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Washington, D.C. – The U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission's (CFTC) Division of Enforcement issued amendments to its 2004 Enforcement Advisory on Cooperation to clarify that the factors contained in the Advisory are meant to encourage strong cooperation among parties in enforcement discussions without eroding the protections of the attorney-client or work product privileges.
The CFTC has long given credit for cooperative conduct by respondents and defendants when determining the appropriate level of sanctions to impose or approve in enforcement actions. The Advisory provides assistance to defendants and their counsel in assessing possible settlement positions and litigation risks. Clarifying the Division's view on privileged materials helps ensure that parties will continue to seek out advice of counsel in complying with the Commodity Exchange Act and CFTC regulations.
Supporting the revised Advisory, CFTC Commissioner Walter L. Lukken stated, "These changes affirm our current enforcement practice of rewarding significant cooperation but not at the expense of these essential legal protections that greatly enhance compliance with our law."
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This clarification of policy does not reflect a change in Division practice. The CFTC remains receptive to persons and entities who want to provide the highest level of cooperation and produce materials to the CFTC through all necessary means. The revised Advisory will be effective immediately.
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'We don't fear anyone,' claims confident Dembele as in-form Tottenham prepare to face rivals West Ham
Mousa Dembele insists Tottenham have no reason to fear anyone as they prepare to face West Ham in tomorrow's London derby at Upton Park.
The pressure is on Spurs to re-establish their four-point lead over Arsenal ahead of next Sunday's north London derby at White Hart Lane.
Last season Tottenham held a 10-point advantage over the Gunners in February, but they then fell away spectacularly and ended up missing out on Champions League qualification thanks to Chelsea's win in Munich.
Confident: Tottenham's Mousa Dembele believes he and his team-mates are a match for anyone
Andre Villas-Boas is determined not to let the same thing happen again this term. His team have been the personification of consistency in the league, where they are unbeaten since December 9.
They also go in to tomorrow's game on the back of a morale-boosting win over Lyon in the Europa League - and the man who secured their progression to the last 16 on Thursday night thinks he and his team-mates are playing at the top of their game right now.
'We don't have to fear any team,' said Dembele, who secured a 3-2 aggregate win with a 90th minute equaliser in the Stade de Gerland.
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'People have respect for us. If you're in a winning mood it's important in the league.
'We have two more very important games coming up in the league so the confidence will stay high and that's good for us.'
Given the gulf in ability between the two sides, West Ham are expected to approach the derby cautiously.
Tottenham have struggled at times to break down teams who shut up shop. They have often had to rely on the brilliance of Gareth Bale to find come away with three points, but Dembele is confident Spurs will be able to overcome their rivals on Monday regardless of the tactics they employ.
One-man team? Some believe Tottenham would struggle without Gareth Bale
'It will be a different game to the Lyon one of course,' Dembele said.
'Teams always have a lot of respect for us and they drop back so it's always difficult, but I think we need to do the difference, we have to fight for each other as well. It will be a physical game, for sure, but we are used to it and this is a special match for us and the supporters too because it is a derby.'
Spurs put in a poor display in the first half on Thursday night, but regrouped to pepper the Lyon net and finally found the winning goal thanks to Dembele.
Mastermind: Andre Villas-Boas has overlooked Tottenham's impressive start to the season
Spurs started the season with a worrying tendency to concede late on, but they have reversed that pattern in recent weeks, scoring crucial goals in the dying stages of games against Lyon (twice), Norwich, Manchester United and Newcastle.
Villas-Boas now hopes the result in Lyon, which set up a last-16 tie against Inter Milan, will inspire his team to victory at Upton Park.
'We've been having some great, great results,' the 35-year-old said.
'After Europa League games we've always been good in the Premier League. I think it puts us in a good position to face West Ham.
Low on confidence? West Ham have been playing poorly of late
'I don't think it's a distraction, I think it's an inspiration and I hope it can be exactly that against West Ham.'
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'We played a match against Inter at San Siro [in October 2010] which we lost, but it's a place we like a lot because when we played there against AC Milan [in February 2011],' the Spurs defender said.
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The Portuguese were the first Europeans who set foot on Java in the 16th century in the search for the legendary Spice Islands. Although the Portuguese did not dominate on Java, yet their heritage from the short period here can still be seen in two Portuguese churches and in the still popular "keroncong" music.
Keroncong is the Indonesian musical fusion from the original Portuguese music known as "fado" introduced by sailors and slave trade ships in the 16th century. The music travelled from Goa in India to Malacca and finally to Tugu.
Keroncong accompanies the Moresco, a dance of Spanish influence that resembles the polka but danced at a slower pace.
In the process of acculturation Keroncong which was originally played on stringed instruments added the flute and gamelan instruments. In the 1960s Keroncong was again popularized by Police General Hugeng, through his well-known band The Hawaiian Seniors, which again added elements from the Moluccas and Hawaii.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- The Harvard men's tennis team claimed its second-consecutive Ivy League victory, downing Penn 7-0. The Crimson improves to 11-10 on the season and 2-2 in the Ancient Eight. The Quakers dip to 11-8 on the year and 1-4 in the conference.
Harvard jumped out to a quick 1-0 lead by taking two of the three doubles matches. Aba Omodele-Lucien and Christo Schultz earned an 8-6 victory at the top slot. Alistair Felton and Andy Nguyen picked up a 9-7 win at the No. 2 position.
The Crimson swept the six singles matches to complete the shutout. Alexei Chijoff-Evans cruised to victory at the top spot, 6-2, 6-3. Joshua Tchan earned a hard-fought victory at the No. 2 slot. Tchan won the first set 6-1 but dropped the second set 6-4. In the third set super-tiebreaker, Tchan fought off four consecutive match points to bring the score to 9-9. The players traded points but Tchan prevailed for the win. At the No. 3 singles match, Omodele-Lucien also earned a win in three sets. The junior won the first set 7-6, dropped the second set 6-2 and won the super-tiebreaker 10-6.
Nguyen bounced back from losing the first set 6-3 to win the second and third sets 6-3, 6-4 at the No. 4 position. Schultz rolled to a win in straight sets at the fifth singles position. Felton picked up singles win at the No. 6 spot to complete the sweep. The sophomore won the first set 6-3, dropped the second set 6-4 and glided to victory by taking the third, 6-2.
Harvard hits the courts April 16 to face Brown. The Crimson will look to claim its third straight Ivy League victory.
1 Omodele-Lucien/Schultz (Harv) def Brazdil/Wong (Penn) 8-5
2 Felton/Nguyen (Harv) def. Magnes/Milbrandt (Penn) 9-7
3 Schwartz/Law (Penn) def. Tchan/McNamee (Penn) 8-6
1 Chijoff-Evans (Harv) def. Brazdil (Penn) 6-2, 6-3
2 Tchan (Harv) def. Law (Penn) 6-1, 4-6, 1-0 (13-11)
3 Omodele-Lucien (Harv) def. Schwartz (Penn) 7-6, 2-6, 1-0 (10-6)
4 Nguyen (Harv) def. Lin (Penn) 3-6, 6-3, 6-4
5 Schultz (Harv) def. Magnes (Penn) 6-3, 6-2
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loddie wrote:Frédéric,
My interest in timelapse is what brought me to this forum as the Merlin has the potential to do both panoramic and panning timelapse. The Timelord software is interesting in that it allows for multiple exposures for HDR. Unfortunately is it only compatible with Nikon and I have invested in an Olympus SLR system.
I would like to see:
Compatibility w/all SLR brands
Capability to take multiple exposure settings
Easy to define panning path (both vertical and horizonal)
Platform independent (personally prefer Mac)
Merlin compatibility
Here is some inspiration:
fma38 wrote:The first implementation of timelapse in Papywizard will be simple, and won't allow to make panoramic timelapse.
Do you have ideas for the GUI of the panning part? How do you want to define all positions? Do you need to shoot while moving?
loddie wrote:Yes, traveling along a path. You can see it in the video link I provided.
