrido (14 conference championships), Larry Cochell (1), George Horton (7) and Dave Serrano (3).
A further breakdown has the Titans winning three PCAA conference championships (1975-76, 1987), eight straight SCBA titles (1977-84) and 16 while playing under the Big West name (1990-91, 94-95, 1997, 1999-2001, 2004-06, 2008, 2010-13). The Big West absorbed the PCAA records in 1990 upon its formation, giving the Titans 19 total Big West championships and a 522-193 (.730; 31 years) PCAA/Big West Conference record prior to 2014.
CSF vs. UC RIVERSIDE
First Year Played/Last Year Played 1978/2013
Overall Record 34-19
Current Streak Lost 1
Overall Conference (Big West) Record 20-16
Big West Conference Tournament Record 4-2
Home Record 20-6
Road Record 12-14
Neutral Record 0-0
Longest Winning Streak 9 games (3/28/09 to 5/18/12)
Longest Losing Streak 4 games (5/12/02 to 5/4/03)
Extra Innings 2-2
Most Runs Scored in a Game 18 runs (3/29/09)
Most Runs Scored in a Game by Opponent 13 runs (5/2/03)
Largest Margin of Victory 17 runs (3/29/09)
Largest Margin of Defeat 10 runs (5/2/03)
UC RIVERSIDE: The Highlanders are currently fourth in the Big West Conference, one game up on the Titans. They scored a pair of wins over ranked opponents last week as they defeated No. 27 UNLV, 8-2, and then upended No. 3 Cal Poly on Friday in their series opener. Their playoff hopes are very much alive as their RPI jumped to No. 77 in this week's report. They will be looking to improve that number when they travel to Goodwin Field this weekend to face the Titans, a team they have beaten in three of the last five meetings. But the Highlanders have struggled on the road this season. They have gone 5-14 away from The Plex this season.
The Highlanders have already stolen 60 bases this season, matching their total for the entire 2013 campaign. The team is hitting a collective .282, led by Francisco Tellez and his .327 batting average. Devyn Bolasky is hitting .322 while Thomas Walker and Nick Vilter are batting .318 and .306 respectively. Vilter has also provided the power for the Highlanders lineup, blasting nine home runs so far this season, leading the team. As a team, the Highlanders have hammered out 19 home runs, leading the Big West.
YOU WILL GET NOTHING AND LIKE IT: The Titans have won two straight games by way of shutout after blanking Long Beach State, 6-0, and following that with a 1-0 shutout of UCLA, both on the road. It is the 17th time in the program's NCAA Division I history that they have recorded back-to-back shutouts (15 in the regular season, twice in Regionals). They have never recorded three straight.
The last time they recorded back-to-back shutouts was on Apr. 27-28 of last season at Hawaii. The Titans pitching staff would go on to throw 21 consecutive scoreless innings during that streak. The Titans pitching staff is currently one out away from matching that as they have pitched 20 and 2/3 scoreless innings dating back to May 3. In 2006, Titans pitchers went 26 and 1/3 innings without allowing a run, the longest streak since 1992.
QUALITY WORK: The Titans have had 28 quality starts by their starting pitching this season. Thomas Eshelman leads the group with 10 while Grahamm Wiest is close behind with nine outings of going at least six innings and allowing three runs or less. The Titans have also gotten six straight quality starts by their weekend rotation dating back to their series against Hawaii.
THOMAS GUIDE: Thomas Eshelman is having one of the greatest seasons by a Cal State Fullerton pitcher. He is currently ranked No. 1 in the nation in strikeout-to-walk ratio (23.00) and walks allowed per nine innings (0.29). Both of those marks would rank second on the Cal State Fullerton single-season record book behind only one player; Thomas Eshelman, the freshman edition. He is also ranked sixth in the nation in WHIP (0.82) and 14th in the country with four complete games. Both of those marks rank second and first in the Big West respectively.
GRAHAMM-AR SCHOOL: Redshirt junior and beard enthusiast Grahamm Wiest is having his best season as a Titan. The right-hander currently boasts a miniscule 1.49 ERA in 11 starts, ranking him 26th in the nation and fourth in the Big West. He is ranked fourth in the country in both strikeout-to-walk ratio (9.71) and walks allowed per nine innings (0.74). He pitched his first career complete-game shutout in his last outing against Long Beach State after allowing one run in 10 innings pitched in his previous start against Hawaii. He has also made nine quality starts in his 11 outings this season.
CLAY-MATION: Outfielder Clay Williamson has been an on-base machine for the Titans over the last month. He has reached base safely in 17 consecutive games, tying the longest streak by a Titans player this season after Tanner Pinkston reached in 17 straight earlier in the year. Williamson is also in the midst of an eight-game hitting streak. During that 17-game stretch, the junior is hitting .349 with a .417 on-base percentage and is slugging .397, the second best mark on the team in that span behind Matt Chapman. Williamson has 22 hits in 63 at-bats, increasing his overall batting average to .289 after starting the streak with a .253 mark. He has walked five times to go along with three hit-by-pitches in those 17 games.
HIGH FIVE: The Titans pitching staff has been pounding the strike zone all season and the Big West rankings prove it. The top-5 marks in strikeout-to-walk ratio all belong to Titans pitchers. Thomas Eshelman leads the conference along with the country with a mark of 23.00. Grahamm Wiest is second in the conference and fourth in the nation with a 9.71 mark while Koby Gauna comes in nationally at No. 11 while holding down the No. 3 spot in the Big West with a 6.67 ratio. Phil Bickford (5.80) and Justin Garza (5.67) round out the top-five in the conference while ranking No. 29 and 32 in the country respectively.
THE STREAKS CONTINUE: The Titans currently have three players with prolonged hitting streaks, led by shortstop Keegan Dale. The senior from Riverside has hit safely in 11 consecutive games, the longest hitting streak by a Titan this season. Clay Williamson is riding an eight-game hitting streak to go along with his stretch of reaching base safely in 17 straight games. David Olmedo-Barrera has now hit in six straight games after collecting a hit in Tuesday's win at UCLA.
CHAPMAN CONTINUES TO ROLL: Third baseman Matt Chapman has been swinging a hot bat, capped off by a career-night on Apr. 27 when he went 5-for-5 in the Titans 17-4 win over Hawaii. In his last 10 games, Chapman is batting .371 with 13 hits including three doubles and 10 RBIs. He's slugging .543 during that stretch and boasts a .489 on-base percentage. He's lifted his batting average from .267 to .294 during that stretch. He's also been very disciplined at the plate, drawing seven of his 19 walks this season during that 10-game stretch.
NO FREE PASSES HERE: Through games played up to May 7, the Titans pitching staff has made sure to pound the strike zone. Cal State Fullerton's pitching ranks No. 1 in the nation in walks allowed per nine innings, giving up just 1.38 free passes a game in 417.1 innings pitched. Houston is second with a 1.80 walks per game average. In their sweep of Hawaii, Titans pitchers did not allow a walk for the first time in a three-game series this season and allowed just one free pass in their series at Long Beach State.
