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Embracing Adversity
Trail running helps cystic fibrosis sufferer thrive
Brooks Williams, 28, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, is hoofing his way out of the May Queen aid station, on his way to ...
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Brooks Williams, 28, of Colorado Springs, Colorado, is hoofing his way out of the May Queen aid station, on his way to the 11,071-foot summit of Sugarloaf Pass in Colorado's 2011 Leadville Trail 100-Mile Run. It is the first major climb, less than 20 miles into the race, and Williams has just hacked up a wad of mucus that resembles an olive-green cinnamon gummy bear in both size and consistency.
The phlegm is an indicator of the infection that has permanent residence deep in his lungs. For the next 86 miles he will continue to cough up secretions, first in this gummy stage, then as something that resembles tapioca pudding and, finally, as common, stringy snot. Despite all sounds and appearances, the chest-rattling hacking is good for him: some of the mucus in his lungs is emptying.
When he was five-and-a-half-months old, Williams was diagnosed with cystic fibrosis (CF), a chronic life-threatening respiratory and digestive disease. Like most people with CF, Williams lives with varying degrees of decreased lung function, lung infection and nutritional problems.

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The Secret Sound of Spores, a musical installation
Mycologists estimate that during its lifetime, a single mushroom will drop as many as 16 billion of its seed-like spores. You can capture these spores on paper if you take a spore print (instructions here), but in nature, the slightest wind carries the spores far and wide. In a breath-taking sound and art installation that … Continue reading


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For Moretti's of Arlington, the dog days aren't just the tail-end of summer, they run the entire al fresco season. See, weather permitting, Moretti's invites guests to hang out with their pooches in the restaurant's comfortable and handsome courtyard. It's a Mondays-only tradition called "Pups on the Patio," and it's how I found myself enjoying robust Italian-American food while relaxing to a fountain splashing and a fuzzy face nuzzling my arm.
If pet-free indoor dining's more your speed, Moretti's clubby and frequently bustling dining room looks "Sopranos" set-worthy. It's upscale-casual, darkly lit, and has brash Italian-themed art and splashes of red to offset its basic black motif. Frankly, the decor hasn't appreciably changed in this classic restaurant since it opened 13 years ago — and neither has its menu. In Moretti's defense, you don't become a beloved classic by chasing trends.
Order some Italian wine (glasses are $7-$10; bottles run $19-$45) — there are tons, and you'll find ones to complement your food. Now scan the menu, but before ordering any of Moretti's many comforting homemade pasta dishes, look for "Spuntini" (it means snacks) at the top left, and get the "3 for $10 mix and match" appetizer, i.e. your deal of the week.
My bargain trio starred the Italian Combo Panini Slider. Basically, a superior Italian sub crammed into expertly ridged-and-crisp-toasted terrific bread, it was a salty, spicy, melted cheesy and pickly extravaganza with fun-to-munch textures.
I also liked the simple charms of my peas, bacon and gorgonzola, golden-brown-fried, but not greasy rice ball (arancini). Tack on a crunchy-toasted open-faced sandwich (bruschetta — but huge!) of prosciutto, fresh mozzarella and (quite sweet) fig jam, and you'll see what I mean by deal of the week.
In a similar vein, entree portions might remind you that you can't spell this place's name without first typing "More." Though resembling penne-type quills instead of corkscrews, Moretti's enormous serving of veritably sauceless Hand Rolled Fusilli ($16) was lovely pasta treated racily. Bringing the boldness were clumps of spicy and fennel-seeded seared housemade Italian sausage, diced tomatoes, could-be-more-vibrant pesto and parmesan cheese. Yeah, you'll like this a lot.
Ditto for the Veal Piccata ($21). I loved the wonderfully thin-and-oh-so-tender, flour-dredged meat and its lively lemon sauce dotted with capers — though I could've done without the unnecessary cream. Of course, there was excellent homemade pasta on that plate, firm-yet-pliant spaghetti, along with OK green beans and mushrooms.
If Vegetable Lasagna ($17) sounds like a concession to abstinence, you've not had Moretti's feel-good version. Supple sheets of eggy housemade pasta bound by creamy ricotta and melted mozzarella were surrounded and topped by a wealth of healthy al dente vegetables and a zippy red sauce. I also enjoyed the presentation of this garlicky ensemble: a nifty, (not so) little cast-iron casserole pan.
Carbophobes hoping to fill up but not bum out can score well here too, by ordering the gigantic Grilled Salmon Salad ($15). My perfectly sear-crusted, XXL-sized hunk of fish was itself worth the price of admission. But I also got a mammoth bowl of greens, broccolini, artichoke hearts, roasted red peppers, feta cheese and walnuts, whose unwelcome sweet-and-cinnamon-scented flavors threw me off a bit. On the side was an aggressive DIY balsamic emulsion. Pretty good stuff.
Also good are the indulgent desserts featured at Moretti's — variously flavored Jami's cheesecakes ($5). If your piece is too rich to completely finish after eating all this comforting grub, I know someone with a waggy tail and a silly, silly face who'd only be too happy to help you.


