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JavaScript - Fancy News jQuery plugin 159839 by radykal @ CodeCanyon
Script \ JavaScript \ News Tickers
Fancy News is a jQuery plugin that lets you create an outstanding news slider. ItЎдs highly customizable and very easy to use. You can add umlimited of news with thumbnails. If the post is longer than the height of the main area, a cool scrollbar will be added automatically. You can also load your own RSS feed.
2.0.3 – 28.7.2014
- Updated the Google Feeds API that is loading and parsing the feed URL
2.0.2 – 13.1.2014
- maxWords option not need anymore, plugin calculates the max. words for the excerpt automatically
- No pngs are used anymore, font awesome is used for the icons
- New option: textColor
- New option: primaryColor
- New option: excerptEnd
- New option: textColor
- New option: primaryColor
- New option: center
2.0.1 – 4.8.2013
- Updated scrollbar plugin, so its working with jquery 1.9 or higher
2.0 – 29.1.2013
- Better semantic HTML
- Responsive
- Infinite Loop
- Now it also supports vertical scrolling
- Links on preview elements for self-written articles
- Callback function that will be called when the list is created
- Stop auto-scrolling when switching to another window/tab
1.3 – 27.4.2011
- Now working for IE9, when you have an older version than 1.3, just download the latest jquery . It was a jQuery bug that it didnt work in IE9.
- Set the target window by yourself.
1.2 – 5.March 2011
- Now you need no more php for loading the RSS feed, because some users had problems with loading the RSS feed, I find a better solution for it, which will load your feed definitly as long as itЎдs really a RSS feed.
- Spy Effect, which lets your posts automatically scroll. You can set the time for it in the options.
- More comments in the code, which explain each style sheet in the CSS and improved documentation.
1.1 – 13.February 2011
- Load an external or internal RSS feed. Could be also a feedburner link. So you can use it with wordpress.
- Multiple usage in one site
Using SimplePie Library to display images from Feeds
Because I got some much questions how to display images from a RSS feed, I would like to point you to the SimplePie library . With help of this library you can create the HTML for Fancy News. So instead of adding the Feed Link in the option of the plugin, you add it to a SimplePie Reference.
It also enables you to use ATOM feeds and you can merge feeds from different site to one HTML output.
To get started with it, please check out this site.
SimplePie Tips, Tricks, Tutorials, and Screencasts
Third-party plugins used in this plugin
- http://manos.malihu.gr/jquery-custom-content-scroller
- http://adomas.org/javascript-mouse-wheel/
- http://github.com/desandro/imagesloaded
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3 Stars of the Week: Sept. 30-Oct. 6by Emerald Gao / Chicago Blackhawks
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1st Star: RW Ryan Hartman, Plymouth (OHL)
The Line: 3GP, 4G, 2A
Chicago's 2013 first-round pick surged for six points in three games for the Plymouth Whalers last week, including a three-point night against Saginaw (2G, 1A) on Oct. 5. Hartman currently ranks first on the team and shares 17th in the Ontario Hockey League with nine points (6G, 3A) in his first seven games.
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2nd Star: D Travis Brown, Moose Jaw (WHL)
The Line: 3GP, 1G, 4A
Brown collected a goal and four assists, extending his point streak to six games from the start of the season (Sept. 20-Oct. 4). Brown tallied his first of the season on Oct. 4 as part of a four-point night against Red Deer and currently leads the Warriors with nine points in seven games.
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3rd Star: D Adam Clendening, Rockford (AHL)
The Line: 2GP, 1G, 2A
The Blackhawks' AHL affiliate opened their regular-season schedule with a weekend split, with the second-year defenseman notching points in both contests. Clendening assisted on Rockford's only goal of the game on Oct. 5, before collecting a goal and an assist the next night against Texas.
Honorable Mention: G Kent Simpson, Rockford (AHL); C Mark McNeill, Rockford (AHL)
Simpson was pressed into action early in the first game of the season after Antti Raanta hobbled off with a leg injury just 5:36 into his North American debut. Simpson picked up the slack immediately, making 49 saves on 51 shots in a 3-1 loss in San Antonio. The next night, Simpson collected 41 saves on 44 shots as the IceHogs won 4-3 over the Texas Stars.
McNeill broke out in his second game of the season, notching a goal and an assist, including the game-winner late in the second period.
Around the System:
- Finnish sensation Teuvo Teravainen logged points in two league contests last week, tallying his first goal of the season on Oct. 4 in a 3-2 shootout loss to SaiPa and collecting a helper the next night in a 5-3 win over Assat.
- Alex Broadhurst, who was signed to an entry-level contract in the spring, scored his first professional goal in his AHL debut on Oct. 5... Jeremy Morin tallied in Saturday's tilt and added his first fighting major of the season... Phillip Danault recorded a pair of assists in that game, including one on McNeill's game-winning goal... Defenseman Klas Dahlbeck equaled his goal output from the 2012-13 season when he tallied on Oct. 5 against Texas.