TOP-1O STAFF: The Cal State Fullerton pitching staff continues to impress as they are ranked in the top-10 of a number of categories. Along with leading the nation in walks allowed per nine innings, Titans pitching also ranks first in strikeout-to-walk ratio. The Titans have fanned 351 batters in 417 innings while allowing just 64 walks, a mark of 5.48. TCU ranks second with a 3.79 mark. The Titans are also ranked second in the nation in WHIP (1.00), and are fourth in the country with a 2.11 ERA.
GIVE THEM A 10: Thomas Eshelman became the first Titans pitcher to toss 10 innings since Jason Windsor did so in a 2-1 victory over Jared Weaver and Long Beach State on May 21, 2004. Eshelman tossed a complete-game shutout in the team's 10-inning walk-off victory over Hawaii on Friday night. Two days later, Grahamm Wiest followed Eshelman's lead as the red-shirt junior went 10 frames and throwing just 106 pitches in the process. The Titans were unable to reward Wiest with a pitcher-win but they would eventually secure the sweep over Hawaii on Jared Deacon's walk-off bunt-single in the 11th inning.
ESHELMAN EARNS FOUR PITCHER OF THE WEEK NODS: Sophomore Thomas Eshelman received four pitcher of the week awards for the week of Apr. 21-27 after pitching a 10-inning complete-game shutout against Hawaii on Apr. 25. Eshelman was named one of the Louisville Slugger National Players of the Week by Collegiate Baseball and the National Pitcher of the Week by the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association (NCBWA). The Carlsbad, Calif. native also received recognition from the NCAA as one of the top performers of the week and also received Big West Conference Pitcher of the Week honors.
DIEMER EARNS ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT: Titans outfielder Austin Diemer was named to the 2014 Capital One Academic All-District VIII First Team on Thursday. It was his second consecutive selection after being named to the team in 2013 as a sophomore. The Communications/Broadcast Journalism major currently boasts a 3.77 GPA and has earned Dean's List honors in each of his semesters as a Titan.
WORKING OVERTIME: The Titans have played nine extra-inning games in 2014, the most since the 2004 National Championship squad played seven. They are currently 4-5 in extra-inning games this season. In addition, the Titans have played the longest game in the program's history (19 innings on Feb. 21 vs. San Francisco) dating back to 1984, the last set of box scores on file at Cal State Fullerton. The Titans have also played 33 extra frames in 2014, the equivalent of three full games and two-thirds of another.
GOLDEN SPIKES MIDSEASON WATCH LIST: Cal State Fullerton sophomore right-hander Thomas Eshelman and junior two-way player J.D. Davis were named to the Golden Spikes Award 50-man midseason watch list by USA Baseball on April 10, bringing the organization one step closer to naming the top amateur baseball player in the country.
Cal State Fullerton was tied for the most nominees on the midseason watch list with eight other teams including Florida State, Oregon State and Virginia.
Eshelman appears on the midseason watch list for the second consecutive season. He was a semifinalist for the award as a freshman in 2013. Vanderbilt's Tyler Beede and Aaron Nola of Louisiana State were also semifinalists in 2013 that made the 2014 midseason watch list. Eshelman was also named to the preseason watch list to start this season, one of four Titans named to that list along with Davis, Matt Chapman and Justin Garza.
As for Davis, the junior was also named to the preseason watch list and has consistently been one of the team's best hitters. He also serves as the team's closer out of the bullpen.
The Titans have produced three Golden Spikes winners in the program's history: Tim Wallach (1979), Phil Nevin (1992) and Mark Kotsay (1995).
The midseason list sees the departure of sophomore pitcher Justin Garza and junior third baseman Matt Chapman after each was named to the preseason watch list.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT: Cal State Fullerton will have 12 of its games broadcast on ESPN3 this season, the Big West Conference announced Wednesday. A total of 19 Big West baseball games will be carried on ESPN3 with the Titans making up the bulk of the schedule beginning with the non-conference series against Long Beach State at Goodwin Field.
Of the 12 Titans games on ESPN3, 11 of them will take place at Goodwin Field. The Titans Big West Conference opener against UC Davis on April 4 will be showcased on the network. Other games on the television schedule for the network include the opening game of the Titans home series against Hawaii on April 25, the entire series with UC Riverside from May 9-11 and the final series of the season against Cal State Northridge from May 22-24. The lone road game for the Titans featured on ESPN3 will be their series opener at UC Irvine on May 16.
SUPPORTING THE TITANS: According to this week's attendance report released by the NCBWA, Cal State Fullerton is ranked 33rd in average attendance. The Titans had drawn an average of 2,053 fans in 22 home games this season. The Titans have attracted a total of 45,176 fans to Goodwin Field at the time of the report released Monday, ranking them 38th in the nation.
CENTURY MARK: Cal State Fullerton head coach Rick Vanderhook earned his 100th career head coaching victory when the Titans edged Long Beach State 6-5 on Sunday afternoon at Goodwin Field. Vanderhook became the second fastest head coach in Titans baseball history to reach the mark, doing so in 139 games. Augie Garrido reached 100 wins in 135 games and it took George Horton 147 games to earn his 100th win with the Titans.
SMART BASEBALL: Junior outfielder Austin Diemer was named the Big West Conference Male Scholar-Athlete of the Year, it was announced on March 3. In 2013, Diemer was named to the Capital One Academic All-District VIII Team and to the Big West Conference All-Academic Team. The Communications/Broadcast Journalism major participates in the annual "Challenger Clinic", working closely with individuals with special needs, and he volunteered at the Barnyard Wiffle Ball Invitational. Carrying a 3.77 GPA, Diemer has earned Dean's List honors in each of his semesters as a Titan.
BENCH AWARD WATCH LIST: Titans backstop Jared Deacon was one of 43 catchers named to the initial Johnny Bench Award Watch List on March 6. He was the only catcher from the Big West Conference named to the list. He is looking to become the first Titans catcher to win the award since Kurt Suzuki took home the honor in 2004.
PICKED TO WIN IT: Cal State Fullerton was picked as the favorite to win the 2014 Big West title as selected by the nine conference head coaches that voted in the Big West Baseball Preseason Coaches Poll, it was released by the league on Jan. 30. The Titans were voted to defend their Big West title as the program garnered eight of the nine available first-place votes. Fullerton, winner of the past four league titles, captured the 2013 league crown with a 23-4 mark, one game ahead of Cal Poly. Fullerton has won 11 conference championships in the Super Regional era (dating back to 1999; 15 years), sharing the titles with Nevada in 2000 and Long Beach State in 2008.