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When John F Kennedy was in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, campaigning for the presidency, he dined at Mader's restaurant.
President Ford's luncheon with fifty Milwaukee business leaders was held at Mader's restaurant and Ronald Reagan dined at Mader's with friends, enjoying the ethnic German cuisine.
Over the past 106 years Mader's restaurant has meant many things to many people. From the days of 3 cent beers and .20 cent dinners, through its days of politicians trading confidences over lunch to its many incarnations as a gathering place for citizens from all over the world, Mader's German cuisine restaurant has been a place like no other. More than any other institution Mader's means to persons from every background a backdrop for their most cherished celebrations. Young brides excitedly discuss their wedding plans. The famous and powerful eagerly anticipate their events.
Mader's German cuisine restaurant in Milwaukee continues to be the venue of choice to celebrate the good things in life. It is our goal to provide, at the highest level, a meeting place where everyone is welcome. Where the experience is never forgotten. And their next visit to our Wisconsin German restaurant is eagerly anticipated.
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Panther golfers open season on par 3 course
It was a cold, blustery day for the start of golf season, but the Tracy-Milroy-Balaton boys' and girls' teams took to the links, regardless, to get their season underway on Friday.
Hosting the Fulda boys' and girls' teams, as well as individuals from Hendricks, at the East Bay 9 Par 3 golf course in Balaton, the Panthers were victorious on the boys' side and came up short against the Raiders in the girls' competition.
The Fulda girls' golf team shot a 169 on the par-27 course, led by medalist Madeline Westra's 10-over 37.
TMB's lowest score came from Morgan Benson, who posted a 45, while Annika Anderson was right behind her at 49. Morgan Anderson shot a 55, while Emily Crumrine carded a 59 to round out the TMB scoring.
For the boys, TMB rallied behind co-medalist Devin Skalak's 5-over 32 to edge the Raiders by eight strokes.
Joey Felt and Rick Jorgenson tied for second on the Panthers, shooting 40, while Michael Nilius and Myer Van Essen tied for fourth with identical 42s. TMB shot 154 as a team.
Fulda's Todd Peterson shared medalist honors with Skalak, though the rest of the Raiders were unable to keep pace as they combined for a team total of 162 strokes.
Hendricks did not have enough golfers competing to enter the team competition, but Kolbe Frank recorded a 39 to lead all Grizzlies' golfers.
The Panthers were scheduled to take part in girls' and boys' meets at Marshall Golf Club on Monday and Tuesday respectively, but those have been postponed due to course conditions. Instead, the Panthers will continue their season on Thursday in Minneota, where they will face off against the Minneota Vikings and Russell-Tyler-Ruthton Knights.
Girls Team Scores: Fulda 169, Tracy-Milroy-Balaton 208
TMB Individuals: Morgan Benson 45, Annika Anderson 49, Morgan Anderson 55, Emily Crumrine 59.
Boys Team Scores: TMB 154, Fulda 162
TMB Individuals: Devin Skalak 32, Joey Felt 40, Rick Jorgenson 40, Michael Nilius 42, Myer Van Essen 42.
Hendricks Individuals: Kolbe Frank 39, Tyson Frank 45, Devin Ward 46.