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With vote, RNC pushes back debates
BOSTON — The Republican National Committee passed a resolution Friday to bar NBC and CNN from hosting GOP primary debates in 2016 if the networks move forward with their Hillary Clinton projects.
But the vote was not just about Clinton.
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The RNC's very vocal outrage over the projects gave party leaders a perfect excuse to do what they've long wanted to do anyway: get some control over a process that led to 20 grueling primary debates last cycle and gave Mitt Romney many chances to get himself into trouble with comments about self-deportation, contraception and the like.
( Also on POLITICO: RNC's NBC, CNN boycott win for Univision)
In close contests, debates matter. The outcome of a broader RNC push, launched at this three-day meeting, may mean fewer of them — starting nearer to the Iowa caucuses and featuring friendlier moderators and gentler questions.
RNC Chairman Reince Priebus got a bonanza of free media by threatening to withhold sanctioned debates from NBC for its planned miniseries on Clinton starring Diane Lane and from CNN for working on a feature-length documentary about the former secretary of state's life.
"It's all related," Priebus said in an interview at the Westin here Thursday. "It's pretty clear that our primary system, both on the calendar side and the debate side, is a mess and it has to be fixed. This resolution is one small piece that people feel very strongly about, and it relates to the entire issue that we need to address."
( PHOTOS: Republicans on how to fix the GOP)
Priebus and many of his friends on the 168-member governing body of the Republican Party have long been open about their desire to have more of a say over agendas, formats and moderators.
"There are practical, feasible ways for the RNC to control the debate schedule," said Jim Bopp of Indiana, a former chairman of the party's committee on debates and now special counsel to the RNC. "The debates should be viewed as a job interview, not an opportunity to score political points. The problem is that liberals in the media simply have a different agenda than the Republican Party does in terms of selecting its nominee. They're not sympathetic to the candidates."
Focusing on Clinton has the upside of galvanizing conservative activists who perceive rampant liberal media bias and otherwise might see what the official party apparatus is doing as some kind of power play.
Speculation that conservative radio talking heads like Mark Levin, Sean Hannity or Rush Limbaugh could moderate debates has ensured positive coverage of the new push on their programs.
( PHOTOS: Cartoons of Rush Limbaugh)
"Put together your own debates with your own moderators, whoever you want, and focus on real Republican issues in these debates rather than whether they're going to do a Hillary Clinton miniseries or not," Limbaugh said on his show last week. "In this current modern age, there's no reason anymore to treat these mainstream media people as mainstream objective and nonaligned reporters."
Without offering evidence, he speculated that ABC's George Stephanopoulos coordinated with the Obama campaign to ask Romney about contraception during a primary debate so they could create "the war on women" narrative.
"Wherever you go outside of Fox, you are going up against the Democrat Party with people disguised as journalists," said Limbaugh. "Why do it?"
Bopp, who notes that Democrats refused to debate on Fox News in 2008, wants policy experts or figures from the conservative movement to ask questions and supports less confrontational formats such as town halls. He said the RNC should play a role similar to that of the National Football League, producing the debates and then allowing TV stations to broadcast them.
( WATCH: Reince Priebus ducks Fox tie to Hillary Clinton film)
"They have certain input, but much of it is determined by the NFL — not the networks," he said. "I see that as more of the model that would achieve our goals because a job interview is much different than the 'contest' or the 'battle' that the mainstream media views the debates to be."
News executives roundly reject the argument that they are biased and say they help the lower-case-d democratic process by asking tough questions that otherwise do not get asked in an era of stage-managed events and Web videos. They freely acknowledge asking questions designed to make news but say they concentrate on areas of disagreement among Republicans to help voters make an informed choice about who should lead the free world.
But the controversy has placed two network news divisions in a very awkward position. NBC stresses that NBC News is "completely independent" from its entertainment division. CNN's official line is that the RNC should "reserve judgment until they know more" about what will be in the film. (POLITICO has been a co-sponsor of four presidential debates, including partnerships with CNN and NBC News.)
NBC chief White House correspondent Chuck Todd called the miniseries "a total nightmare" for the news division because of the unavoidable perception that the project influences news coverage. His colleague, Andrea Mitchell, has also expressed dismay. Both news organizations have reporters here covering the vote.
( WATCH: Chuck Todd: Hillary Clinton miniseries 'nightmare' for NBC News)
Priebus began trying to shape the debate process soon after he became chairman in the spring of 2011, in contrast to the mostly hands-off approach of his predecessor, Michael Steele. But his initial efforts came too late: Several had already been announced, lower-tier candidates were desperate to get as much free airtime as possible and the better-funded Romney could not afford to look arrogant by skipping debates as he got hammered from the right over Romneycare.
Debates helped bring down two formidable Romney alternatives last time: Tim Pawlenty's slide started when he whiffed a question about criticizing Romney's health care plan as "Obamneycare," and Rick Perry self-destructed when he couldn't remember the three Cabinet agencies he'd eliminate. Strong performances temporarily catapulted Herman Cain, Michele Bachmann and Newt Gingrich to the top of the polls.
( PHOTOS: Who's talking about Hillary 2016?)
This time, the RNC is starting earlier than ever to put a system in place before anyone formally announces for 2016. In March, the five-member task force appointed by Priebus to conduct the "autopsy" on what went wrong in 2012 recommended cutting the number of primary debates in half.


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96 – He always said that he lost his hair due to the heat in India
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This is a picture of my father Sydney (Sid) and a colleague having a drink at a hotel or club somewhere in India or Pakistan during World War 2. He was was as an airplane mechanic with the RAF (Royal Air Force). He is the one with a cigarette and he would have been about 27 years old at the time.
He was also in the RAF football team and used to say that they sometimes flew 1000 miles just for a football game, this was during wartime and there must have been rationing, but it serves as an example perhaps of the british attitude at the time, towards sport.
My father Sydney was born in Liverpool, England around 1916 and had two older brothers and two older sisters. His father died when he was a child and he was brought up by his older brothers Joe and John.
He volunteered for armed service when the war (WWII) broke out in 1939 and was able to choose which service he wanted, which was the RAF. He failed his medical exam to be a pilot due to problems with his ears and became an aircraft mechanic dealing, I'd presume with air engines.
He was posted to Detling Airdrome in East Anglia, it was a coastal command airfield, but they were attacked in summer 1940 by the German airforce and about 67 RAF personel were killed. His squadron was then posted to India and I believe they went there by ship in either 1940 or 1941.
When in India, they were 'posted' or stationed in many different locations, he didn't talk much about it but I do know he was in Hyderabad at some stage, and it was before partition. He always said that he lost his hair (he went partially bald) due to the heat in India. The main enemy in India during WWII were the Japanese coming through Burma, but I don't think my father was ever on the front line. He returned to England after the war, around 1945 and never went back. He met my mother at a dance after the war, in Liverpool. He passed away died in 1979.


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Anaheim Ducks send promising G Frederik Andersen back to the AHL along with D Sami VatanenNHL.com @NHLdotcom
ANAHEIM, Calif. - The Anaheim Ducks have reassigned goalie Frederik Andersen to their AHL affiliate despite his 6-1 start to his NHL career.
The NHL-leading Ducks also assigned defenceman Sami Vatanen to Norfolk on Thursday while recalling centre Peter Holland and goalie Viktor Fasth.
Andersen is the first NHL goalie to win the first six decisions of his career since Damian Rhodes did it for Toronto in the early 1990s. The Danish goalie had a 1.66 goals-against average with a .943 save percentage while backing up Jonas Hiller.
Fasth hasn't played since Oct. 16 with a lower-body injury. He began the season 2-1 with a 3.33 GAA.
Vatanen has five points in 17 games for the Ducks.
Holland returns to the Ducks after scoring one goal in four games earlier this season.