BUILDING ON EXCELLENCE: Sophomore Thomas Eshelman enters his sophomore year after an outstanding freshman campaign which earned him seven All-American nods and three freshman pitcher of the year awards. Eshelman's rookie season was one of the best in Fullerton history as he set a new Titans single-season record with a 27.7 strikeout-to-walk ratio after striking out 86 while issuing just three walks in 115.2 innings pitched. His 0.23 walks per nine innings set a new NCAA record and he also He also set Fullerton freshman records in innings pitched and ERA with a 1.48 mark, which ranks second in Cal State Fullerton all-time single season history.
TITANS PRESEASON HONORS: The Titans will enter the 2014 season with a boatload of accolades on their belt. Cal State Fullerton was selected as the No. 1 team in the nation by three preseason polls (USA Today Coaches, Collegiate Baseball, National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association) to go along with a No. 2 rank in the Perfect Game Preseason Top 25 poll and a No. 4 selection in Baseball America's preseason poll. Along with the team accolades, several Titans received preseason All-American honors. Thomas Eshelman received preseason All-American First Team selections from the NCBWA and Collegiate Baseball. Justin Garza was selected to the first team on the NCBWA and Collegiate Baseball Preseason All-American teams and a third-team selection in Baseball America's Preseason All-American team. Matt Chapman and J.D. Davis were each named Second-Team Preseason All-Americans by Baseball America.
STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE: In 2014, the Titans will play five opponents that advanced to the 2013 Division I Baseball tournament (Oregon, San Francisco, San Diego, Wichita State, UCLA). Of those opponents, UCLA advanced to the Super Regionals where they defeated the Titans on their way to the College World Series championship…CSF will play three opponents that finished 2013 ranked in Baseball America's Top-25 (No. 1 UCLA, No. 17 Oregon, No. 23 San Diego)…four of Fullerton's opponents were ranked in the top-50 of the NCAA's final top-50 2013 RPI ratings (No. 9 UCLA, No. 11 Oregon, No. 28 Cal Poly, No. 39 San Diego ).
CONTINUED EXCELLENCE: The Titans have won 30-plus games in each of its 39 seasons at the Div. I level and are tied for third in the nation when it comes to most consecutive 30-win campaigns. The only Titan team to win as few as 30 games was the 1989 squad skippered by Larry Cochell. The Titans have never had a losing season at the Div. I level. Fullerton comes in tied for third with Clemson and behind Arizona State and Miami. Pepperdine, which was ranked No. 5, saw its 32-year streak ended in 2010.
Consecutive 30+ win seasons (active)
1. Arizona State 51
2. Miami, Fla. 43
3. Cal State Fullerton 39
Clemson 39
THE ROOKIES: Cal State Fullerton's 2014 class was ranked the No. 12 recruiting class in the nation, according to Baseball America's annual evaluation.
Under third-year head coach Rick Vanderhook and recruiting coordinator Mike Kirby, the Titans have welcomed 11 freshmen to Goodwin Field. Fullerton's 2014 class was the only one ranked amongst Big West Conference opponents and one of only three programs from California ranked in the top-25 along with No. 22 Loyola Marymount and No. 24 USC. Collegiate Baseball ranked Fullerton's 2014 recruiting class at No. 7.
From Baseball America's top-25 breakdown, two of Fullerton's 2014 opponents also had ranked recruiting classes; No. 7 Oregon (Feb. 28-Mar. 2) and No. 24 USC (Feb. 18, May 20).
DRAFT DODGERS: Seven Titans on the current roster have been selected previously in the MLB First-Year Players draft. Phil Bickford was selected with the 10th overall pick in the 2013 MLB Draft by the Toronto Blue Jays while Timmy Richards was taken in the 40th round by the Miami Marlins.
TITANS IN THE DRAFT (by round):
Phil Bickford 2013 1st round Toronto Blue Jays
J.D. Davis 2011 5th round Tampa Bay Rays
Austin Diemer 2011 26th round Cleveland Indians
Justin Garza 2012 26th round Cleveland Indians
Jake Jefferies 2012 34th round WashingtonNationals
Timmy Richards 2013 40th round Miami Marlins
David Olmedo-Barrera 2012 40th round Oakland Athletics
TOP 50 FRESHMAN: Phil Bickford was ranked as the top freshman by Baseball America in the publication's evaluation of the top 50 freshmen in college baseball released in early February. In addition, Bickford was named the top prospect in the Big West Conference for the 2016 MLB Draft by Perfect Game, who predicted he would be selected in the first or second round.
TOP 100 FRESHMAN: Phil Bickford was also ranked as the top freshman in the country in Perfect Game's evaluation of the top 100 freshman in the country.
TOP 50 SOPHOMORES: Ontario, Calif. native Justin Garza was ranked No. 12 by Baseball America in the publication's evaluation of the top 50 sophomores in college baseball. Garza, the 2013 Big West Pitcher of the Year, was also picked as the No. 1 prospect in the Big West Conference for the 2015 MLB Draft. Thomas Eshelman, the 2013 Big West Freshman Pitcher of the Year, was considered the third-best prospect in the Big West Conference for the 2015 draft.
TOP 100 SOPHOMORES: Justin Garza and Thomas Eshelman were also ranked in Perfect Game's evaluation of the top 100 sophomores in the country. Garza came in at No. 17 while Eshelman was ranked at No. 30. In addition, Perfect Game ranked Garza and Eshelman as the No. 1 and No. 2 prospects respectively from the Big West Conference for the 2015 MLB Draft.
TOP 50 JUNIORS: Matt Chapman was ranked No. 14 by Baseball America in the publication's evaluation of the top 50 juniors in college baseball while J.D. Davis was ranked No 20. Chapman, a 2013 Big West All Second Team selection, was also selected as the No. 1 prospect from the Big West Conference for the 2014 MLB Draft. Davis, a 2013 Big West First Team Selection, was ranked as the No. 3 prospect from the Big West Conference for the 2014 MLB Draft.
TOP 100 JUNIORS: Matt Chapman and J.D. Davis were also ranked in the top 40 of Perfect Game's evaluation of the top 100 juniors in college baseball. Chapman was ranked No. 16 while Davis placed No. 40. Furthermore, Perfect Game ranked Chapman as the top prospect from the Big West Conference for the 2014 MLB Draft and predicted he would be drafted in the first or second round. Davis was ranked as the fourth best prospect from the Big West Conference for the 2014 MLB Draft and was predicted to be taken in the second or third round.
TITANS IN THE BIG LEAGUES: The Titans have had 53 former players ascend to the major leagues since their first products, Dan Whitmer and Tim Wallach, got there in 1980. Khris Davis became the 53rd player in 2013 when he made his MLB debut on April 1st in a pinch-hitting appearance for the Milwaukee Brewers. Davis would go on to play in 56 games and make 30 starts in left field. He hit .279 with 11 home runs and 27 RBIs in 136 at-bats. He posted 10 doubles and a .949 OPS. Davis was one of eight former Titans (Kurt Suzuki, Justin Turner, Ricky Romero, Vinnie Pestano, Brett Pill, Reed Johnson, Mark Kotsay) to play a MLB game in 2013. Davis is currently listed at the top of the Brewers depth chart in left field for the 2014 season. In his three seasons (2007-09) as a Titan, Davis played in 150 games, starting in 122 of them, an hit .296 with 20 home runs and 92 RBIs. He also stole 32 bases in 36 attempts.