Software isn't necessary with the telescope mounts such as the Meade DS-2114ATS-TC Tripod. The motion of the mount can be control with the tethered hand-held controller. A time lapse remote shutter release is used for camera control, such as this one (I have same one with a different termination for the Olympus E-1):
[url]MC-O1 Timer Remote Shutter For OLYMPUS E510 36-430[/url]
The photos can be easily assembled with Quicktime Pro ($29 USD) into a movie format.
Yes, time lapse uses a lot of shutter actuations. However, the micro 4/3s format will allow me to use Zuiko lens on a camera body that will not have a mechanical shutter. So hopefully m4/3s will deliver increased shutter actuations.
loddie wrote:Klaus, yes it could be accomplised in post-processing. However, would you have to have a much larger image to crop from. Memory can be a problem with longer time lapses.
fma38 wrote:loddie wrote:Klaus, yes it could be accomplised in post-processing. However, would you have to have a much larger image to crop from. Memory can be a problem with longer time lapses.
And the point of view changes with a travelling; it can be important if you have a first plan very close...
klausesser wrote:Regarding the fact that evey frame shot with a dslr has tons of redundant resolution compared to ehat´s need for a movie in nstandard resolution i would prefer to do it in a movie/video-editor afterwards using a "rostrum camera" - famous as "Ken Burns" effect.
klausesser wrote:I guess it would be very comlicated to edit the move in PW - using editable Bezier-curves. Without editable Beziers the moves would be very un-smooth.
klausesser wrote:At least in my opinion as an ex-cameraman . .
fma38 wrote:And the point of view changes with a travelling; it can be important if you have a first plan very close...
fma38 wrote:What do you think about?
Paul wrote:a nice timelapse sample: rotating ships
Paul wrote:a nice timelapse sample: rotating ships
jeremyp wrote:Paul wrote:a nice timelapse sample: rotating ships
Tilt-shift + time lapse = miniature Sydney
Very nice
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This pest reproduces in mulch, leaf litter and other areas rich in organic matter like clogged rain gutters. These areas have the small insects the baby centipedes need. They often enter through gaps, under doors and openings in the home. A large amount of centipede activity usually means there is an environment conducive to their growth near the structure.
How do I get rid of centipedes?
Removing organic materials like leaf litter and thinning out mulch beds help to reduce exterior pest pressure. Did you know that Viking has a professional gutter cleaning division and can help with those clogged rain gutters by removing the debris that this pest flourishes in? Closing gaps in homes to prevent this pest from entering also helps reduce the number that may enter your home.
What are centipede's effects on me or my home?
Much like spiders, centipedes are beneficial because they actively hunt other insects. However, they are equipped with modified front legs that can inject a painful sting although this rarely happens to humans. The sting has been likened to that of a bee sting. Their fast motion and lots of legs tend to make this a quite unpopular pest. They do not do any structural damage or otherwise affect your home.
How we protect your home or property from centipedes!
Viking offers a wide range of services to help control this pest. From helping to remove leaf debris high up in gutters, to the latest in products designed to keep this pest out, we can assess your situation and best determine how to handle this pest in the safest, most effective manner possible. Please contact Viking today to receive a free inspection to your home and a treatment plan tailored to your needs!


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druski needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 45 designs submitted by 15 freelance designers.
We are relaunching PlanetaVino.net and are looking for a fresh new design evoking all the fun and elegance of wine.
Planeta Vino
Desired Color Scheme:
rich warm colors evoking wines, especially burgundy.
Desired Style:
Clean, Warm, Friendly and Inviting.
Accepted File Formats:
Photoshop, Illustrator, etc
Design Brief: PlanetaVino UNCODED template: a redesign for a site offering classes on Spanish wines.
We are a small company located in Madrid, Spain, offering wine tasting classes in English. We are in the process of redesigning our website Planetavino.net, and are searching for a new look. The only part of our existing site that we currently like is our logo, which was professionally developed apart from the website itself.
The website is going to be restructured into five main areas: Home (with blog), Information on Classes, Information on Spanish Wines, Information on our Wine Keeper products for wine preservation, and Information for Tour Operators/Corporate clients. These areas should be clearly linked to from every part of the website, and should serve to entice the correct target individuals into each area. For more information see 1d.
Additionally we will want to be able to clearly present a section for upcoming events, and very importantly our contact/where are we information. Our phone number, hours of business and address should be visible on every page.
1a) Name of Company
Planeta Vino
1b) Do you have a company logo?
Yes, our logo which we are very happy with (colors, style, etc) is visible in the upper left hand corner of http://www.planetavino.net/
1c) What is the nature of your business? Briefly describe your products or services:
We offer wine tasting classes on Spanish wines to a variety of clients: private tourist groups, coporate groups, and local expatriates. The wine blog offers opinions on Spanish wines and gourmet products, as well as reviewing restaurants/wine bars in Madrid and throughout Spain. We also provide information on and distribute Wine keeper products within Spain, so the web site would also need to list vendor sites in Spain.
1d) Who is your target market? Who are you hoping to reach with your site?
Our website is primarily targeted at English speaking people interested in wine, who are either currently in Madrid, Spain or planning a trip there. We are hoping to reach tourists looking for a fun activity in Madrid, business looking to arrange an entertaining group activity or a special outing with a client, expat locals looking for something new to do, and tour operators/industry people looking for activities to add to their tour packages.
2a) Do you have an existing website? If so, what is the URL?
2b) IMPORTANT: Please list at least 3 URLs (web addresses) of high quality sites that you like the look of (these do not have to be sites who's business is similar to yours. It aids us in determining what your design style is.) Please consider layout, colors, navigation, graphics, and typography.
Note: some of these templates include flash but that isn't necessary for our design.
1. I like the burgundy background with the bubble boxes, the overlapping image in the top box, the menu on top, the simple visual layout of the bottom box. Our favourite of the lot.
2. Visual box layout, has a set of attractive, large boxes with images, that make the contents of the page very clear
3. Big images inside rectangle....like the way the background contrasts with the main box, like the big, catchy images up top...layout very clear and simple.
4. Last one is a more classic layout, with the curve to break it up. Simple, but not too bad...
2c) What colors or color schemes would you like?
We would like the site to be clean and easy to read, perhaps keeping most large chunks of text dark on a light background, but we would like to use rich colors evocative of wine, such as burgundy. Our logo incorporates the colors of four kinds of wine and can/should be used to help suggest further colors.
2d) List the Navigation links for your Site:
- Top Navigation: Home, Wine Classes, Spanish Wines, Wine Keeper, Tour Operators, Where We Are, Who We are
- Sub-Navigation will vary based on top navigation topic selected.
2e) What type of look are you trying to achieve? (e.g. clean, high-tech, conservative, warm, flashy, etc.)
We are looking for a look that suggest both the elegance of fine wines and the spirit of fun and good living that wines suggest. Elegant but entertaining. The site should be very clear and easy to understand and cleanly broken down into distinct components. Since our services are offered in the physical world, it should be very clear how to contact us and find us.
2f) Do you have any images for use in the design of your site? If not, do you have images, can you offer suggestions of what you type of imagery you feel would be most suitable for your website:
The images we have are those present on our current site, planetavino.net, additional imagery should evoke wines, wine culture, learning about wines and perhaps Spain. There should also be integrated several pictures of our wine classroom in central Madrid, some of these pictures can be viewed on our current site.
How many pages will you require delivered?
2 pages: home page and content page.
What I'm actually looking for with this requirement is that if you envision the content pages (such as classes, about us) as being laid out differently from the home page, as is often the case, that you provide us with both layouts.
A good example is to see the difference between the home page of this template: http://www.templatehelp.com/preset/…2LUq1hYM59
and the "our vinery" page of the same template: http://www.templatehelp.com/preset/…02&tab=204
I recommend all entrants start with just submitting a home page so I have time to give feedback, and as it gets refined towards the last few entries, submit a content page to show how the same design would work for the main content sections.


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If there's such a thing as design serendipity, Tracey and Mark Smolin were lucky enough to stumble upon it.
Having just purchased a "characterless" house in the Hancock Park neighborhood of Los Angeles, the couple had resigned themselves to the fact that finding their dream home just wasn't in the cards.