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Map Making: Thoughts On Thinking "Free"/
I should have known Free would be the mantra of the weekend. We were going to take Hope The Younger to freeload at Vanessa's Dad's pad by the beach for the 4th, but before we left, we had the op to share a cab back from celebrating Strand's 20th with Indiewire's Eugene Hernadez; under his arm, still in it's protective wrapper, was Chris Anderson's "Free". Eugene had shelled out the $27 bucks for the wisdom of the nothing economy. Meanwhile, I was still hoping that Anderson would still take me up on my offer to send copies to the 4 most influential people I know, and thus provide with a copy for the price of the title. I guess heads of Hollywood and Indiewood studios don't rank in his book. Back from the sea, sand still between my toes, I still haven't read the meme of the moment, and now must live vicariously.
Scott Macauley on FilmmakerMagBlog tipped me to Brian Newman's powerpoint on moving beyond Free, and actually how to make a living with Free. Brian answers that question quite clearly & concisely.
- Immediacy: Give them something now
- Personalization: To their needs
- Interpretation: with study guide, or commentary
- Authenticity: From you directly, signed by you
- Embodiment: Speaking Fees
- Patronage: Support the artist; Radiohead model
- Accessibility: Make it easy to get
- Findability: Work with partners who make you findable
To further answer this Question-Of-The-Moment, Janet Maslin points out in her review:
Mr. Anderson sees that consumers think not only about money but also about intangibles like convenience, access, quality and time.
Maslin, in contrasting Anderson's "Free" with Shell's book "Cheap", also hits upon one of the plagues that runs amok in Indie Filmland:
Ms. Shell's intangibles are different; she argues that moral accountability and responsibility are often sacrificed for the sake of cheap pricing.
There are four strands of argument here: a technological claim (digital infrastructure is effectively Free), a psychological claim (consumers love Free), a procedural claim (Free means never having to make a judgment), and a commercial claim (the market created by the technological Free and the psychological Free can make you a lot of money). The only problem is that in the middle of laying out what he sees as the new business model of the digital age Anderson is forced to admit that one of his main case studies, YouTube, "has so far failed to make any money for Google."
To makes matter worse, providing for Free, isn't free to YouTube. As Gladwell points out "A recent report by Credit Suisse estimates that YouTube's bandwidth costs in 2009 will be three hundred and sixty million dollars." And then it gets even worse from there:
...in order to make money, YouTube has been obliged to pay for programs that aren't crap. To recap: YouTube is a great example of Free, except that Free technology ends up not being Free because of the way consumers respond to Free, fatally compromising YouTube's ability to make money around Free, and forcing it to retreat from the "abundance thinking" that lies at the heart of Free. Credit Suisse estimates that YouTube will lose close to half a billion dollars this year.
So where does all this leave us? Indie films been losing approximately two billion a year (guesstimate: 4000 features @ $500K avg. budget; all not distributed or recouping).Gladwell's summation essentially comes down to that there are no easy answers -- but that easy answers do sell books (or at least get you a publishing deal, and the 4th of July meme of the moment).
- A good first step is to work harder to make your film better and more distinct.
- The second step is team up and start to truly collaborate.
- Try following Kevin Kelly's 8 Generatives for step #3.
- I think the fourth step is follow those rules via some of the methods we've relayed here.
- Let's call the fifth step sharing your knowledge with each other in hopes that we will find a way.


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Sunday Sweets: A Salute To All Nations, But Really Just America
You guys, we've only got a few days left to whip up some patriotic Sweets for the Fourth of July!
But don't worry; you can totally make this:
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I mean, just whip up a three-tiered cake, and then hand cut all that little bunting and stars and stripes, and then sculpt a cute little Uncle Sam, and you're golden!
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I like the springy bits shooting out of the candle.
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I'm digging those fireworks bursts - they remind me of all the cool retro styles from the 50s.
And check out the adorable ribbon bow and curly Q top spray on this one!
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I couldn't find a Declaration of Independence cake, but I like the aged "parchment" scrap on this one:
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Pretty roses, too!
It's always a treat to see mostly fondant-free Sweets with icing this smooth and corners this sharp:
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If you can't decide between cake and cookies, here's an idea: put your cookies on your cake!
By CC member GeminiRJ
What a great idea! Cookies are a much tastier alternative to fondant accents, too.
I just realized this next one is the only sculpted cake in today's post:
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So hats off to you, Connie!
This final Sweet was made for the Fourth, but it'd also work beautifully for Memorial Day. It incorporates WWII recruitment posters printed in edible ink, one for each branch. I'm not usually a fan of edible images, but this time it really works:
I love the ribbon and classic stars and stripes bunting, too.
Have a wonderful Fourth, my fellow Americans! And happy Canada Day, Canadians! And to everyone else: I hope you enjoyed the parade of red, white, and blue. :)


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A diesel engine designed for light helicopter singles has been running on a test bench in Trappes, France since March as part of Europe's Clean Sky, a €1.6 billion ($2 billion) research project. The 440-shp demonstrator is a tradeoff between car racing performance and aviation safety and durability requirements. It is planned to eventually power a Eurocopter EC120 for flight tests.
Compared to a turboshaft, the main benefit of a diesel is its fuel efficiency. Its main shortcoming is its power-to-weight ratio. The promoters of the diesel demonstrator – itself part of Clean Sky's Green Rotorcraft "integrated technology demonstrator" – believe it may make sense to use a diesel on a light helicopter. Part of the weight penalty can be recouped thanks to an adapted airframe and the smaller amount of fuel needed, for a given range.
The V8 engine that is being tested is the HIPE AE 440 – the result of a collaboration between France's Teos Powertrain Engineering and Austria's Austro Engine. The former company, which specializes in car racing, designed the core engine. The latter manufacturer rather focused on components like the full authority digital engine control (FADEC) and, above all, airworthiness.
The engine has a total weight (including oil, accessories, etc.) of 528 lbs. For an equivalent level of performance, a turboshaft would weigh between 265 and 285 lbs. An equivalent level of performance does not mean equal power rating. A diesel retains its performance from sea level to 8,000 feet at ISA+20 temperature, which a turboshaft can't do, according to Clean Sky officials. However, the demonstrator is not fully optimized, its designers concede. The starter is not a starter-generator and it has two batteries instead of one.
In September, the demonstrator will move from the test bench to an iron bird. It will then, in January or February, be integrated into the demonstration aircraft. Ground tests will last until April next year, when the first flight is planned. The flight test phase is expected to run through October 2014.
Prior to the trials, the engineers, with Eurocopter playing a major role, are using the test bench to address issues such as torque oscillation and vibration. A mechanical system will reduce vibration, otherwise a stronger main gearbox would have to be designed.
Some modifications have actually to be made to the EC120 airframe. They include engine attachments and the addition of a clutch. Thanks to the FADEC, the diesel's behavior will be "as close as possible" to that of a turboshaft for the pilot to feel comfortable, engineers pledge.
The €20-million ($26-million) program aims at proving a fuel burn reduction of 30 percent can be attained on an existing helicopter airframe.


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Lighting is often a controversial issue in workplaces. So many people with different preferences are all contained in one place, usually with fixed and centrally-controlled lighting. Some of the more agile workplaces are beginning to increase the variety of sources that light comes from in the workplace – introducing varied ceiling lighting, task lighting, decorative lighting and informative lighting. This can both provide variety across a workplace which employees can then choose by moving around, and it can add an element of user-controlled choice.
Natural light is also an important factor in this. Developers still often construct buildings whose footprint occupies near enough the whole area of the site – creating large floor plates with huge central cores. No amount of floor-to-ceiling glass can counteract the effect of a stiflingly large floor plate which only has perimeter light. Occupiers know this and are increasingly choosing to create natural light sources throughout the building – with light wells and central staircases. Macquarie Bank's London head office is a prime example of this, where they punched through 10 floors of a new building to allow light in, and created a beautiful asymmetric staircase to bring the activity of the business to the fore.
The central tenet of belief in this realm, it seems, is that more light is better. Two rays bad, four rays good.
Yet in the midst of all this focus on light, we have seen a fascinating example of a workplace which has concluded that darker is better. No, this is not a photographic studio nor is it a cinema. EA Games' global headquarters in Redwood Shores, California (part way between San Francisco and Silicon Valley) is a campus of four buildings set around a green central square. Nothing out of the ordinary, you might think. But in a significant part of one of the buildings – where the game developers work – there is darkness. Or at least that similar level of darkness achieved in a teenager's bedroom with the curtains still drawn at midday. Which, explains EA's Vice President of Global Real Estate Curt Wilhelm, is exactly the point. The people who are drawn to game development (and the people EA wants to attract) are those who have grown up being semi-nocturnal and playing games for hours and hours on end in the semi darkness.
So EA Games has created a home from home for them, with very little natural light, low ceiling lighting and three-quarter height cubicles. Walking round there is an odd calm and silence, yet when you look closer, simultaneously one of activity and creation. You or I may not wish to work in the dark, but it seems there are some who do. Is it time to consider their needs as strongly as we currently do for those who want sunshine and light wells?