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MBRB Gupshup: We Need To Talk About The Kids
Two friends attempt to design a treaty for the peaceful co-existence of those with children, and those without!
Two friends attempt to design a treaty for the peaceful co-existence of those with children, and those without!
The Indian-born Bay Area-based artist talks about her internal struggle to accept the label 'artist', how she can't do without her morning cup of tea and how her Sikh identity informs her art
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Part II of our series on urban nomads, their bags and their emotional baggage.
An art novice guides you through an Art Education. The objective of these pieces is to encourage our readers to do their own research, seek out more information about the artists they like and to discover different facets of art history along with the Red Bag Team
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Sunrise over Kelso dunes before our long 4WD over to the rock art site
I've seen this site called "Counsel Rock", and it has some amazing pictographs.
Inside a boulder at the ceremonial site
Pictographs on a nearby boulder
The main site - "Womb Rock" with several fertility markings
See the polished floor of the channel in the rock?
Many people have slid through this opening, clearly some kind of ceremonial location.
Pictographs inside the boulder
A nearby petroglyph
A wider look at the boulder - sorry, no other hints as to the location!
I was able to find it with some sleuthing but I'm not adding any additional information as to its location.
Pictographs in a nearby boulder
A closer look at the shining floor
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Since the snow activities are out, I figure a treat to fit the situation is in order. I suggest you venture to Hatch Family Chocolates for a frozen hot chocolate. Mind you, this is more a summer treat. They might not have any when you get there. I am glad I asked. The helpful young folks at the counter hooked me up and helped us pick a small assortment of candy too.
My understanding of the frozen hot chocolate is that it is a mixture of their hot chocolate base and their homemade ice cream. It was quite a treat, not quite as creamy as a milkshake but not as icy as as snow cone. I cannot wait to head back for a hot chocolate, the flavor was that good.
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Verlaine Restaurant Review: A fine place for any type of rendezvous, Verlaine is the Lower East Side's answer to the lack of relaxed settings and good value drinks and grub. Situated smack across the street from the area's ultimate symbol of change --- Hotel on Rivington --- Verlaine brings as many people in for its first-rate happy hour than anything else. From 5 p.m.-10 p.m. every evening, the bar (named after French poet Paul Verlaine) serves up $7 lychee martinis and Southeast sangrías. Grab a place at the bar, or even better, at one of the cozy couches in the front of the room. Though Verlaine isn't necessarily a dining destination, it could be --- the Southeast Asian tapas nicely complement the cocktails. Crispy five-spice calamari served with a Vietnamese honey dipping sauce, tender chicken satay (paired with a coconut peanut sauce), and coconut curry-topped chicken chunks help soak up the booze in a most flavorful way.
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Located in Bali's tropical haven of Nusa Dua, this all-inclusive resort welcomes you with comfortable and luxurious accommodation options, first-class facilities, and exciting activities in a breathtaking private beachfront setting.
Located 15 minutes from the airport, just past Nusa Dua's north gate in Tanjung Benoa, famous for its clean beaches and wide variety of watersports, Sol Beach House Benoa Hotel's strategic location makes it the perfect choice for all travellers.
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Friday, 22 February 2008
Guru Larry's Retro Corner - Burning Rangers
Sorry for the lack of new posts on my part, but the fact is that it's been sometime since I last played on my Saturn. Shameful, I know, but to make up for that I present you the latest episode of Guru Larry's Retro Corner, this time with a lovely review of this hidden gem called Burning Rangers. Now, I've never played it myself, but judging from both Guru Larry's and J's reviews, it's a pretty awesome game.
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- elend said...
Hah! I understood maybe... 20 % of that Review. :D But the moving images of Burning Rangers speak a thousand words.
- 22 February 2008 at 18:23
- NebachadnezzaR said...
Precisely! I didn't quite well understand it also, but seeing the game in motion was enough. Maybe our good Father will have better luck :) (BTW, where the hell is he? Hasn't showed up for quite a while...)
- 22 February 2008 at 21:30
- B.D. said...
I had the Japanese release of this game back when it came out. Tons of fun, and Sonic Team came up with some really cool tricks to push the graphical limits of the game, such as utilizing the sound processors to do some of the calculations in the game.
A great release, and one that made the Saturn go out with a bang rather than a whimper.
- 23 February 2008 at 01:23
- fatherkrishna said...
I'm here! Sorry I've not been around as much as I'd have liked to be! Burning Rangers is indeed a lovely game and I need to do a proper game review soon!
I love Guru Larry and catch him on X League TV whenever I can! In fact the last time I saw him he was bigging up Area 51, which dropped through my letterbox this morning! (Works fine BTW!)
So expect more input from me here soon! I've got three games to review!! (The third one is a secret...)
- 23 February 2008 at 15:36
- Nights said...
I have this game, it's very good. The soundtrack is awesome. The graphics are superb and the best of all it's a exclusive for saturn :D
- 23 February 2008 at 21:09
- The GagaMan(n) said...
Goddammit I want this game. Why does it have to be so rare and expensive? ;_;
- 24 February 2008 at 11:52


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This year, the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved the Doomsday Clock dial forward to two minutes to midnight. The symbolic gesture shows that the threat of nuclear war still looms, long after the end of the Cold War. In this article, Sarah Robey, Silvia Berger Ziauddin and Peter Bennesved consider the new age of nuclear fear, emphasize a need to push the boundaries of Cold War civil defense studies and outline the scope of the newly established Transnational Civil Defense Working Group.
The command bunker of Odense, Denmark, was intended to offer shelter in case of a – most likely nuclear – World War III.
The Hospital in the Rock Nuclear Bunker Museum is situated in the heart of Europe, beneath the Buda Castle in Budapest, Hungary.
Langelandsfort was built in 1952-53 as part of the Danish naval defense and in 1997 it was turned into a Cold war museum as part of the Langelands Museums.
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Vowel digraphs are vowels written with two letters. Some are a single sound. Others, like 'au' or 'oi,' are 'diphthongs'. (Diphthongs contain the basic sounds of both vowels, but they glide together.) This page has some suggestions for sounding digraphs out in unfamiliar words.
Learning how to pronounce and spell English vowel digraphs can also improve your reading.
(Note: These are standard American pronunciations. They may have different pronunciations in some areas.)
AI or AY are almost always pronounced as long A -- /eɪ/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet. (For exceptions see AIR below the Es):
AU or AW are usually pronounced /ɔː/:
One common exception is 'because.' At least in my California dialect, we pronounce it with a simple short 'u' sound: be-cuz. (It's the same sound as the 'ou' in cousin.)