Then the phone call came. "Our Realtor saw this house and called me," remembers Tracey. "She said, 'I really think you need to see this one.' I walked in and just fell in love."
It's not difficult to understand why. Located in a quiet, tree-lined Los Angeles neighborhood, the 1928 Mediterranean Revival home was one of architect Gordon B. Kaufmann's earliest individual commissions--an L-shaped structure with a private courtyard, generous rooms, and elegant details. "The black-and-white marble floors in the entry were the first thing to catch my eye," remembers Tracey. "But it was the beautiful details in the living room that sent me over the edge!"
While the house had more than its share of architectural history, its new status as home base for a very busy family of five (Tracey, Mark, Arielle, 15, Clare, 12, and Elliot, 8) and two Labradoodles steered designer Mark Williams away from stuffy and toward family-friendly. "Like so many of the grand homes of the 1920s, this house could have easily come off as intimidating," notes Williams. "Instead, it reflects Tracey and Mark's personalities--friendly, with nothing off-limits."
"I love the architectural history of this house so much," notes Tracey. "Yet I wanted it to be a comfortable home for my children to grow up in--a place where we could entertain but also a spot that we would be able to enjoy on a daily basis, being inspired by the beauty of our surroundings."
With its original plaster moldings and a wall of arched leaded glass windows, the living room is, architecturally, pure Kaufmann--lofty in its proportions and elegant in its appointments. Embracing those ultratraditional elements, including an impressive stone entryway, Williams and Tracey opted for a straightforward furniture plan and a light, airy palette to freshen things up. "This is one of my favorite spaces," says Tracey. "We used color, but in a really subtle way. It has a calming effect."
Williams treated the living room, with its spacious dimensions, as two separate entities. A seating area that includes twin sofas flanking a fireplace (original to the home) commands one side of the room, while a reading area with a mahogany bookcase and a library table piled with books (one of which includes a chapter on the Smolin house) anchors the other. Identical chandeliers illuminate each section.
"The rooms are voluminous, but Kaufmann kept the details rather spare so that the interiors feel tranquil rather than overly ornate," says Williams.
Just down the marble-tiled entry hall from the living room, the paneled dining room is arguably the home's most formal space. It also provided a design dilemma. With its majestic proportions and murky wood, the area was originally more forbidding than family-friendly. The solution was straightforward, if slightly time-consuming. Walls were bleached numerous times over a month-long period until they were the perfect shade of golden honey. "We wanted to honor the formality of such a grand space while toning it down a bit," says Williams. "It was a painstaking process, but it really gave new life to the beautiful wood."
In the kitchen and adjoining family room, a mix of woods, a warm, welcoming palette, and plenty of elbow room combine to create the family epicenter. Skateboards and dogs underfoot are standard issue here.
To allow plenty of room for family dinners and school projects, Williams installed a long dining table running perpendicular to the center island and flanked it with steel café chairs for casual elegance. A mix of materials finds common ground. Painted cabinets mingle with walnut. Stainless steel appliances join vintage hardware. Unlacquered brass fittings draw attention to a double sink. Antique mercury-glass hanging lights add classic appeal.
In the adjacent family room, comfort was a top priority. "We chose kidproof fabrics and went for a more casual yet still traditional look," notes Williams. To fill the need for additional storage space, he installed green-painted bookshelves. The shelves and the furniture's soft blue upholstery allow a seamless flow of space.
While Tracey's penchant for collecting is obvious throughout the house (the living room is brimming with Peking glass, chinoiserie boxes, and Chinese pottery), her more delicate collections feel more at home upstairs. Mercury glass clamors for attention in antique cabinets. Victorian shell boxes line shelves and tabletops in the master bedroom.
"I love collecting," says Tracey. "The hunt for the perfect piece is always right around the corner in my world. Wherever we go, I stop at antiques shops or flea markets to see if there is a treasure there awaiting me."
Small-scale in comparison to other rooms, the master bedroom is cocoonlike and cozy, serene in palette and personality. A handmade textured wallpaper from Italy envelops the area. Luxe bed curtains swathe the four-poster, and soft blue-gray curtains punctuate the otherwise neutral space, subtle in color and design.
"Tracey is drawn to a style that is pretty and tranquil," says Williams. "The palette stayed true to that--soft and warm, with whimsical patterns and accessories to keep it from getting too serious.
"Gordon Kaufmann certainly set the stage here," says Williams, "but Tracey and Mark brought the personality."
Interior design: Mark Williams, Mark J. Williams Design, 212 N. Plymouth Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90004; 323/856-9089, markjwilliamsdesign.com.
Photography: Dominique Vorillon
Fireplace; fire screen and fire tools; floors (white oak): original to house.
Sofas (custom): Mark J. Williams Design, 323/856-9089, markjwilliamsdesign.com. Sofa fabric ("Lido"/Green Tea #2020-03, linen velvet): Rose Tarlow-Melrose House, 323/651-2202, rosetarlow.com.
Patterned pillows at either end of sofa (antique fabric): Rugs and Art, 310/247-1176. Pink striped pillow on sofa ("Mercer Stripe", by Travers, discontinued): Zimmer + Rohde, 866/627-6899, zimmer-rohde.com.
Small pillow (antique): owner's collection.
Coffee table: Waldo's Designs, 310/278-1803, waldosdesigns.com.
Tray-style end table (antique): J.F. Chen, 310/559-2436, jfchen.com.
Small chair (antique): Melissa Levinson Antiques, 323/936-1530, melissalevinson.com.
Chair fabric: Fortuny Fabrics, 212/753-7153.
Chandelier ("Daphne"): Paul Ferrante Inc., 323/653-4142, paulferrante.com.
Mirror ("Sunburst Mirror" #7013D): Baker, 800/592-2537, bakerfurniture.com.
Large mirror behind sofa (antique): Waldo's Designs, 310/278-1803, waldosdesigns.com.
Area rug (reproduction): Mansour Rug, 310/652-9999, mansourrug.com.
Sconces over mantel ("Ibex 3 Sconce"): Remains Lighting, 310/358-9100 and 212/675-8051, remains.com.
Table to left of mantel (antique); shell box on table: owner's collection.
Hand sculpture: Sing Kai Hong, 310/659-6245.
Art over table (by Marc Whitney): Whitney Gallery, 949/497-4322, marcwhitney.com.
Wall paint ("Slipper Satin" #2004) Farrow & Ball, 888/511-1121, farrow-ball.com.
Wicker basket: Hollyhock, 310/777-0100, hollyhockinc.com.
Molding: original to house.
At the other end of the living room, a chandelier from Paul Ferrante crowns a shapely antique library table. The moldings and stone door surround are original to the house.
Library table (chinoiserie reproduction); throw on bench: owner's collection.
Bench ("William IV Bench"): Alton House, 323/856-9089, markjwilliamsdesign.com. Bench fabric ("Mohair Velvet"/Blood Orange #810001-05): Rogers & Goffigon, 203/532-8068.
Area rug (antique): Samuel's Rug Gallery, 310/657-3666.
Cabinet/bookcase (custom, mahogany with crotch mahogany inlay): Mark J. Williams Design, 323/856-9089.
Items in bookcase: assorted Chinese creamware.
Chair by bookcase: owner's collection.
Chair fabric ("All Over Floral"): Bennison Fabrics, 323/653-7277, bennisonfabrics.com.
Arched windows behind sofa: original to house.
On one wall, leaded-glass windows offer a glimpse into the back garden.
Tracey Smolin immediately fell in love with the entry's marble tiles and the scalloped molding in the living room beyond.
Floors (marble): original to house.
Demilune table (antique): owner's collection. Chairs ("Rope-Leg Chair" in hand-dyed leather): Alton House, 323/856-9089.
Designer Mark Williams lightened the dining room's mood by bleaching the paneled walls. Curtain fabric is from Le Gracieux, available through Mimi London.
Floors (terra-cotta); paneling (bleached walnut): original to house.
Dining table (custom); console table (custom): Mark J. Williams Design, 323/856-9089, markjwilliamsdesign.com.
Chairs ("Chinoiserie Side Chair") Alton House, 323/856-9089.