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It took me too long to realize. What was missing in my life was a man. Specifically, a poultry butcher.
Yes, I learned to carve a whole chicken in culinary school, but bad student that I was, found it too much of a chore. After graduation I rarely brought home whole chickens to dissect. Instead, at the supermarket, I made a beeline for neatly packaged drumsticks and wings.
In China's wet markets, however, you can select your chicken from the poultry guys, who will pluck, carve, and bag your bird in a matter of minutes. The more expensive chickens at the wet markets are free-range, ol' skool-style, raised by local farmers who let them run around their neighborhoods and feed them grain or table scraps (consider the alternative.) The cheaper birds at the wet markets, not to mention any packaged chicken you'll find at supermarkets, are factory-farmed. These are what Chinese people mean when they refer to "chicken that has no chicken taste."
So, a poultry butcher is a lazy cook's best friend. Especially when it comes to making stupidly easy but insanely addictive dishes like Three Cup Chicken.
A Taiwanese dish, three cup chicken consists of bite-sized chicken (bone-in) braised with equal parts soy sauce, white rice wine, and sesame oil. The combination, plus some sugar and a potent amount of garlic and ginger, eliminates the need for any spices. An essential ingredient to add at the end is Thai or oriental basil, with adds a mild clove-like flavor to the dish.
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- 10 pieces thinly sliced ginger
- 1/2 cup light soy sauce
- 1/2 cup white rice wine
- 2 tablespoons white sugar
- 2 cups fresh Thai or oriental basil
- Heat 1/4 cup of the sesame oil in a large wok or clay pot. Stir-fry the chicken pieces until lightly brown and crisp on the outside, about 2 to 3 minutes. Add the garlic and ginger and stir-fry for another minute.
- Pour in the remaining 1/4 cup sesame oil, soy sauce, and rice wine. Reduce the heat to medium-low, cover, and let simmer for 10 minutes.
- After 10 minutes, stir in the white sugar. Stir in the Thai basil and simmer another 3 minutes. Remove from the heat and serve with rice.


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Billie Joe Armstrong lets out a yell during '99 Revolutions.' Photo: David Hall, for the Register
Is it possible for a concert to be totally awesome yet leave you feeling thoroughly disappointed? Of course it is, especially when said show involves special circumstances – like those surrounding Green Day's overdue return to touring Sunday night at the Fox Theater in Pomona.
As fans the world over witnessed online, last September the band's whirlwind frontman Billie Joe Armstrong had a humiliating, guitar-smashing meltdown fueled by booze and pills at the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas. Three days later, as the first part of a triptych of albums surfaced, the 40-year-old Oakland resident began outpatient rehab. An already announced leg of shows was scrapped and promotion of the trilogy was halted, making ¡Uno!, ¡Dos! and ¡Tré! – which combined have barely passed the half-million mark – their lowest-selling releases since the days before Dookie.
That's no small shame, seeing as those discs contain some of the finest (and fleetest) songs Green Day has recorded in years. Despite its gimmick and loose, prescient narrative thread – spin all 37 songs in a row and hear the run-up to a wild night of partying, followed by a sobering comedown – their current trove of material nonetheless yanks the trio away from the inflated conceptualism that felt played out and creatively stifling by the time 21st Century Breakdown (2009) largely mimicked its predecessor, the Broadway-bound American Idiot from five years earlier.
Hardly a lick of the freshly minted stuff has been road-tested. So when this Fox warm-up was announced shortly before the launch of a larger arena run (arriving April 18 at the Los Angeles Sports Arena), logic suggested that the instantly sold-out show might be extra-heavy with new bits. After all, when Armstrong and his lifelong friends, unerring bassist Mike Dirnt and precision drummer Tré Cool, revved up for outings supporting Idiot and Breakdown, they offered similar shows at the Fonda Theatre and elsewhere that presented those works in their entirety or very close to it.
Sadly, they didn't do the same here. After a robust "99 Revolutions" as opening blast (it's also the title of the tour), they sprinted through four more trilogy tunes in 20 minutes, breaking up the run only with a ripping "Know Your Enemy" – but then never returned to their bumper crop.
Instead, though their printed set list suggested options of what might have been inserted ("Nuclear Family," "Carpe Diem," "Stray Heart"), they lapsed into a litany of fierce hits and older gems (hooray for "She" and "Coming Clean") plus plenty of tried-and-tiresome shtick, like inviting kids up to stage dive or clowning through "King for a Day," 8th-grade nonsense that ought to be retired.
No matter what was played, one wants to offer encouragement toward a great punk rocker facing life on the road stone-cold sober for the first time. Still, twice early in the set there was reason to wonder if this gig might go so smoothly.
First, amid "Oh Love" (the last of the new tunes this night), a healthy and hale Armstrong said, "I gotta admit something: I don't know that I'm really comfortable right now." Thankfully that felt less like a man about to fall off the wagon than a resolutely recovering alcoholic letting his audience share his clear-eyed nervousness.
Two songs later, however, while tearing through "Letterbomb," he seemed about to exorcise demons: "Welcome to my (bleeping) nightmare!" he bellowed. "Do you want to see a (bleeping) explosion? Or do you want to see a (bleeping) party, man?"
It's hard to say whether he was teetering on the brink at that moment or simply dramatizing his plight. Regardless, he never appeared less than his spitfire self, leading the crowd in carousing sing-alongs and attacking both his vocals and fretwork with fervency.
And this much remains as constant as earthquakes in California: Green Day still roars as strongly as ever, with no detectable setback from six months off. They might even be tighter at the moment because they've got so much to prove – not just to themselves, which is probably the easiest task, but also to their skittish label still fuming over the trilogy debacle, as well as fans, whose support easily could have turned fickle.
So why not give more? Just before the iHeartRadio disaster, the band played some 40 songs in nearly three hours at NYC's Irving Plaza. No one would be so heartless as to begrudge some downsizing as they get their road legs again and prepare for what may (or may not) be a bigger blowout in larger venues. But why not have tried out more new material?
Certainly die-hards who snatched up these tickets knew the new bits, hollering out line after line. Wouldn't it have been wise to use this small show as a means of figuring out which ones are connecting and which aren't registering at all?
Billie Joe is an indomitable imp, regardless how gripped by intoxicants, insomnia and anxiety he had become. Again and again in Pomona he proved resilient, playing ferociously and selecting favorites (a killer "Hitchin' a Ride," a powerful "Boulevard of Broken Dreams") that seemed to speak to the rocky past he's trying to conquer. But I refuse to believe he's been so far gone as to require a light walk-up to major touring.
He wants to indulge "King for a Day" over meaningful new entries like "Amy" (for Ms. Winehouse) and "Lazy Bones" (which makes him weep just thinking about it)? Fair enough, levity always has its place with Green Day. And I sure didn't hear anyone complaining about getting six pummeling Idiot cuts, including the title track and a mighty revival of "Jesus of Suburbia" for the encore.
But to choose those at the expense of faithful fans hearing more of this abundant new material? That's almost as cruel as scrubbing dates in the first place. Hate to harp on this if Armstrong really isn't ready for prime time again, but would another half-hour really have done him in?
Green Day returns, with Best Coast opening, to headline Los Angeles Sports Arena on April 18. Tickets: $26.50-$46.50.