EA is often pronounced /iː/ like long E (as in the long vowel rule on the English Vowels page):
However, EA is also commonly pronounced like a short E (/ɛ/):
There is no certain way to
predict which pronunciation a word will use.
EE is pronounced with a long E (/iː/ ) :
EI is usually pronounced with a long A (/eɪ/):
EU and EW are usually long U (/juː/):
or /u:/
As pointed out on the English Vowels page with link above, vowels and vowel digraphs followed by 'R' change their sounds. AIR, EAR, EER, and EIR can be pronounced three ways:
IE is usually pronounced with a long E sound (/iː/ ):
An old spelling rhyme goes: "I before E except after C, or when pronounced A as in neighbor and weigh.")
OA is pronounced with a long O (/oʊ/):
OI and OY make the /ɔɪ/ sound:
OO is pronounced /uː/ as in:
or /ʊ/ as in
OU may be the most difficult digraph to guess.
Its most common sound is /aʊ/:
It can also make the sound of /ɔː/ :
long O (/oʊ/):
short U (/ʌ/):
/ʊ/ :
or (followed by an R) /ɔr/:
is pronounced /aʊ/:
or with a long O (/oʊ/):
UE is pronounced /uː/:
UI/UY can be pronounced /uː/:
or sometimes /ɪ/:
or /aɪ/:
A good way to learn how these digraphs sound in spoken English is to listen to a speech or podcast with a transcript you can read while you listen. Check out English Listening Practice.
Try Carol Dweck's short TED talk on that page: "The Power of Yet (Believing that you can improve)." She talks about the importance of a growth mindset. That means believing that practicing difficult skills can make you smarter, not prove that you are a failure.
I found 22 vowel digraphs in the first two minutes, or nearly 60 in all. They're almost all mentioned in the list above.
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While PepperTap launched in the Tricity (Chandigarh-Panchkula -Mohali) in July, Grofers too has entered the fray last week, giving stiff competition to the local companies like GP Cart Grocery, which is based in Chandigarh. More cities in Punjab are on the radar of the online grocers.
"Chandigarh is no longer the 'sarkari' city it used to be, today it is bustling with activity. As most of the people in the region are smartphone users who don't have time to go to a department store, it made business sense to launch here. The same goes for Ludhiana. Number of smartphone users is a crucial factor as we are an app-only company. Our lifestyle mobile apps offer groceries, cosmetics, electronics, bakery items, flowers and more," said Sharad Harjai, assistant vice-president (marketing), Grofers.
"Ninety percent of the around 400 calls daily that we get in the Tricity are through the smartphone application, even though customers have the option to order from the website. The business is comparable to a city like Pune. The reason why we zeroed in on Chandigarh was due to the growing e-commerce in the region," said Navneet Singh of PepperTap.
"We have expansion plans for Punjab and more cities are likely to be connected in the next few weeks," he added.
As per the 2011 Census, while Chandigarh had 63.1% mobile users, it was 62.3 % for Punjab.
The mobile apps have an on-demand delivery service that connects consumers with the local stores in the neighbourhood. It allows customers to order through the app and gets everything delivered at your doorstep.
Kshitij Torka, head of marketing at Grofers, said, "We have also been getting user queries from a lot of cities asking for the service and have seen strong interest from merchants as well."
PepperTap is currently available in Delhi-NCR, Pune, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Chandigarh, Jaipur and Chennai. Grofers launched in new cities last week, which included Agra, Aurangabad, Bhopal, Bhubaneswar, Chandigarh, Coimbatore, Indore, Kanpur, Kochi, Ludhiana, Mysuru, Nagpur, Nashik, Rajkot, Surat, Vadodara and Visakhapatnam.


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Ohio's state, county and township elected officials haven't had a pay raise since the start of 2008, and it's a long shot that they're going to get one anytime soon. While there has been talk in this lame-duck legislative session of enacting pay raises for those state and local officials - including judges, whose salaries are set by state law - the idea appears to be getting a cool reception from House and Senate leaders.
Ohio�s state, county and township elected officials haven�t had a pay raise since the start of 2008, and it�s a long shot that they�re going to get one anytime soon.
While there has been talk in this lame-duck legislative session of enacting pay raises for those state and local officials � including judges, whose salaries are set by state law � the idea appears to be getting a cool reception from House and Senate leaders.
But Sen. Bill Seitz, R-Cincinnati, said he has spoken to members in both parties in both chambers, and he�s not giving up on seeing the bill move this week, likely the final days of House and Senate sessions this year.
The legislature last passed such a bill in 2000, enacting pay raises for the next eight years equal to the consumer price index or 3 percent, whichever was lower. In recent years, compensation proposals have focused more on largely symbolic pay cuts for state lawmakers as Ohio suffered through a deep national recession.
Seitz has proposed a cost-of-living increase similar to the last one, though this one would last four years, starting in 2014. It would take effect, he said, only if lawmakers next year approve a new two-year budget that includes money for the state�s portion of the bill � judges and lawmakers.
�This is the price you pay to get qualified people to do consequential things,� said Seitz, who has pushed the past few years to get raises for judges. He said other county officials have worked to defeat those proposals because they were not included.
�Study after study has shown that our judges, compared to other similar states�, are being woefully underpaid,� he said.
The average common pleas judge in the United States earned $137,000 in 2011, nearly $16,000 more than Ohio judges, the National Center for State Courts says. Ohio�s Supreme Court pay ranks 33rd in the nation, and appeals court pay ranks 30th.
If lawmakers do not act by this week, it will take four more years for many current elected officials to see any increase because, outside of judges, the Constitution does not permit them to get a pay raise during their current term.
�If the legislature doesn�t take action (this) week, then these officials will go potentially eight years without a salary adjustment,� said Cheryl Subler of the County Commissioners Association of Ohio. �We�re talking about a cost-of-living adjustment and not a substantial salary increase.�
Pay raises are always a touchy subject for state lawmakers, regardless of the justification. Most see little political benefit, and they worry about being attacked for such votes in future campaign ads.
Seitz said he is struggling to secure support because neither the House nor Senate wants to go first, and � though both are under Republican control � they do not communicate well with each other. He said he has not seen evidence that lawmakers pay a political price for supporting raises.
Senate President Tom Niehaus, R-New Richmond, said that, considering how long it has been, raises are appropriate to discuss. He said he has received emails from local elected officials and judges asking for a cost-of-living increase.
�But I�m very mindful of the fact that there are still many people in Ohio who are unemployed and would love to have any job, and many others have not seen increases in many years,� Niehaus said. �I don�t think our elected officials, whether they be at the state or local level, are in any different situation than the people we represent.�
Ohio lawmakers receive a base salary of $60,584, though most earn more through committee and caucus leadership stipends. �I do not know of any member of the legislature who took this job for the pay,� Niehaus said.