Chair-seat fabric (#SP-671-3-K, discontinued): Dogwood Fabrics, 800/883-5500, dogwoodfabrics.com.
Chandeliers ("Darren"): Paul Ferrante, 323/653-4142, paulferrante.com.
Area rug (antique): owner's collection.
Drapery (custom print): Le Gracieux, 818/767-2525, legracieux.com.
Stemware (discontinued): Ralph Lauren Home, 888/475-7674, ralphlaurenhome.com.
The kitchen cabinets are the same soft sage green as the family room's bookshelves. The striking oven hood is custom-made.
Smaller hanging lights (antique): Remains Lighting, 310/358-9100, remains.com.
Oven hood: custom.
Faucets: Harrington Brass Works, 201/818-1300, harringtonbrassworks.com.
Range: Wolf Appliance Inc., 800/332-9513, subzero-wolf.com.
Backsplash tile: Exquisite Surfaces. 310/659-4580, xsurfaces.com.
Designer Williams topped an antique table base with Petit Granit from Belgium for a more informal look. Chairs are from Design Within Reach.
Cabinetry (custom design, walnut); dark finish on cabinetry (custom dark walnut finish): Mark J. Williams Design, 323/856-9089, markjwilliamsdesign.com.
Cabinetry fabrication: Thomas Nigh, Essential Millwork, 818/771-1004, essentialmillwork.com.
Light finish on cabinetry ("French Gray" #18): Farrow & Ball, 888/511-1121, farrow-ball.com.
Table base (antique): Maison au Naturel, 310/657-1002, maison819.net.
Table top ("Petit Granit," from Belgium): Exquisite Surfaces, 800/970-9798, xsurfaces.com.
Metal chairs ("Tolix Marais A Chair" #15034) Design Within Reach, 800/944-2233, dwr.com.
Seat cushions ("Fresh Canvas"/Sunset #100-17, Great Outdoors Collection): Holly Hunt, 312/661-1900, hollyhunt.com.
Wicker chair: owner's colleciton.
Hanging light over table (antique): Waldo's Designs, 310/278-1803, waldosdesigns.com.
A colonnade running the length of the exterior sums up the personality of a home that is simultaneously romantic and historical. Formal columns and original shutters frame the area, while fancifully painted wicker furniture, Moroccan lanterns, and a string of lights set the tone. Staged for relaxing evenings under the stars, the retreat offers views not only of a manicured Mediterranean-inspired garden but also of a multicolored skate ramp beyond. One part Gordon B. Kaufmann and one part Tony Hawk.
Wicker furniture (flea market find, repainted): owner's collection.
Seat cushions: Diamond Foam & Fabrics, 323/931-8148, diamondfoamandfabrics.com.
Hanging lights ("Biltmore"): Steven Handelman Studios, 805/962-5119, stevenhandelmanstudios.com.
Shutters: original to house.
Small hanging spheres: Home Depot, homedepot.com.
An elegant terrace outside the living room highlights architect Gordon B. Kaufmann's early signature style.
Table; dining chairs; wicker chairs: owner's collection.
Chair-seat cushions ("Sari"/Turmeric #310-U25): Raoul Textiles, 805/965-1694, raoultextiles.com.
Round stool by wicker chairs: Z Gallerie, 800/908-6748, zgallerie.com.
Planters (antique): original to house.
To make space for an upstairs family room, the master bedroom was made smaller and more intimate. "The scale is perfect," says Tracey. "I love the serene and cozy quality." The bed-curtain fabric is from Cowtan & Tout. Love seat fabric is from Ralph Lauren.
Fireplace: original to house.
Bed: Custom Craft Upholsterers, 323/937-9557.
Bed drapery ("Aegean Stripe"/Dove, Celadon #11084-04): Cowtan & Tout, 212/647-6900, cowtan.com.
Bedspread; coverlet at end of bed: Between the Sheets, 800/550-7869, between thesheetsinc.com.
Slipper chairs (custom); love seat (custom): Mark J. Williams Design, 323/856-9089, markjwilliamsdesign.com.
Chair fabric: Le Gracieux, 818/767-2525, legracieux.com.
Fringe ("8-inch Rouen Tassel Fringe" #984-41594-03): Samuel & Sons, 212/704-8000, samuelandsons.com.
Love-seat fabric ("Brianna Floral"/Blue #LCF24340F): Ralph Lauren Home, 888/475-7674, ralphlaurenhome.com.
Parchment coffee tables (antique): Fat Chance, 323/930-1960.
Area rug (reproduction): Mansour Rug, 310/652-9999, mansourrug.com.
Sisal rug: Decorative Carpets, 866/859-0032, decorativecarpets.com.
Drapery ("Fiorella" #92902-06): Rogers & Goffigon, 203/532-8068.
Mantel; sconces over mantel; fire screen and andirons: original to house.
Art over mantel (by Marc Whitney): Whitney Gallery, 949/497-4322, marcwhitney.com.
Sunburst-style mirror: owner's collection.
Wallpaper (custom, by San Patrignano): from Martin Lane, 310/375-2105.
An avid collector, Tracey lines tabletops in the master bedroom with Victorian shell boxes.
Subdued tones and luminescent tiles give the master bath a luxuriously spa-like feel. Sconces are from Kallista. The bench is from Waterworks.
Cabinetry (custom); mirror (custom): Thomas Nigh, Essential Millwork, 818/771-1004, essentialmillwork.com.
Backsplash above vanity ("Cobblestone Diamonds" #V-25); tile floor ("Cobblestone Hexagons" #V-25): Creative Environments Inc., 310/652-3713.
Wall sconces (For Town, by Michael S Smith); vanity faucets (For Town, by Michael S Smith): Kallista, 888/452-5547, kallista.com. Vanity countertop: Calacatta marble.
Tub (vintage); tub faucets (vintage): Pasadena Architectural Salvage, 626/535-9655.
Wall paint ("Cornforth White" #228): Farrow & Ball, 888/511-1121. farrow-ball.com.
Bench: Waterworks, 800/899-6757, waterworks.com.
Sheers ("Ghent Casement"): Calvin Fabrics, 888/732-1996, calvinfabrics.com.
Mark and Tracey Smolin with their three children-(from left) Elliot, Arielle, and Clare.


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School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences
Cognitive Science (B.S.)
Cognitive Science is the study of complex information processing in humans and machines and includes the multidisciplinary study of biological and artificial systems. Important components of cognitive science include areas of research such as: cognitive-neuroscience, brain-imaging studies of perceptual and cognitive processing, situated cognition, Human-Computer-Interactions (HCI), computational modeling, and Artificial Intelligence (AI). The field of cognitive science draws from diverse approaches to understanding these processes, including research from experimental psychology, neuroscience, linguistics, computer science, mathematics, and engineering.
The Cognitive Science program in the School of Behavioral and Brain Sciences at UT Dallas consists of three concentration areas: (1) Psychology/HCI, (2) Cognitive-Neuroscience, and (3) AI/Computational Modeling. Cognitive Science Majors select the majority of their upper-division coursework from 2 of these 3 concentration areas in order to generate multidisciplinary areas of focus. In addition to providing a sound preparation for graduate work in Cognitive Science and related areas, the Cognitive Science major is an ideal choice for students pursuing careers that combine interests in neuroscience, cognition, mathematics, and computer science. There are exciting career prospects in both industry and academics for the Cognitive Science major.
Cognitive-Neuroscience Careers. Students whose focus area is cognitive-neuroscience will be well prepared for the pursuit of graduate degrees and careers associated with: medicine, clinical neuropsychology, brain-imaging technology, intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring, and evaluation of bionic/prosthetic technology (e.g., cochlear implants and artificial limbs). Students interested in Cognitive-Neuroscience career opportunities typically choose their core coursework from both the specialization areas of Psychology/HCI and Neuroscience.
Human-Computer-Interaction Careers. Students whose focus area is Human-Computer-Interactions (also known as HCI or usability engineering), will be prepared for the pursuit of careers involving the evaluation and design of user-friendly software interfaces which arise, for example, in website development. Students interested in HCI career opportunities should choose their core coursework from the Psychology/HCI specialization area and take one or more of the HCI courses available.