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Explainer: A dozen killer earthquakes
Thousands of earthquakes happen every day around the world. Most are hardly felt, if at all. But sometimes pieces of Earth's crust suddenly slip past each other in a massive release of pent-up stress. The jolted Earth rumbles, buildings collapse, streets buckle, and thousands of people die. These movements are nature's most violent act and take a grim toll on human life and infrastructure.
The deadliest earthquake in recorded history rattled the Shensi province of China on Jan. 23, 1556, and killed an estimated 830,000 people. The death toll was particularly high among peasants who lived in artificial caves that were dug into soft rock and collapsed during the quake. This picture shows a pagoda whose peaked top was lost in the shaking. Earthquake damage is also visible on the corners. Click on the "Next" label to learn about 11 more deadly quakes.
— John Roach, msnbc.com contributor
1906: The Great Quake
The California earthquake of April 18, 1906, ranks as the most deadly in U.S. history: About 3,000 people perished. The Great Quake, as the event is known, was estimated at magnitude 7.9 and ruptured along 296 miles of the northernmost section of the San Andreas fault. Broken gas lines, fractured chimneys and toppled chemical trucks sparked a series of fires that torched large sections of San Francisco, as seen in this image taken from Golden Gate Park.
1964: Good Friday?
The most powerful earthquake in North American history shook the state of Alaska on March 27, 1964, the Friday before Easter. The magnitude-9.2 temblor triggered a tsunami that was responsible for 113 of the 128 deaths associated with the earthquake, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The giant waves struck along the West Coast down to California, and rolled across the Pacific to Hawaii. This image shows the coastal town of Seward, Alaska, in the wake of the tsunami.
1970: Mountains moved
The magnitude-7.9 earthquake that struck just off the west coast of Peru on May 31, 1970, reduced the coastal towns of Casma and Chimbote to rubble and killed at least 3,000 people. Even greater disaster struck the towns of Yungay and Ranranhirca. The shaking sent an avalanche of mud, rock and ice down the slopes of the Cordillera Blanca and buried the cities under tens of feet of debris. An estimated 70,000 lives were lost. Here, a statue of Christ is all that remains in Yungay.
1976: Chinese region flattened
The deadliest earthquake in modern times flattened the industrial city of Tangshan, China, in the early morning of July 28, 1976. The Chinese government put the death toll at 255,000, though many geologists believe it was much higher — up to 655,000. Nearly 800,000 more were injured. Tremors and damage from the magnitude-7.5 quake extended as far as Beijing, about 90 miles from the epicenter. Here, a few tents and temporary shelters are visible amid the debris.
1985: Mexico shaken
On Sept. 19, 1985, a magnitude-8.2 earthquake off Mexico's Pacific coast wreaked the greatest havoc in Mexico City, about 220 miles from the epicenter. There, hundreds of buildings were toppled, and thousands of people died. Government officials put the death toll at about 9,000, though other sources say it may have been as high as 35,000. A triggered tsunami sent waves rising almost 10 feet crashing into the coastal towns of Lazaro Cardenas, Zihuatanejo and Manzanillo. Here, a 21-story steel-constructed building in Mexico City lies in ruins.
1995: Tremors hit Japan
More than 6,400 people died in the aftermath of a magnitude-6.8 earthquake that hit Japan on Jan. 17, 1995. Most of those deaths occurred in Kobe, the city closest to the epicenter. Many buildings suffered partial collapse, such as the one shown in this picture. Total damage was estimated at more than $100 billion.
2003: Iranian city crumbles
On Dec. 26, 2003, a magnitude-6.6 earthquake crumpled the adobe city of Bam, Iran, killing an estimated 30,000 people. About 60 percent of the city's buildings were destroyed and nearly all the rest were damaged. The event ranks as the deadliest in Iran's history. Here, one of the victims is carried to the grave.
2004: The Asian tsunami
On Dec. 26, 2004, a magnitude-9.1 earthquake ruptured the ocean floor off the west coast of Sumatra, Indonesia, and triggered a series of destructive tsunamis that killed at least 225,000 people in 11 countries. Millions more were stripped of their homes. Scientists estimate the energy released in the event was more than 1,500 times the power of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945. Here, villagers walk through a devastated area of Pangdandaran on the Indonesian island of Java.
2005: Landslides in Kashmir
At least 86,000 people were killed when a magnitude-7.6 earthquake hit the Kashmir region of northern Pakistan on Oct. 8, 2005. Millions more were left homeless at the outset of the harsh Himalayan winter. Landslides swept away villages and blocked roads for relief and rescue workers, worsening the human toll. At least 1,350 people were killed in neighboring India, and the shaking was also felt in Afghanistan. Here, rescue workers dig through the rubble looking for survivors at a school in Balakot, Pakistan.
2008: Catastrophe in China
An estimated 70,000 people died and millions were left homeless when a magnitude-7.9 earthquake hit a region north of Sichuan's provincial capital, Chengdu, on May 12, 2008. Tremors were felt as far away as Beijing and Shanghai. One of the most tragic episodes was the collapse of a high school in Juyuan. This picture shows searchers digging through the school's rubble.
2010: Huge setback for Haiti
Extreme poverty and extremely poor construction standards contributed to the devastation and death in Haiti when a magnitude-7.0 quake hit Port-au-Prince and its surroundings on Jan. 12, 2010. The death toll amounted to more than 230,000, and aid officials say it will take years for Haiti to recover fully ... if it ever can. This picture shows rescuers carrying one of the injured away from the rubble.