Seitz pointed to his day on Friday, which included a drive back and forth from Cincinnati to give a speech in Columbus, leaving him one hour to work in his law office.
�You are debilitated from practicing your profession because of this job,� he said. �It�s difficult to find people so dedicated to the cause for about $60,000 a year.�
House Speaker William G. Batchelder, R-Medina, engaged his caucus last week on the issue of pay raises, and he said the GOP members had some �grave reservations� about moving forward on it at this time, said spokesman Mike Dittoe.


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10 Classic Styles of Green Sunglasses for Men and Women
Sunglasses are designed to protect the eyes from the damaging effects of the rays of the sun. The lens can be polarized or darkened to help you stay away from the UV rays that can cause damage to the lens of your eyes. The sunglasses that we have today are made with the best quality. They not only protect but are also made with fashion in mind. The sunglasses available are tinted and framed in different ways to give them a style statement. Choose from various colors like these green sunglasses.
Different Shades of Green Colour Sunglasses in India:
If the sunglasses can look cool and classy at the same time then it is the best possible accessory one can have. Here is a list of 10 fashionable and branded sunglasses with green colour frames and lenses.
1. Classic Aviator Green Sunglasses:
These classic green sunglasses in the aviator style cannot go out of fashion. They ooze sophistication and are best suited for causal and formal wear. The green lens is suitable for both men and women. Select these to make the ultimate style statement.
2. Wayfarer Type Green Frame Sunglasses:
The wayfarer style is another classic style that is used by both men and women. The clean lines of this frame are very neat and this makes it suitable for all ages too. The green lens creates drama and thus is used to pair with similar outfits.
3. Tuttolente Green Sunglasses:
These super cool sunglasses in green lens are the exactly what fashionable and trendy people want. The sunglasses have a tinted look. Select these frame less sunglasses if you are trendy and want the ultra-cool look.
4. Retro oval Shape Sunglasses in Green Frame:
Select these retro look green frame sunglasses for a very retro feel. The oval shape of the frame gives a very neat look to the sunglasses. The color of the frame is green and the lens is black which provides a great contrast.
5. Beautiful Mint Green Sunglasses:
Choose these mint green sunglasses for that classy look. The mint green frame sunglasses is perfect for pairing with your favorite outfit. Select these shades to give you complete protection.
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6. Full Green One Lens Sunglasses:
These one lens sunglasses in green are the utmost in style. The lens is created for both the eyes in a seamless way and that makes it all the more stylish. These can be worn by both men and women.
7. Designer Catchy Green Frame Sunglasses:
Ladies prefer a more stylish look when it comes to sunglasses. These green sunglasses lenses with designer frames are best suited for the bolder look. The shapes can be flower or heart.
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8. Mirror Green Lens Sunglasses By Ray ban:
These cool shades in the mirror effect are one of the top rated sunglasses. The mirror effect of the lens provides a very stylish look. Pair these with your favorite jeans and you are set to be the talk of the town.
9. Tinted Green Sunglasses:
The tinted green sunglasses are another type of sunglasses that are very common. They are considered a very classic look and so are suited to both men and women. These can be paired with any casual or formal look.
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10. Lime Green Sunglasses for Sports:
These lime green sunglasses are cool shades that go great in summer. The lime green color lends a very cool look that is perfect for summer. The shades have a sporty effect and will look cool while cycling or doing any kind of sports.
Green sunglasses come in various types. Select one that suits your look and make it your best look. The green color itself have varied hues so choose from dark green, light green, lime, mint etc. Each of these will provide the protection your eyes require. The sunglasses will keep you away from the glare of the sun and the harmful effect of the UV rays. These sunglasses provide sophistication too as the color is one that is very cool.
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Dec. 28, 2009
MOON TOWNSHIP, Pa. - Santa Clara had a chance to win on their final possession but Robert Morris escaped with a 57-56 victory at the Charles L. Sewall Center Monday night.
Noe Viloria - who had made four 3s and finished with a team-high 14 points - missed a 3-point attempt with 8 seconds left which would have put Santa Clara in front.
Baskets by Lena Gipson and Alyssa Shoji inside the closing 40 seconds and a missed free throw by RMU had positioned the Broncos to come-away with a road win. Instead, it marks the sixth time in 13 games Santa Clara (2-11) has lost by eight points or less and third losing at the buzzer.
Robert Morris (6-5) improves to 64-13 on its home floor spanning the past six seasons. Senior guard Angela Pace had 10 points and seven assists for the Colonials who turned the ball over just eight times.
Gipson posted her eighth double-double, grabbing 15 rebounds and scoring 11 points. It was the third consecutive game Viloria reached double-figures in scoring and freshman classmate Meagan Fulps matched a season-high with seven rebounds.
Kathy Willinsky made 4-of-7 shots, adding 12 points for a Broncos team who will next face No. 21 West Virginia (11-1) Wednesday night.


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DES MOINES- MidAmerican Energy Company is pleased by the Iowa Utilities Board's recent decision, which allows MidAmerican Energy to move forward with the development of up to 1,050 megawatts of additional wind generation in Iowa by the end of 2015.
MidAmerican Energy announced plans May 8, 2013, to invest up to $1.9 billion to expand its wind generation fleet in Iowa.The company continues working with county officials and landowners and has secured development and interconnection rights for the wind farm sites, which are planned to be located in Grundy, Madison, Marshall, O'Brien and Webster counties. Construction is expected to begin in September 2013, and all projects are planned for completion prior to the end of 2015.
Gov. Terry Branstad commented on the expansion in his weekly press conference today. "MidAmerican Energy continues to be a great partner in enhancing the state of Iowa's leadership in wind generation and expanding our renewable energy portfolio. This expansion will bring quality jobs and significant economic benefits to Iowa."
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"We regularly speak with companies who are looking for green, renewable energy, and MidAmerican Energy's efforts are helping us market Iowa in recruiting new jobs," said Lt. Gov. Kim Reynolds. "Not only is this the largest economic development investment in Iowa's history, it is a great story for us to share with potential businesses."
The wind expansion will enhance economic development and provide in excess of $360 million in additional property tax revenues over the next 30 years. Landowner payments totaling more than $3 million per year also are expected as a result of the expansion. The expansion is planned to be built at no net cost to the company's customers and will help stabilize electric rates over the long term by providing a rate reduction totaling $10 million per year by 2017, commencing with a $3.3 million reduction in 2015. The rate reduction will begin after MidAmerican Energy installs the first 350 megawatts of generation capacity. During construction, approximately 460 jobs will be added to the Iowa economy, and nearly 50 new permanent jobs will be added when the expansion is complete.
"The best way to meet our customers' energy needs is to provide reliable, affordable and environmentally responsible energy through a diversified generation portfolio," said Bill Fehrman, president and CEO, MidAmerican Energy. "The wind expansion will help stabilize electric rates over the long term for our customers and also demonstrates MidAmerican Energy's commitment to lessen the environmental impact created by the process of electrical generation."