AI/Computational Modeling Careers. Students whose focus area is AI/computational modeling will be prepared for the pursuit of careers associated with the development and evaluation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology (e.g., web search engines, speech recognition, robotics, computer vision, and computer games), bionic and prosthetic technology development and evaluation (such as cochlear implant technology), as well as the development of computational models to support theory development in the behavioral and brain sciences. Students interested in career opportunities in this area should choose their core coursework from the AI/Computational Modeling specialization area.
Students can complete Core Curriculum and Cognitive Science major requirements in a minimum of 76 semester credit hours, leaving 44 upper-division elective hours.
Bachelor of Science in Cognitive Science Degree Requirements (120 hours)
I. Core Curriculum Requirements1: 42 hours
- Communication (6 hours)
- Social and Behavioral Sciences (15 hours)
- Humanities and Fine Arts (6 hours)
- Mathematics and Quantitative Reasoning (6 hours)
- Science (9 hours)
1 Curriculum Requirements can be fulfilled by other approved courses from accredited institutions of higher education. The courses listed in parentheses are recommended as the most efficient way to satisfy both Core Curriculum and Major Requirements at UT Dallas.
II. Major Requirements: 59-68 hours (44-53 hours beyond Core Curriculum)
Major Preparatory Courses
- The following are required for all concentration areas: (23 hours)
- CGS 2301 Cognitive Science2 (also satisfies 3 hours part E of Core Curriculum)
- CS 1337 Computer Science
- MATH 2417 Calculus I3 (also satisfies 3 hours part D of Core Curriculum)
- MATH 2419 Calculus II 3 (also satisfies 3 hours part D of Core Curriculum; prerequisite: MATH 2417)
- MATH 2418 Linear Algebra (prerequisite: MATH 2419)
- PSY 2301 Introduction to Psychology2 (also satisfies 3 hours part B of Core Curriculum)
- PSY 2317 Statistics for Psychology
Additional Preparatory Courses for AI/Computational Modeling Area (9 hours)
- CS 2305 Discrete Mathematics for Computing I (prerequisite: MATH 2417)
- CS 2336 Computer Science II (prerequisite: CS 1337)
- MATH 2451 Multivariable Calculus with Applications (prerequisite: MATH 2419)
Major Core Courses required for all concentration areas (12 hours)
- CGS 3361 Cognitive Psychology
- NSC 3361 Behavioral Neuroscience2 (also satisfies 3 hours part E of Core Curriculum)
- PSY 3392 Research Design and Analysis
- CGS 3340 Empirical Methods in Cognitive Science2 or PSY 3393 Experimental Projects in Psychology2 (also satisfies 3 hours part A of Core Curriculum)
Major Related Courses (24 hours)
- Select 4 courses each from 2 of the following 3 Concentration Areas
- Core Courses for Psychology/HCI Concentration Area (select 12 hours from list of courses below)
- CGS 3325 Historical Perspectives: Mind and Machines Since 1600
- CGS 4359 Cognitive-Neuroscience
- CGS 4362 Perception
- CGS 4352 Human Computer Interactions I
- CGS 4353 Human Computer Interactions II
- CGS 4354 Human Computer Interactions Lab
- PSY 4374 Human Judgment and Decision Making
- PSY 3331 Social Psychology
- PSY 4343 Abnormal Psychology
- PSY 4334 Lifespan Development
- PSY 3310 Child Development
- PSY 3362 Cognitive Development (prerequisite: PSY 4334 or PSY 3310)
- Core Courses required for Cognitive-Neuroscience Concentration Area (select 12 hours from list of courses below)
- NSC 4352 Cellular Neuroscience (prerequisite: NSC 3361)
- NSC 4354 Integrative Neuroscience (prerequisite: NSC 3361)
- NSC 4356 Neurophysiology (prerequisite: NSC 3361)
- NSC 4366 Neuroanatomy (prerequisite: NSC 3361)
- NSC 4363 Neuropharmacology (prerequisite: NSC 3361)
- NSC 4367 Developmental Neurobiology (prerequisite: NSC 3361)
- NSC 4359 Cognitive Neuroscience
- NSC 4353 Neuroscience Laboratory Methods2 (also satisfies 3 hours part A of Core Curriculum)
- Core Courses required for AI/Computational Modeling Concentration Area (select 12 hours from list of courses below)
2 A required Major course that also fulfills a Core Curriculum requirement.
- CGS 3342 Cognitive and Neural Modeling Lab (prerequisite: MATH 2418; or consent of instructor)
- CGS 4312 Computational Models of Language Understanding
- CGS 4313 Neural Net Mathematics (prerequisites: MATH 2451 and MATH 2418; or consent of instructor)
- CGS 4314 Intelligent Systems Analysis (prerequisites: CGS 4313 or consent of instructor)
- CGS 4315 Intelligent Systems Design (prerequisites: CGS 4314 or consent of instructor)
- CS 3305 Discrete Mathematics for Computing II (prerequisite: CS 2305)
- CS 3345 Data Structures and Introduction to Algorithmic Analysis (prerequisite: CS 2336 and CS 3305)
- CS 4365 Artificial Intelligence (prerequisite: CS 2336 and CS 3345)
- CS 4375 Introduction to Machine Learning (prerequisites: CS 2336, CS 3345, and either CS 3341 or STAT 4351)
- CS 4391 Introduction to Computer Vision (prerequisites: CS 2336 and CS 3345)
3 Six hours of Calculus are counted to fulfill the Mathematics Core Requirement. MATH 2413+2414+2415 can substitute MATH 2417+2419.
III. Elective Requirements (25-44 hours)
Breadth Electives (6 hours of upper-division courses, or lower-division courses that have prerequisites, that are outside of Psychology and not cross-listed with Cognitive Science).
Free Electives (19-35 hours) Students are encouraged to explore areas of concentration in Cognitive Science, Psychology, and Neuroscience as well as explore interests outside the field. Be aware that at least 51 hours of upper division credit hours are required for graduation. In addition, advanced CGS students in good academic standing may request permission from the Cognitive Science Program Head to take graduate Applied Cognition and Neuroscience coursework (ACN prefix) to fulfill some of the elective course requirements.
Minor in Cognitive Science
Students who are not majoring in Cognitive Science may minor in Cognitive Science by completing 18 semester credit hours. At least 12 of the 18 semester credit hours required by the minor in Cognitive Science must be upper-division courses from either the Psychology/HCI, Neuroscience, or Computational Modeling/AI specialization areas. In addition, 9 of the 18 semester credit hours required for the minor in Cognitive Science must have a Cognitive Science (CGS), Psychology (PSY), or Neuroscience (NSC) prefix and be upper-division courses. No credit hours may be used to satisfy both major and minor requirements; however, free elective hours or major preparatory classes may be used to satisfy the minor. At least one-third of the hours for a minor must be taken at UT Dallas.
Fast Track Baccalaureate/Master's Degrees
UT Dallas undergraduate students with strong academic records who intend to pursue a master's degree in Applied Cognition and Neuroscience at UT Dallas may consider an accelerated undergraduate-graduate plan of study. When accepted into the program, students may take up to 12 hours of graduate courses that may be used to complete the bachelor's degree and also to satisfy requirements for the Master's degree. Students must maintain a 3.00 grade point average and earn grades of B or better in the graduate courses taken. The Fast Track makes it possible for students to complete upper-division undergraduate education and graduate training in three years. Students must have completed at least 90 semester credit hours toward a baccalaureate degree before beginning Fast Track course work. Students should apply to admissions one semester before they reach 90 hours. To qualify for application, undergraduate students must have completed at least 18-semester credit hours in major core courses at UT Dallas. Apply to the Fast Track program through the Cognitive Science Program Office. Students should consult with a graduate advisor regarding admissions criteria and plans of study at the beginning of their junior year.


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|March 29, 2005
Army Opens Doors Wide for Homeschool Graduates
Ever since Home School Legal Defense Association (HSLDA) convinced Congress to enact a five year pilot project in 1998 so homeschoolers could be placed in the Tier I category of military enlistment, homeschoolers have proven themselves in the Armed Services. The Army, in particular, has recognized the contributions of homeschool graduates and is actively seeking to recruit more homeschoolers.