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Democratic North Carolina State Rep. Marcus Brandon has made history and formed the "committee for a congressional bid to seek Congressman Mel Watt's 12th District seat," reports the Charlotte News Observer. Brandon would become the nation's first Black openly LGBT member of Congress if he were elected.
Watt is President Barack Obama's nominee to lead the Federal Housing Finance Administration. If confirmed, a Democratic frenzy is expected in the race to replace him. A campaign treasurer for Brandon, a High Point political consultant, filed papers May 1, the day the president announced Watt's appointment, to create the Marcus Brandon for Congress political committee, the first step needed to raise money for a potential bid.
Brandon also makes history as the "first openly gay or lesbian North Carolinian in a major political party to announce his candidacy for the U.S. House," reports Matt Coner at QNotes.
Brandon, the state's only openly gay or lesbian legislator, joins what may be a crowded Democratic primary. ... Brandon was first elected to the North Carolina House of Representatives in 2010. He's been an advocate for charter schools and education reform. In 2011, Brandon came to the center of debate when state lawmakers considered and later approved an anti-LGBT state constitutional amendment. The measure won approval from voters 61-39 percent on May 8, 2012.
Brandon has represented Charlotte, Greensboro and Winston-Salem in the state legislature since 2011. He is the only openly LGBT member of the North Carolina General Assembly.
Marcus Brandon is also one of only six Black openly LGBT state legislators. The others include Kelvin Atkinson and Patricia Spearman in Nevada, Georgia's Simone Bell and Keisha Waites, as well as Mary Washington of Maryland.
In related news: President Obama has nominated rising political star Charlotte Mayor Anthony Foxx as the Transportation Secretary. Foxx would replace Ray LaHood, whose performance has been criticized in recent weeks due to air traffic delays.
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Barack Obama, liberated from the thrall of electoral politics, has now given us two major speeches to set the style and substance of his second term. Both were powerful; both had moments of high passion, a quality the President kept in mothballs for most of his first term. But neither was daring; neither pointed a way past the rutted politics of the moment. They assumed the status quo. They paved the way to past arguments.
Every State of the Union has a laundry list of proposals. Obama's mostly pushed familiar moderate-liberal buttons. The one exception was in education. The President redressed a long-standing imbalance by emphasizing practical education in addition to academic achievement. His proposed high school reform would no longer push every student toward a four-year bachelor's degree. It would add a system comparable to the one that has served Germany so well, wherein schools and businesses partner to create jobs for skilled workers.
The rest was not much. The President added little that was new or meaningful about job creation. He had nothing to say about how to make health care better, not simply less expensive. He proposed soaking the rich to pay for Medicare, which isn't a bad thing; it's just entirely inadequate for creating a humane information-age health care system. He did not put economic growth and deficit reduction in proper perspective: growth is far more important than deficits in the short term; deficits are a long-term problem that we can start to address now with more-effective programs rather than just a chopping block.
His views of spending and budgeting were depressingly conventional. All his programs would be "paid for," a perfunctory yet totally unconvincing expression of prudence. Why should they be? Why shouldn't government view capital investments--in education and infrastructure, as opposed to entitlements--as a necessary requirement for long-term growth, like private enterprise does? Why not separate capital investments from operating budgets, as most cities and states do? Better still, why not start a major conversation about the creaking, anachronistic bureaucracies that dominate government now?
For example: the dreadful Department of Veterans Affairs. Should veterans in the 21st century enter the system by filling out forms that, all too often, get lost, or molder in piles, or are sent to dreary, careless case workers--or should they customize their services through a smart phone, a device far more user-friendly to the generation coming home than incomprehensible paper? (There is at least one such app on the horizon.) Same for the government job-training bureaucracy: Why not another app, one that lists the programs available to unemployed workers and their success rates? Why is this President locked into a model of government that is as current as a rotary-dial phone?


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Stonelake Real Estate
Stonelake is a quiet, private, upscale community in west Elk Grove. A large, pristine neighborhood, it is surrounded on three sides by open land, including the Stonelakes National Wildlife Refuge, a 2,500-acre habitat for migrating fowl and shorebirds.
Homes in Stonelake are large and aesthetic, and range in size and style, but flow together seamlessly, helping to create a unified landscape of family homes. The streets are wide and kids can be found riding their bikes freely to a number of parks, including Laguna Stonelake Community Park and Glen Houde Park.
Glen Houde Park wraps around the clubhouse and features a half basketball court and two tennis courts, as well as a playground and an extensive grassy area. The clubhouse serves as a gathering place for many residents. It features a pool (and children's wading pool) and fitness center. Club activities include karate classes (for all ages), swim lessons, yoga, and boot camp and Zumba classes. There are also community-wide rummage sales and e-waste drop-offs, breakfast with Santa, movie nights, and family game nights.
A number of excellent schools, including Stonelake Elementary School are nearby, and Elliot Ranch Elementary and Peekaboo Daycare are located within the community. A number of shopping areas are just minutes away.
Elk Grove is located just south of Sacramento, 15 miles from historic Sutter's Fort and the Sacramento Zoo. It is an ideal community for families, surrounded by wetlands and open space, yet just minutes from the urban amenities of Sacramento. Popular events include the Elk Grove Western Festival, Strauss Festival, Giant Pumpkin Festival, Dickens Faire, and holiday festival of lights and tree lighting.
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The Baltimore Ravens' 2013 rushing "attack" ranked as the fourth-worst in Football Outsiders' database going back to the 1989 season.
There was plenty of blame to go around, but Ray Rice's inability to make tacklers miss in the open field was the most obvious factor.
Playing through a season-long hip injury, Rice was so stiff in his movements that he was even compared to the snowsuit kid in "A Christmas Story."
The good news for Ravens fans is that a slimmed-down Rice appears to have recaptured 2012 form.
The Baltimore Sun noted early in training camp that the 27-year-old "looked like the Rice of old" and "his cuts were excellent."
Coach John Harbaugh confirmed as much after Monday's practice.
"Ray has looked really good," Harbaugh said, via CSN Baltimore. "Comparisons to years in the past -- we'll find all that out during the season. But he's in tremendous shape. I've seen him make a good lateral cut. He's got really good burst, acceleration is there, vision is there. He's been very patient with the zone runs. Ray looks really good."
It's refreshing to hear Harbaugh praising the lateral jump cuts that were noticeably missing from Rice's repertoire last season.
A healthier Bernard Pierce will open the season as the Ravens' early-down back as Rice serves his two-game suspension. All early-camp signs point to Rice resuming lead-back status as soon as he returns in late September.
The latest Around The League Podcast makes sense of Andy Dalton's new contract and takes a look at the Giants' evolving backfield.