The company began building wind projects in 2004 and, to date, has installed 1,267 wind turbines in Iowa, making MidAmerican Energy the largest rate-regulated utility owner of wind generation in the U.S.
"We are thankful for the support the governor's office, legislators and regulatory agencies have provided for our wind generation development," said Fehrman. "Working together, we have enhanced Iowa's economy and helped meet the growing customer demand for electricity through renewable energy generation."
The electric generation capability for MidAmerican Energy will comprise approximately 39 percent wind, 33 percent coal, 18 percent natural gas, 6 percent nuclear and 4 percent other by July 2016. The wind expansion will have no impact on the company's current Iowa rate case.


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(Yicai Global) Jan. 19 -- Shenwu Technology Group Corp., the controlling shareholder of energy-saving and environmental solutions provider Shenwu Environmental Technology Co., has closed a joint clean energy technology innovation deal with US Department of Energy affiliate Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
The pair signed a memorandum of understanding on cooperating on energy efficiency and clean energy development projects, Shenwu Environmental Technology said in a statement on Jan 17.
They will investigate and co-develop research projects through specialist exchanges and by signing formal contracts, per the statement.
Their collaboration will cover efficient technology development and applications, clean coal resource use, clean and distributed energy systems, the advancement and utilization of distributed renewable energy, and the promotion of progress on high-efficiency energy systems powered by organic solid waste.
Shenwu Environmental Technology said the move will help it commercialize and globalize innovative technologies.


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At West Fraser, excellence in performance also means consciously managing our energy use, reducing our consumption and developing sustainable energy solutions to meet our needs today and for the future. We are implementing environmental technologies to improve the manufacturing processes at our operations and our ability to be competitive in a global market.
75% of our energy comes from renewable sources, and we generate 68% of our energy requirements from carbon-neutral biomass fuels sourced from our wood processing operations.
We have invested in projects to increase our energy efficiency and to generate electricity from the co-products of our manufacturing process, such as wood waste and pulp mill effluent. Since 2000, our energy initiatives have resulted in a decrease in the intensity of purchased energy of approximately 40% for our sawmill and panel operations and approximately 20% for our pulp and newsprint operations.
Why are we developing the capacity to harness and generate bioenergy?
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Trước tiên, chúng ta cùng xem qua các câu hỏi và trả lời IELTS Speaking chủ đề Films and Books nhé.
1. Do you like to read books?
- Yes, I love reading. I like nothing more than to be engrossed in a good book. I regularly take out books from the library and usually read them from cover to cover in no time.
2. How often do you go to the cinema?
- Well, I suppose I go to the cinema once a week to catch the lastest movie. I usually avoid seeing the big box-office films which I'm not always keen on seeing. I prefer low-budget films, sci – fi especially.
3. Do you prefer reading books or watching films?
- I'm not really a big reader. I find books quite heavy-going, so I much prefer to see a film. Perhaps it's the special effects or the soundtrack I don't know. I just prefer a film.
4. Is reading as pleasurable in digital format?
- Personally I prefer reading a paperback or hardback. Especially if I reading a classic which I don't think feels right as an e-book. But I can see it can be good for others, my grandmother has an e-reader and she loves the way you can enlarge the text.
5. Do you think bookshops will survive the digital revolution?
- I think so. At least I hope so. I love flicking through books in a bookshop. Online shopping is useful, finding out on Amazon if a book you want has got a good review, maybe getting one that is difficult to find, but I still love the experience of being in a bookshop.
6. Statistics show that visits to the cinema are up despite the availability of DVDS and online downloads. Why do you think this might be?
- I think it's the whole experience that cinema offers: going out to see a film when it goes on general release and seeing it on the big screen is more exciting than watch the film at home on TV especially if it's an action movie.
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1. an action movie: a film with fast moving scenes, often containing violence
2. to be ingrossed in: /ɪnˈgrəʊst/ to be completely focus on one thing
3. to be a big reader: someone who reads a lot
4. heavy-going: difficult to read.
5. to catch the latest movie: to see a film that has just come out
6. a classic: of the highest quality
7. an e-book: a digital book
8. an e-reader: a device for reading books
9. flick through: to look quickly through a book
10. to get a good/bad review: to receive positive or negative feedback
11. to go on general release: when a film can be seen by the general public
12. hardback: a book with a rigid cover
13. a low budget film: a film made with a small amount of money
14. on the big screen: at the cinema
15. paperback: a book with a flexible cover.
16. to read something from cover to cover: to read a book from the first page to the last
17. sci – fi: science fiction
18. soundtrack: the music that accompanies a film
19. special effects: the visuals or sounds that are added to a film which are difficult to produce naturally
20. to take out: to borrow
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Rapper Young Jeezy is dropping the first half of his stage name to reflect his maturity as a "grown man".
The Soul Survivor hitmaker, 35, made the revelation during an appearance on MTV's RapFix Live show on Wednesday (04Sep13), when he corrected presenter Sway Calloway for referring to him by his full moniker.
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Cutting-edge research from the University Libraries is creating a new way to discover and link information online.
Cory Lampert and Silvia Southwick work on linked open data research.
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Expressing the links between people, places, and things is at the core of research on linked data. Digital Collections Head Cory Lampert and recently retired Metadata Librarian Silvia Southwick have led UNLV University Libraries' research on linked open data for libraries.
"I first became interested in linked open data after attending a presentation on it from Karen Coyle, a digital libraries consultant who is widely considered to be a leader in research on bibliographic data," said Lampert. "Around the same time, Su Kim Chung moderated a panel on linked open data for the Society of American Archivists. We saw a lot of interest in the topic within the library community and wanted to see how we could use linked open data to promote our collections."
In April 2012, the University Libraries formed the UNLV Linked Open Data Study group, consisting of representatives from many libraries divisions, including technical services, web development, special collections, library technologies, public services, and assessment. The goal was to gather information and brainstorm ways that UNLV could tap into the emerging field of linked open data.
After gaining a better understanding of linked open data concepts through the study group, Lampert and Southwick were convinced that linked open data concepts held great potential to expose the rich connections between the libraries' many special collections information resources. Where current digital libraries often fell short in revealing how two items from different collections might be related, linked open data offered a set of principles to express and communicate this context to users. With this research question to guide their hands-on work, they officially launched the UNLV Linked Open Data Project in 2013.
"Our goal was to study the feasibility of developing a process that would enable us to transform our collections into linked open data while preserving all the information contained in the original records," said Southwick. "Then we wanted to see how we could improve the discoverability of our digital collections and create connections with other related data sets on the Internet using linked open data."
How linked data works
Linked open data is just one aspect of the larger semantic web. Large institutions, like the Library of Congress, that contain vast quantities of information are working to structure and share their data in a way that is machine-actionable, much in the way that they have led other national data initiatives.