A recent Defense Department survey conducted in 2004 analyzed homeschool enlistees attrition rates and performance in the military. Homeschool graduates serving in the Army scored high marks.
For example, homeschoolers enlisting in the Army have consistently scored, on average, as high as traditional public school graduates on the Armed Forces Qualification Test (AFQT). For the first 12 months, their attrition rate was as low as public school graduates. Legal waivers for drug and alcohol offenses committed prior to enlistment were 0%. And only 1.8 of all homeschool Army recruits who left the Army received less than honorable discharges.
After working with the Army for the past six years on homeschool recruitment issues, Chris Klicka, HSLDA Senior Counsel, was told that the Army has started a new effort to recruit homeschool graduates. Despite the end of the five year pilot project in October 2004 that caused the Army to revert to the policy which severely disadvantaged homeschoolers by placing them in the Tier II category, the Army has chosen to open the door for homeschool graduates and not apply any Tier categories to qualifying homeschool graduates. Homeschoolers will now have all the same benefits and positions that are available to traditional high school graduates. The playing field is finally level for homeschoolers.
The Army made the change with the blessing of the Defense Department. When the Defense Department refused to renew the five year pilot project last October, effectively blocking homeschoolers from most of the Armed Services, Chris Klicka sought a meeting with the Bush Administration to solve this problem. He met with an Assistant Secretary of Defense. Klicka presented the problem and urged for a renewal of Tier I status for homeschool graduates.
After following up with a Deputy Assistant Secretary, Klicka secured a January 21, 2005 memorandum that "afforded priority enlistment with no practical limit" to homeschoolers. In addition, there would be no GED requirement for homeschool recruits.
The Army now offers qualified homeschool graduates a variety of enlistment incentives and enlistment of homeschool seniors into the Future Soldiers program is also authorized.
Under current Army policy, applicants who qualify as a homeschool graduate will now be eligible for the same enlistment incentives as a traditional high school graduate.
The policy change is part of a special test program the Army is developing to predict first-term attrition among Army enlistees. Currently, the best single predictor of an individual's likelihood of adapting to the military is a traditional high school diploma. However, many individuals with alternative education experiences are successful in the military. The goal of this new program is to identify applicants who are likely to adapt to the Army and successfully complete their first term of service.
Homeschool graduates seeking to enlist in the military need to meet the following criteria:
- Possess a homeschool diploma and submit transcripts at the time of enlistment. The course work must involve parental supervision and the transcript must reflect the normal credit hours per subject used in traditional high school
- Must score 31 or above on the Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test.
- Must take the Assessment of Individual Motivation (AIM) test, which is 20-minute pencil and paper test. The AIM test score is used to obtain data and does not affect qualification for enlistment.
- At a minimum, the last academic year (9 months) must be completed in a homeschool environment.
For more information on this policy change, homeschool parents and students should contact the local Army recruiter. If any homeschool graduates have problems with the recruitment process, they should immediately call HSLDA and our legal staff will assist member families.
We are thankful for the Army's open door policy for all homeschool graduates who want to serve their country in this capacity.


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Stainless Works Custom Exhaust - Hootie And The Blowpipes - Tech
A Stainless Exhaust For Project Get Shorty
In the world of Custom Classic Trucks the vehicles representing the genre are as the name implies: custom. When hearing the word "custom" and "truck" together the first thought that goes racing from the left to right lobe of the brain is appearance. However, what lies under the scathed or unscathed sheetmetal needs to be appealing as well.
Nowadays it's the norm to alter the truck's chassis. Let's face it; finding stock underpinnings beneath vintage sheetmetal isn't common ground among our crowd. Instead, what we find are owners updating their trucks with various types of running gear to ensure their truck is not only safer but more driveable. With all the suspension, engine, and tranny options throughout the CCT world one can set up their truck for drag racing, cruising, long hauls, hauling, and the list goes on. For that reason, many stock parts just won't cut it, including the exhaust. Unfortunately, exhaust pipes can't bend and twist like a radiator hose or pipe cleaner, and because of it stock exhaust systems-or stock configured systems-won't meander through all those various extra-special chassis components. For these instances, a custom exhaust system is the only answer.
One way to alleviate the problem is to drop your ride off at a muffler shop and have them create a one-off system. The other is to take matters into your own hands and order a DIY kit, which suits folks like us quite nicely. One company that offers everything needed for an exhaust system is Stainless Works. Stainless Works manufacturers everything from header collector diamonds to mufflers, hangers, bends, bolt-on exhaust systems ... literally everything! Not only does Stainless Works offer up everything from A to Z, but they take the necessary steps to offer only the finest products. As the name implies components are constructed from high-quality stainless steel and they are manufactured using techniques such as mandrel bends, laser cuts, and TIG welding. All in all Stainless Works offers high-quality exhaust pieces to outfit your system in any way, shape, or form.
This dilemma presented itself for Project Get Shorty. The abundance of foreign products nestled below Get Shorty equal the number of obstacles D-list celebrities must overcome on VH1's Celebrity Fit Club! To tackle the beast we ordered a Stainless Works DIY Rod Builder Kit. Stainless Works offers various OD-sized kits, and the option of a butt-weld or slip-fit connection. We chose a 21/2-inch butt-weld kit. The kit comes with all the bends necessary to navigate most any exhaust route. All the tubes are 18-gauge (0.049 wall thicknesses) 304 stainless steel with mil-spec certified USA manufactured tubing. All ends are also OD-sized for easy welding. They also offer various styles of mufflers, including chambered, turbo, round, rap trap, and more. What suited our fancy were the polished Smooth Oval mufflers. The mufflers feature 21/2x41/8-inch bodies with an overall length of 24 inches. They have a unique design that allows users to use one of the two available 21/2-inch exhaust inlets. One of the inlets provides a mellow note while the other gives a more aggressive note. Like the tubing, the mufflers are 304 stainless steel throughout. Completing our system are hangers and tips. Stainless Works offers various styles of hangers and tips to accommodate an individual's "custom" needs. In our case, we ordered several styles of hangers and a set of polished turn-down tips. By the way, Stainless Works can make a set of custom tips for whatever application you desire. Just send them the specs and your wish is their command. Way cool if ya ask us!
Of course what is an exhaust system without a set of headers? Being that Project Get Shorty is just a tad on the low side, we were a bit worried about what could be stuffed between the block and rails. We gave the folks at Doug's Headers a call to see what our options were. As it turned out they offered a set of full-length Tri-Y headers for our application that turned out to be a perfect fit. (They even sent us pictures of the headers installed on a C10 so we could eyeball the ground clearance before ordering!) Like the exhaust, the Doug's headers are manufactured to a tee. The Tri-Y headers feature beefy 3/8-inch flanges with precision TIG-welded ports, 15/8- and 2-inch 16-gauge CNC mandrel bent tubes, 21/2-inch extended header collectors, and are coated in MCTBC polished coating that provides corrosion and heat protection up to 1,400 degrees. Enough chit-chat, we got a lot to cover. Follow along as Star Kustom Shop navigates Get Shorty's exhaust.


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This year, a special focus is placed on Africa during International Museum Day. It is essential to raise public awareness about the often overlooked value of African heritage, and in particular its intangible heritage.
This special focus is also part of a global movement to protect African cultural heritage, in particular against illicit traffic, to promote it through local or international exhibitions and to encourage tourism. It is a global issue as much for education as for capacity building. More than ever, it is important for cultural organisations to be advocates of intercultural dialogue.
Cultural institutions could participate in this special event for example by:
>> United Nations Resolution - International Year for People of African Descent


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Southern California punks Face to Face formed in 1991, originally comprised of singer/guitarist Trever Keith, drummer Rob Kurth, and bassist Matt Riddle. Debuting early the following year on the Dr. Strange label with Don't Turn Away, the trio was quickly snapped up by Fat Wreck Chords, which reissued the LP soon after. Adding second guitarist Chad Yaro, Face to Face toured relentlessly in the months to follow, recording a series of singles and compilation tracks collected in 1994 as Over It. When the song "Disconnected" became a local hit thanks to steady airplay on Los Angeles station KROQ, the group's profile grew considerably, and 1995's Big Choice sold in excess of 100,000 copies. In the wake of Riddle's exit, bassist Scott Shiflett signed on for Face to Face's major-label debut, a self-titled release issued on A&M in 1996. The adventurous Ignorance Is Bliss followed in mid-1999 on the Beyond label, featuring new drummer Pete Parada.