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Vermont Restaurant Week Entices Epicureans and Fuels the Vermont Foodbank
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Vermont Restaurant Week Entices Epicureans and Fuels the Vermont Foodbank
BURLINGTON, Vt. – The Vermont Dept. of Tourism and Marketing and Seven Days, Vermont's free, independent newsweekly and organizer of Vermont Restaurant Week, are pleased to announce this year's Vermont Restaurant Week, a simultaneous celebration of the state's vibrant local food culture and fundraiser for the Vermont Foodbank.
The fifth annual Vermont Restaurant Week, April 25 to May 4, is an opportunity to sample locavore, farm-to-table cuisine that is perennially celebrated in national accolades and headlines. Vermont can credit its distinction as a culinary destination to its abundance of agricultural resources and top-flight chefs paired with the state's position as home to the most cheese makers and brewers per capita in the country. Vermont's rural farming heritage has nurtured a dining culture that welcomes exploration: culinary visitors delight in fine, local, fresh foods amid the vibrancy of downtown, while admiring mountain views or appreciating the working farm next door.
New this year, the Vermont Dept. of Tourism and Marketing is cooking up a menu of lodging deals with resorts or inns that feature onsite or nearby restaurants. Vermont Restaurant Week participating restaurants offer prix-fixe dinners at three main price points —$15, $25 and $35 and some dining venues also offer $10 breakfast and lunch specials. Participating restaurants include establishments such as Hen of the Wood, whose Chef-owner Eric Warnstedt is a six-time James Beard Foundation Award nominee and The Kitchen Table Bistro, home to another couple of repeat nominees, Chef-owner Steve Atkins and his wife, Pastry Chef Lara. To date, there are more than 80 restaurants to enjoy.
In addition to 10 days of dining, food lovers will savor the following events:
- Sweet Start Smackdown kicks off Restaurant Week on Thursday, April 24. Ten of the state's pastry chefs square off at a festive competition at the Higher Ground Ballroom in South Burlington. Which concoction will be named Vermont's signature sweet? It's up to attendees and a panel of celebrity judges, which this year includes Vermont-based chef Jean-Louis Gerin, winner of the Food Network show "Chopped" as well as a James Beard Foundation Award. This event sells out. Visit vermontrestaurantweek.com for ticket information.
- On Sunday, April 27, Big Picture Theater in Waitsfield screens Tampopo, arguably one of the finest films by Director Juzo Itami. The movie uses an unconventional story structure to celebrate, question and marvel at all things gustatory. A pre-screening cocktail hour features Switchback beer and Vermont Spirits liquors.
- On Tuesday, April 29, at ArtsRiot in Burlington, teams of rowdy food-trivia fanatics compete for prizes in the Culinary Pub Quiz.
- Farm-to-Bottle: Are local libations the sleeping giant of value-added agriculture in Vermont? A panel of four food experts considers that question on Wednesday, April 30, at Burlington's South End Kitchen.
- The perfect digestif to Restaurant Week, the Bartender Brawl, gathers some of the state's finest bartenders for a cocktail competition featuring Vermont Spirits' White Snake Whiskey.
This year's sponsors include Vermont Federal Credit Union, Vermont Creamery, Switchback Brewing Co., Vermont Spirits, Farm to Plate, the Vermont Community Foundation and the Vermont Department of Tourism and Marketing, with media support from Jumponit and WNCS the Point Independent Radio.
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BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- On September 28, 2012, H&Q Healthcare Investors paid a quarterly stock distribution of $0.36 per share. It is estimated that this distribution is derived from short-term capital gains. The composition of this and subsequent distributions may vary from quarter to quarter because it may be materially impacted by future realized gains and losses on securities. The aggregate of the net unrealized appreciation of portfolio securities and net realized gains on the sale of securities is $121,582,675, of which $72,381,994 represents net unrealized appreciation of portfolio securities.
The amounts and sources of distributions reported in this notice are only estimates and are not being provided for tax reporting purposes. The actual amounts and sources of the amounts for tax reporting purposes will depend upon the Fund's investment activity through December 31, 2012, and may be subject to changes based on the tax regulations. Shareholders will receive a Form 1099-DIV in early 2013 notifying them of the sources of all distributions for calendar year 2012 for federal income tax purposes.
H&Q Healthcare Investors (NYSE: HQH) is a closed-end fund that invests in public and private companies in the healthcare industry. Tekla Capital Management LLC, based in Boston, serves as Investment Adviser to the Fund. Shares of the Fund can be purchased on the New York Stock Exchange through any securities broker.
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It's time to dim the lights, find that special someone, cozy up nice and close, and listen to one of these soulful R&B vocalists. Whether you're a fan of Boyz II Men, Chris Brown, or Beyonce, these talented songsters (and songstresses) know how to make you wanna dance as close to your honey as possible all night long. Not feelin' like a slow dance? Well they can also pump up their rhythms and blues to move from slow dancin' to a free for all - gettin' everybody up on their feet and clappin' their hands!
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About booking R&B Vocalists
The Rhythm and Blues became popular sometimes after World War II with popular artists like Ray Charles, Little Richard and James Brown. Though this soulful blues music was known to have a young urban black audience, but this deep south blues attracted audiences of all color and soon after helped usher in rock n' roll. Hiring an R & B vocalist can be a great way to add some soul to your next event.
There are a few things you should do when hiring an R&B vocalist. First, always listen to audio and watch video samples. This will ensure that you book the best for your special event. Next, be sure to get a contract. Make sure to read this carefully and watch for specifications made by the singer. As with any other purchase you would make, read reviews and get references. Talk to people in the area and previous clients about the performer and get feedback.
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Bruce Smith
Consultant Archivist Bruce Smith holds an MA (Archives & Records) (Monash Uni) and has over 25 years experience as an archivist and archive and records management educator. From the early 1980s until 1990 Bruce undertook various roles at the Public Record Office, Victoria. He then became a Lecturer in archives and records management at the University of Melbourne (1990-1994) and RMIT University (1995-2002). Since mid 2002 Bruce has undertaken a range of archival projects and has provided training services in the archives and records management field. Over the years Bruce has also been involved in genealogical research and has been on the Councils of both AIGS and AFFHO and has presented papers at genealogy and local history conferences and seminars.
In 2004 Bruce was awarded the inaugural Ian Maclean Award from the National Archives of Australia. The award provided financial assistance for research into business archives in Australia and to expand the online Guide to Business Records in Australia [www.gabr.net.au]. Bruce continues to work on the Guide. Bruce was also part of the project team that developed the Internet gateway to locating Trade Union archives – Australian Trade Union Archives (ATUA).
Bruce is a professional member of the Australian Society of Archivists, Inc and was on the Society's Council from 1993 to 2001. He is also a member of the International Council on Archives (ICA) and is a member of the Business and Labour Archives Section Steering Committee of that body.
- Be a Sport: Archives and published sources to discover your ancestors sporting achievements
- Taking Care of Business: Locating and using Australian Business Archives for Family History Research
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William M. Anderson, Jr.
As President of Mary Washington College, Dr. William M. Anderson, Jr. played a vital role in the evolutionary process that created one of the nation's finest intercollegiate athletic programs. Through his extraordinary vision and support, the Battleground Athletic complex was completed, and MWC more than doubled the number of intercollegiate teams for men and women.
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I am pleased to announce that Nicholas Clark's request to extend his Improving Perl 5 grant has been successful.
This extension would not have been possible without the generous contributions that have been made to the Perl 5 Core Maintenance Fund. I would like to thank everyone who has supported this fund and in particular Booking.com, cPanel, craigslist, Dijkmat, Liquid Web, Net-A-Porter, the Oslo Perl Mongers, perl-services.de, and the Vienna Perl Mongers.