The University Libraries is using open linked data research to connect its unique collections with these large datasets and the larger linked open data cloud.
"Each object, as well as associated statements about the object, is assigned a unique identifying number - like a Social Security Number - that are used to match with the data on the same entity in other information repositories around the world," said Southwick. "This creates a vast interconnected web, and our information becomes part of that web."
These numbers are connected using a linked open data "triple" - a subject, predicate, and object - to create a simple sentence. These keywords are embedded into the existing metadata for each of the datasets.
"Every object, person, business, or thing can be related to another thing using these triples," said Southwick.
This transformation of the data makes it more "machine friendly," thereby increasing its reusability, discoverability, and accessibility beyond current University Libraries users.
As research on linked open data becomes more sophisticated and standardized, more institutions are able to link to this web, exponentially expanding the resources and information that are available for students, scientists, academics, researchers, and the general public.
"This will be the way that people search for information going forward," said Lampert. "The process exposes context and the relationships between things instead of providing you with millions of search results that are triggered by a keyword. Instead, smarter results sets can save the user time and provide them new ways to dive into just the aspects of the data that are meaningful to their research."
Presenting the findings
In the ensuing years since the launch of the research project, Lampert and Southwick have published and presented extensively on linked data.
In October 2013, they presented a full-day training workshop, "Not Just for Geeks: A practical approach to linked data for digital collections managers," for the Mountain West Digital Library partners, a collaborative of universities, colleges, public libraries, museum archives, and historical societies from six states. In addition to presenting their research, Southwick and Lampert offered hands on exercises demonstrating how to transform digital collections metadata into linked open data.
"By 2014, we were able to deliver presentations that were focused on the tools and technologies that institutions could use to implement linked open data effectively," said Lampert. "As we continued on in our research, we were able to publish on guiding principles for creating controlled vocabularies and normalizing data so that it could be easily linked with other data sets."
Lampert and Southwick wrote a book chapter, "On the Brink of Linked Open Data: Evolving Workflows and Staff Expertise," for "Cutting-Edge Research in Developing the Library of the Future: New Path for Building Future Services," which was released in 2015. Lampert has also written a book chapter with Digital Special Collections Librarian Emily Lapworth and former Digital Collections Specialist Meghan Gross on "Optimizing Merged Metadata Standards for Online Community History: A Linked Open Data Approach," which will be published this year.
In addition, Lampert and Southwick have collectively published four journal articles published in the Journal of Library Metadata; given 11 invited presentations, webinars, and training sessions for organizations like the Association for Information Science and Technology and the Art Libraries Association of North America, and five refereed conference presentations for the American Library Association, Coalition for Networked Information, Virtual CONTENTdm User Group, and the Association of College Research Libraries.
Cory Lampert and Silvia Southwick with a linked open data map.
Putting the research to work
Digital Collections has used the linked open data research to develop a new online browsing tool that will make it easy to navigate through the university's digital collections, while also connecting to libraries, universities, and other information repositories around the world.
Lampert and Southwick have tapped the University Libraries' Southern Nevada Jewish Heritage Project as a pilot project for "Navigator." The online browsing tool uses the metadata embedded in the files to create visualized linked between collections.
"When you use online search engines to conduct an internet search, you get a long list of search results without any context," said Lampert. "With non-proprietary linked open data, there is no ambiguity and connections between people, organizations, and communities are automatically linked for users, which leads to richer discovery of information."
When the University Libraries transform traditional metadata into linked open data, the new application, Navigator enables users to see connections using the triples.
"This method provides exact results and eliminates the need for users to review millions of results just to see if they contain information related to their search topic. It eliminates the ambiguity," said Southwick.
The visualization tools of Navigator show the interconnectivity between the many individuals, organizations, archival collections, and digitized objects that make up the Southern Nevada Jewish Heritage Project.
"Archivists and librarians have been aware of the importance of context in the materials they manage," said Lampert. "But often the relationships are implicit. By pursuing linked open data, the University Libraries is communicating these important connections with users."
Like the Berkley example, users can see more of what we already know about how people are connected and how their relationships have evolved over time.
A five-year partnership
Though she is leaving the University Libraries behind for time with family and travel in retirement, Southwick hopes to see the UNLV project continue to grow and the university's collections become linked in the vast online web of information.
"The project opens up our data for further discovery," said Southwick. "The true realization of this project's success will come as we continue to connect to other repositories with more of our data published online and made easily discoverable."
Her contributions to the project will live on through the Southern Nevada Jewish Heritage Project and future Digital Collections endeavors using Navigator. As a co-lead on the project, Lampert will continue to build the linked open data research at UNLV and further develop the Navigator interface.
"We really want to be part of leading and empowering others in the adoption of linked open data in cultural heritage institutions," said Lampert. "It has been my great pleasure working on this project with Silvia these past five years to develop our linked open data research agenda and launch the Navigator interface for public use. Scholars like Silvia are rare and her expertise will be sorely missed, but we are wishing her well in her much-deserved retirement."


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Bourjois Happy Light Luminous Serum Primer vs L'oreal Lumi Magique Primer
If you've seen any of my recent posts, you'll know I've reviewed both the Bourjois Happy Light Luminous Serum Primer (£10.99) and the L'oreal Lumi Magique Primer (£9.99). Seeing as though both products are very similar, I thought it would be useful to do a comparison post.
Both primers come in slim bottles with pumps that actually dispense the right amount of product. They also claim to leave a light weight luminous finish to the skin and increase the longevity of your makeup.
From my experience, the Bourjois Happy Light Serum primer offers a bit more luminosity and is easier to work into the skin. The L'oreal Lumi Magique primer is a little tough to blend in comparison. I also like that the colour of the Bourjois one doesn't interfere with the rest of makeup. I do find that, since the L'oreal primer is a white liquid, it does register as slightly ashy on my medium skin. The main difference between the two products is the texture. Happy Light is more of a cream texture whereas Lumi Magique is more fluid.
I think the L'oreal primer is more versatile in that you can use it all over, or just on the high points of the face for a shimmer free highlight. It would also come in handy if you have a foundation that's slightly too dark for you as the colour would lighten the shade.
They both made my makeup last equally well, but my makeup did look different depending on which one I used. I can't quite put my finger on it, but my skin just responded better to the Bourjois primer. I think it really depends on what you're after. I'd recommend the L'oreal primer over the Bourjois one if you have oily to combination skin but still like a glowy base. It's also a great primer for fair skins. If you have dry skin or a deeper skin tone, then the Bourjois one would be more suitable for you.
If I had to choose, I'd pick the Bourjois Happy Light Luminous Serum Primer over the L'oreal Lumi Magique Primer, but they are both good products. I prefer the finish of Bourjois but I do appreciate the versatility of the L'oreal primer.
What's your favourite drugstore primer?
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