The following year saw Face to Face returning to their core sound with Reactionary, released on the band's own label, Lady Luck Records, through BMG-distributed Beyond. Through a promotion with MP3.com, Face to Face allowed fans to shape the set list for Reactionary by downloading snippets of the songs and voting which ones should make it onto the album. Nearly two million votes were received during a six-week period. Reactionary was released on June 20, 2000. The cover album Standards & Practices, which featured the band's own rendition of songs by the Smiths, the Pogues, Fugazi, the Jam, and others, was issued on Vagrant in early 2001. That year also saw Keith and Shiflett join Viva Death, which released its eponymous debut in September 2002. Meanwhile, Face to Face had joined the Dropkick Murphys for a split EP, and How to Ruin Everything, the band's sixth studio album, had appeared in March 2002.
In fall 2003, Face to Face disbanded after 13 years and six albums. Two years later, the retrospective Shoot the Moon: The Essential Collection was released on Keith's Antagonist Records. ~Jason Ankeny, AllMusic


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Melanie Baskind now has 50 points in her career (Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – After accumulating a career-high six points on two goals and two assists in a critical 4-0 victory for the Harvard women's soccer team at Princeton Saturday, junior forward Melanie Baskind has been named the Ivy League Player of the Week, the conference announced. This marks the second time this fall that Baskind has been so honored by the Ancient Eight (Sept. 27).
Baskind had a hand in all four of Harvard's goals in the win over the Tigers, establishing a new career-high with six points in the process. A native of Framingham, Mass., she netted two goals and assisted on two other tallies, while firing six shots, all of which were on target. Baskind gave the Crimson a 1-0 lead at 18:29, beating Princeton goalkeeper Kristin Watson in a one-on-one opportunity.
In the second half, Baskind assstied on Katherine Sheeleigh's goal at 60:59, and then scored her second tally less than four minutes later at 64:18. On her second goal, Baskind fired a hard shot from 18 yards out that sailed over the goalkeeper's head, making it 3-0 Harvard. Only two minutes later, Baskind picked up her second assist of the game on a score by Alexandra Conigliaro at 66:21. The victory helped keep Harvard (6-6-1) alive in the Ivy League title race, pushing the Crimson's conference mark to 3-2 with two games remaining. The Crimson is tied with Princeton for third in the Ivy League standings with nine points, trailing Penn and Columbia by a single point.
Harvard will host Quinnipiac in a non-conference matchup Monday evening at 7 p.m. The game will be held at the Soldiers Field Soccer Stadium.


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Memorial Day unofficially ushers in summer in the United States and a fireworks display of top racing helped evoke the spirit of that season on Monday.
By Labor Day, the unofficial end of summer, many of racing's divisions will be lined up for their end-of-year showdowns. For now, that maneuvering is just heating up and here's how Monday's events played out.
Filly & Mare Turf
Miss Serendipity put a nose in front of Emollient at the wire to win Monday's $300,000, Grade I Gamely Stakes for fillies and mares. The favorite, Parranda, came from well back in the field to finish third. Miss Serendipity, a 6-year-old Not For Sale mare, bred and raced earlier in Argentina, ran 9 furlongs on firm going in 1:46.22 with Brice Blanc up. It was her first victory in five U.S. starts. Winning trainer Ron McAnally, who has plenty of experience with Argentine imports, explained: "They keep improving, the South Americans. Sometimes they get on it right away. But even Bayakoa, her first race or two, she got beat, then she won a little stake at Del Mar by 10 lengths. Other ones, they come around right away. This mare took a little while, but she finally came around."
Tannery battled Lonesome Town into submission in Mondays' $75,000 Miss Liberty Stakes for fillies and mares at Monmouth Park, then just held on to win by a head over Overheard. Lonesome Town was just a head farther back at the wire. Tannery, a 5-year-old, Irish-bred Dylan Thomas mare, ran 1 1/16 miles on firm turf in 1:43.97. "She was very, very impressive," said winning jockey Julian Pimentel. "We were just galloping through the early parts of the race so I just let her go along. When I asked her, she really quickened. She gave a real nice performance today." Tannery last year finished second in the Grade I Flower Bowl at Belmont Park, then won the Grade I E. P. Taylor Stakes at Woodbine.
Dirt Mile
Jack Milton started last of six in Monday's $300,000, Grade III Poker Stakes at Belmont Park, circled five-wide turning for home and kicked away to win by 2 3/4 lengths. Big Screen was second and the odds-on favorite, Za Approval, was another 2 lengths in arrears in third. Jack Milton, a 4-year-old War Front colt, ran 6 furlongs on a fast track in 1:33.09. "My horse had a perfect trip," said winning rider Javier Castellano. "There was a lot of speed in the race, so he was able to settle and make a run." Trainer Todd Pletcher said the mile "suits him well and we'll look at stepping him up a notch, maybe in a Grade I down the road." The winner's share of the purse boosted Pletcher into the No. 1 spot on the all-time trainers' earnings list, surpassing his old boss, D. Wayne Lukas. Pletcher now has saddled the winners of $268,512,294, according to the New York Racing Association. "I think it's a product of inflation, to be honest," Pletcher said modestly.
Grand Contender made all the going in Monday's $200,000, Grade III Lone Star Park Handicap in Texas and kicked away at the end to score by 4 lengths over Donoharm. F J Uncle Vic finished third. Grand Contender, a 6-year-old Strong Contender gelding, ran 1 1/16 miles on a muddy, sealed track in 1:43.83 with Richard Eramia in the irons. He's trained by Tom Amoss for owner Maggi Moss. He became only the third horse in 18 years to win both the Grade III Texas Mile and the Lone Star. "My horse went so easy. He was just galloping around," Eramia said. "Around the last three-sixteenths, he opened up."
Summer Hit got home first in Monday's $100,000, Grade III All American Stakes at Golden Gate Fields, but just barely. The 5-year-old Bertrando gelding was right on the lead and held to win by a head over 24-1 long shot Longview Drive. Hudson Landing landed in third. Summer Hit, with Russell Baze aboard, ran 1 mile on the all-weather track in 1:38.01. He also won this race last year, scoring by a relatively comfortable 3/4 length over Hudson Landing. He now has seven wins and a second from eight starts on the Golden Gate Tapeta surface.
After a couple scratches, including Wild Dude at the gate with an issue in his left front, only three faced the starter in Monday's $100,000, Grade III Los Angeles Handicap at Santa Anita. Of those, Cyclometer proved easily best, drawing away to win by 2 1/2 lengths over early leader Wine Police. Color of Courage was never close but earned $12,000 for finishing third. Cyclometer, a 6-year-old son of Cyclotron, ran 6 furlongs on a fast track in 1:09.02 for jockey Edwin Maldonado. After the scratches, Maldonado said, "it turned into a match race between me and (Wine Police). So I just figured I would let him run the way he wanted."
Filly & Mare Sprint
Southern Honey waited behind the pace in Monday's $100,000, Grade III Winning Colors Stakes at Churchill Downs, came three-wide to take the lead in the lane and went on to win by 1 1/2 lengths. Socialbug was second after leading and Warm Breeze was third. The favorite, Apropos, got off to a rough start and never challenged, finishing fifth. Southern Honey, a 3-year-old Colonel John filly running against older foes, ran 6 six furlongs in 1:08.67 with Julien Leparoux in the irons. "When we drew the nine-hole I was thrilled because I knew how much speed was in here and it gave us a chance to ease her off the speed if she would do it and she had a perfect trip," said winning trainer Rusty Arnold. "It was just what we were looking for." He said the goal is to get Southern Honey to the Grade I Test Stakes at Saratoga, maybe through the Grade III Victory Ride at Belmont on June 29.