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On the second morning of this month's teal season, Beaumont's Warren Claybar pretty much summed it up as four of us sat in a blind near Winnie with very few birds to shoot at.
"Every single time the feds come out with news of big time numbers of teal, the season is a flop," said Warren, as we looked up into an empty sky. "This is hard to believe."He was referring to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's early season report on blue-winged teal. A few weeks ago, the service released a report that said the blue-winged teal estimated abundance was at a record 8.9 million, which was 41 percent above the 2010 estimate of 6.3 million, and 91 percent above the long-term average.
That may be true, but one thing is certain – teal are migratory birds. They can be here today and gone tomorrow.
Bobby Vaughan, who lives and hunts west of Beaumont in China, says his opening weekend teal hunts were excellent. He flooded a 40-acre field a couple of weeks prior to the opener and had birds on the water within a few days.
I was talking with James Reynard with Cast & Blast Outfitters a couple of days prior to the season opener. He pulled out his cell phone and showed me some video from one of their flooded fields in Katy. There were clouds of teal flying around. They set up on that water Saturday and had a six-man limit of teal in less than 30 minutes."It was fast shooting with lots of birds," says Reynard. "We've also got a place in Anahuac that was holding lots of teal."
Hunters at the J.D. Murphree Wildlife Management Area in Port Arthur had some pretty good hunts on Sunday. Jim Sutherlin, the area manager there, says they had 113 hunters out on Saturday. They averaged 1.12 teal per gun. Sunday, 40 hunters averaged 2-1/2 teal per gun. That's very good for a public shooting area. Sutherlin says Monday was slow due to very little wind.
"We've got good habitat conditions but not nearly enough birds," said Sutherlin. "I think the blue wings are coming in then leaving. I'm not sure where all of them are going when they leave here. Maybe the Yucatan. With teal hunting, it's hit and miss."
Guide Jim West says his hunts on flooded fields between Winnie and Anahuac were very good the first two days of the season.
Many teal hunters who can afford the high price tag to pump ponds have been hindered due to water restrictions brought about by the year-long drought. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department reports that water agencies and authorities have limited the sale of water to agricultural practices and not recreational uses like duck hunting, thereby limiting the number of ponds available on the coastal prairies. The good news is that higher tides associated with Tropical Storm Lee filled marsh ponds. Hunters along the coast are seeing a noticeably large number of pintails and shovelers.
We're on the backside of a full moon phase this week. Plus, there is a weak front moving through Texas, although it's supposed to stall and move east before it reaches Southeast Texas. The combination of the moon phase and front should move lots of teal down the Central Flyway.
It's no secret that teal are highly migratory waterfowl. And like I mentioned, they are here today and gone tomorrow. If your water is holding birds, it's best to be there and set up right at shooting time. When it's right, the shooting is fast and limits come easily. But I've been on many hunts where the birds show up one or two hours after shooing time. With that in mind, you might want to stick around the blind even if the birds don't fly early. Blue wings are totally unpredictable, and can show up when you least expect them to.
"It's not unusual to have teal swarming a pond one day and be gone the next," said West. "That's why scouting can really pay off. I think with the full moon this week, we'll have a ton of birds move into Southeast Texas. Some of the best hunts will likely be towards the tail end of the season."


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The Hallmark Channel has pulled the plug on Marie Osmond's talk show.
In a statement Tuesday, the TV channel said it won't renew "Marie" for a second season.
The show's producer and distributor, Associated Television International, said that "Marie" was going into syndication as originally intended. A fall 2014 launch is planned, the company said.
Hallmark said it wants to go in a different direction in daytime: It's decided that so-called lifestyle shows offering how-to tips are a better option on TV and online.
The channel said it expected Osmond to find "great success" in bringing her talk show to syndication.
She'll find a competitive field, which currently includes veteran Ellen DeGeneres and newcomers Katie Couric and Steve Harvey. Kris Jenner is also launching her own talk show later this month, and Bethenny Frankel's will premiere in the fall.
New and repeat episodes of "Marie" will air on Hallmark through September.
"Marie" has drawn interest from groups and key stations and will be made available to several outlets nationwide, said Jim Romanovich, Associated Television International's president, worldwide entertainment. He did not specify the outlets.


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Today, Pop is no longer content to stay inside, it's ready to head outdoors! So, here's "Pop Outdoor", with a water-resistant, stain-resistant and UV-resistant fabric that doesn't fade. Washable and easy care, this fabric is also mould-resistant and condensation won't form from heat and humidity. Pop's "Sunbrella" outdoor upholstery is available in a rainbow of solid, bright colours.
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Tuesday, March 11, 2014 - 2:00pm to 6:30pm
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Please join MathWorks at complimentary MATLAB seminars for educators, academic researchers and students at OSC, on Tuesday, March 11, 2014.
Our event features two technical sessions presented by a MathWorks engineer:
- 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.: Session 1: An Introduction to MATLAB Software
Learn how to use MATLAB to analyze and visualize data, edit and debug code and publish and share your results
- 12:30 - 2:30 p.m.: Session 2: Parallel Computing with MATLAB to Perform Large-Scale Simulations and Data Processing Tasks
Learn how to boost the execution speed of computationally and data-intensive problems using MATLAB and the Parallel Computing Toolbox.
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Starting Line
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Getting noticed takes more than talent and hard work. Managers offer emerging artists advice on reaching the next level.
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Summary: Cisco Unified Access Shines at Interop New York
Many of us are at Interop New York this week and we're very excited. In New York, Mayor Michael Bloomberg runs the entire city from an iPad. Tablets and smartphones enable new and innovative ways to engage employees, guests and customers; the technology tantalizes with the promise of business transformation. More organizations are allowing mobile and personal devices for work use. But there are also many challenges for IT during these technology transitions. IT is struggling to keep up with the latest mobility trends.
As you know, we first launched Cisco Unified Access about 3 months ago at Cisco Live in San Diego. Now at Interop New York, we are announcing a number of significant enhancements to the Cisco Unified Access solutions. Our enhanced solution enables IT to spend less time running the network and more time collaborating and innovating with the lines of business. If IT organizations want to have a seat at the table and impact the business, a strong and agile IT platform is required, this becomes a business differentiator and will enable business transformation.
This is what Cisco Unified Access is all about – One Policy, One Management, One Network, enabling the IT platform to discover what is possible with the business.
Read the full article at Cisco Unified Access Shines at Interop New York.
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About Lori Eubanks
Lori Eubanks is inspired by the French Impressionists, but dedicated to her own unique approach to form. Her work is loose, intuitive and richly complex. Lori finds inspiration in her travels throughout the United States and Europe. She is most recognized for her colorful, vibrant palette. People often say her paintings are very uplifting and make them feel happy when they look at them. Lori's work is eagerly sought by art enthusiasts and can be found in numerous private and corporate collections.
"I believe in having a lot of fun in life! I express myself boldly thru painting and have a passion for all things beautiful. When I am in my studio with the right music playing and a cold Corona in my hand, sometimes it all just comes together like magic!" -Lori Eubanks