Red Velvet jumped out to a big early lead in Monday's $100,000 Jersey Girl Stakes at Belmont Park and just kept going. At the wire, the City Zip filly was out front, with 5 3/4 lengths in front of runner-up Size. Elena Strikes completed the trifecta and the favorite, Our Amazing Rose, faded to get homefifth. Red Velvet, with Irad Ortiz Jr. up, ran 6 furlongs on a fast track in 1:09.21.
Gala Award stalked the pace in Monday's $200,000 Penine Ridge Stakes for 3-year-olds at Belmont Park, then hooked up in a stretch duel with Flamboyant before beating that one by a head. Can'thelpbelieving was third and the odds-on favorite, Mr Speaker, faded from the lead to finish last of five. Gala Award, a Bernardini colt owned by the good folks at Coolmore and trained by Todd Pletcher, covered 9 furlongs on firm going in 1:49.73 with John Velazquez in the irons. Trainer Todd Pletcher said a switch to grass made a difference for Gala Award. "It wasn't something we were thinking," he said. "But as soon as we tried him on the grass we could see he was, at that time, better on the turf. He has improved in his dirt training, but we're not looking to change right now." He said he hopes the Belmont Derby will be the next start for Gala Award.
Prairie Meadows
Right to Vote stalked the pace in Monday's $75,000 Jim Rasmussen Memorial Stakes, took over when prompted by jockey Israel Ocampo and edged clear to win by 1 3/4 lengths. The pacesetter, Evan's Calling, settled for second, a neck in front of the favorite, Leadem In Ken. Right to Vote, a 5-year-old Political Force gelding, ran 1 1/16 miles on a fast track in 1:43.75.
Hung the Moon rallied outside the favorite, Hitechnoweenie, in the stretch run of Monday's $50,000 Wild Rose Stakes for fillies and mares and got there first. Hitechnoweenie settled for second, 2 lengths ahead of Glorys Last Chance. Hung the Moon, a 4-year-old Malibu Moon filly, ran 1 1/16 miles in 1:44.58 for jockey David Mello.
Canterbury Park
Tell All You Know, the even-money favorite, was up in the final sixteenth to win Monday's $75,000 Honor the Hero Stakes by 3/4 length over Casteltown. El Seventyseven finished third. Tell All You Know, a 5-year-old son of Van Nistelrooy, ran 5 furlongs on firm turf in 55.58 seconds with Dylan Davis at the controls.
Finger Lakes
I'm Stoked was all of that in Monday's $50,000 George W. Barker Stakes for New York-breds, leading from the early jumps and winning off by 4 3/4 lengths. Bug Juice was the best of the rest with Sundae on Sunday third. I'm Stoked, a 4-year-old Hook and Ladder colt, ran 6 furlongs on a fast track in 1:10.07 with Wilfreda Rohena in the irons.


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LCC Mobile Applications
Currently, LCC's eLearning organization is providing and Android, iOS and BlackBerry mobile application called "Lansing Community College Online" (icon displays as "LCC Mobile" after installation). This application provides carious information (e.g. LCC news feeds, LCC campus map, etc.) and also information (e.g. grades, class list, etc.) from LCC's eLearning platform, Desire2Learn. To obtain this application, please visit your mobile platform's online store (e.g. Google Play, etc.), and download this free application.
ITS is working on implementing a new Android and iOS mobile application that will provide integration with our Banner ERP system, in addition to access* to all of the information provided by the current LCC Mobile application. The exact impact to LCC's current application will be determined when this new mobile application is launched. The launch date of this new mobile application has yet to be determined.
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Favorite Memories Tag
SUPPLIES: Cardstock: (Raven) Bazzill Basics Paper; (Ladybug, Lily White glitter) Doodlebug Design Patterned paper: (Little Man Zig Zag from Quite Contrary collection) My Mind's Eye; (Boy Blue Stripe from Snugglebug Boy collection) Little Yellow Bicycle; (One-of-a-Kind from The Thrift Shop collection) October Afternoon Fibers: (jute twine) Papertrey Ink Die: (circles) Spellbinders Tools: (decorative-edge scissors) Provo Craft; (heart punch) EK Success Other: (hole reinforcer) office supply Finished size: 3" x 4"
1 Cut tag shape from patterned paper. Adhere cardstock strip behind bottom edge and trim with decorative-edge scissors; stitch edges.
2 Trim house, sentiment, and leaves from patterned paper. Trim roof and clouds from cardstock, and punch heart from cardstock.
3 Adhere house, roof, heart, clouds, and sentiment.
4 Punch hole, affix reinforcer and tie twine in bow.
5 Die-cut circle from patterned paper. Die-cut smaller circle from center to create ring. Cut through ring and roll up to create flower; adhere. Fold leaves and adhere flower and leaves.
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It's time to mix up something delicious!
The "Mango Salty Dog" is this week's Drink of the Week.
Justin Stiefel of Heritage Distilling Company joins our host, Brian Calvert, is presenting something new to try at home. And you can hear Justin and Brian each week with these recipes on Northwest Wine Night Radio. Come back every week for a new cocktail recipe.
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Chattanooga, Tennessee
Wednesday November 19th 1862
Ever dearest Sallie, I am glad to inform you that I am still among the living, although I am not well, and haven't been since I wrote you before some two or three weeks ago at Knoxville. I am now at the Newsome Hospital here and have been for the last 10 days. I was quite sick when I came here, but am now getting well again - think I will be able to go to my regiment again in a few days. I came on here with the regiment from Knoxville last Saturday night was a week ago, and went on out to Bridgeport Sunday, but Monday when they went to leave there, I was not able to go with them, so I had to come back here to the hospital. I have had the diarrhea and a very bad cold ever since we got to Knoxville, and before I came here, I was taken with a severe pain in my side and breast - thought I was taking the pneumonia, but I am glad I got off without it, for the pneumonia goes very hard with the soldiers here. I saw one poor fellow die with it in this room night before last. I thought for a few days that perhaps the Dr. would give me a furlough and let me go home awhile and get well, but I asked him about it this morning, and he told me I could not get it, so I s'pose there is no chance for me to get home soon if ever. Yet I will not lose hopes altogether.


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Rosenthal tweets "To expand upon what I wrote, Manny decision rests w[ith] Dodgers. White Sox ready to act. Source says Manny NOT asking for extension…Had been told earlier that he wanted additional year to waive no-trade."
another Rosenthal tweet: Dodgers 5 back in WC race; might have prompted claim, or claims. Teams daring Ned Colletti to give up Manny while in race.
Heyman tweets many teams claimed Manny. No word who won the claim.
Morosi tweets neither the Rays nor the Yankee$ made a claim.
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Riding bikes is a great way to get active. Riding a bike can help you:
Riding bikes is also a great way to spend time with your family and get active together. If you have kids, teach them to bike safely from the start.
A bike crash could send you to the emergency room. But the good news is that many bike injuries can be prevented.
Follow these tips to make safe biking a habit.
Riders of any age should be able to put one leg on each side of the top bar (tube) of their bike with both feet flat on the ground. Otherwise, the bike isn't safe to ride.
Make sure the brakes are working before you ride.
If you are choosing a bike for a child, choose one that brakes when the rider pedals backwards. Young children's hands aren't big enough or strong enough to use hand brakes.
Get in the "helmet habit" – wear a helmet every time and everywhere you ride a bike. A bike helmet lowers your risk of a head or brain injury if you crash.
Make sure your helmet is certified by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC). Look for a sticker on the inside that says "CPSC." This means it's been tested for safety.
A bike helmet only protects you if you wear it the right way. Every time you put your helmet on, make sure that:
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Kids grow quickly, so check regularly to make sure their helmets still fit.
Even if your helmet doesn't look cracked or damaged, the material inside the helmet may be crushed after an impact. This means that the helmet can't protect your brain and head from another crash.
Drivers can have a hard time seeing bike riders, even during the day. Follow these tips to help drivers see you:
Try to plan ahead so your bike rides are over before it gets dark. If you are going to ride at night:
Use your left hand to make these signals for left turn, right turn, and stop.
Paying attention to the things around you can help you stay safe.
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