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Data Storytelling: The Art and Science of Social Media Metrics
October 1, 2012
This Q&A between the Council of PR Firms and 5Loom, a social media firm, looks at how brands can use data and analytics to improve their storytelling skills.
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La fausse magie
Date: 1775
Creator: Marmontel, Jean François, 1723-1799.
Description: This is a ca. [1775] printed copy of the libretto of "La fausse magie" (The false magic), a two-act comic opera by Jean François Marmontel, set to music by Grétry. [The opera was staged for the first time at the Théâtre Français à La Haye, on Thursday, November 30, 1775.] The final scene of act two contains the music of the couplets on pp. 47-48. The library's copy of the libretto is bound with the libretto of M. Anseaume's comic opera, "Le tableau parlant."
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Writing efficient user interfaces is the main maxim, here at Vimperator labs. We often follow the Vim way of doing things, but extend its principles when necessary.
Towards this end, we've created the liberator library for Mozilla based applications, to encapsulate as many of these generic principles as possible, and liberate developers from the tedium of reinventing the wheel.
Currently, these applications are using this library:
Vimperator, the flagship project from Vimperator labs, creates a Vim-like Firefox.
Vimperator is a
browser extension with strong inspiration from the
text editor, with a mind towards faster and more efficient browsing.
It has similar key bindings and you could
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according to which mode you are in. For example, it has
a special Hint mode, where you can follow links
easily with the keyboard only. Also most functionality
is available as commands, typing
Muttator is to Thunderbird what Vimperator is to Firefox. Combines the best aspects of Vim and Mutt.
Muttator is a free add-on for the
mail client, which makes it look and behave like the
Vim text editor.
It has similar key bindings and you could call it a modal mail
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This retro 60's hairstyle is fit for a princess. This chic and classy look is absolutely incredible. The hair is flattened at the top and sides with the hair at one side styled behind the ear and at the other side, styled down in front of the ear. The rest of her hair is romantically styled in back.Ashley's haircut is medium length.The hair colour is brown.
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Project: "Support to Prosecutor's Network in South-Eastern Europe" (PROSECO)
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countries to develop and implement
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international standards and
practices by supporting the
Prosecutors' Network.
*All reference to Kosovo, whether to the territory, institutions or population, in this text shall be understood in full compliance with United Nations Security Council Resolution 1244 and without prejudice to the status of Kosovo.
Closing Conference and 5th Project Steering Committee meeting (5 July 2010, Rome, Italy)
[4 July 2010, Strasbourg] The Contact Points for Prosecutors' Network and Project contact persons are meeting in Rome in order to review the project implementation since April 2008 to date, in particular its achievements and setbacks, formulate methodological and practical recommendations for the implementation of technical assistance projects in SEE and discuss the main areas of further co-operation and support required by the Prosecutors' Network.
The participants of the meeting are expected to adopt an overall assessment of the project implementation as well as recommendations for a follow-up project.
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Physical Description

Adult chimpanzees have a head and body length ranging between 635 and 925 mm. When standing erect, they are 1 to 1.7 m tall. In the wild, males weigh between 34 and 70 kg, whereas females are slightly smaller, weighing between 26 and 50 kg. In captivity individuals typically attain greater weights, with the top weight reaching 80 kg for males and 68 kg for females. Although data from individual subspecies are not available, it appears that P. t. schweinfurthi is smaller than P. t. verus, which is smaller than P. t. troglodytes. Some of the differences seen between captive chimps and wild chimps may be due to subspecific differences in size. (Jones et al., 1996; Napier and Napier, 1985; Nowak, 1999)

The arms are long, such that the spread of the arms is 1.5 times the height of an individual. Legs are shorter than are the arms, which allows these animals to walk on all fours with the anterior portion of the body higher than the posterior. Chimpanzees have very long hands and fingers, with short thumbs. This hand morphology allows chimpanzees to use their hands as "hooks" while climbing, without interference from the thumb. In trees, chimpanzees may move by swinging from their arms, in a form of brachiation. Although useful in locomotion, the shortness of the thumb relative to the fingers prevents precision grip between the index finger and thumb. Instead, fine manipulations require using the middle finger in opposition to the thumb. (Jones et al., 1996; Napier and Napier, 1985; Nowak, 1999)

The long hands of chimpanzees also function in quadrupedal locomotion. Fingertips are typically curled upward into the palm during locomotion, and the weight is borne along backs of the fingers. Much of the length of the hand thus contributes to the length of the forelimbs while walking. In combination with the short legs, this gives the back a downward slope from neck to rump, and orients the head into a forward facing position. (Napier and Napier, 1985; Nowak, 1999)

Chimpanzees have prominent ears, and a prominent superorbital crest. This gives the brows a somewhat rigid and bony appearance. A sagittal crest may be present on very large individuals, but is not common. There is no nuchal crest. Cranial capacity of these animals ranges from 320 to 480 cc. The face is slightly prognathic. The lips protrude and are very flexible, allowing an individual to accomplish many tasks through labial manipulation. (Goodall, 1986; Jones et al., 1996; Napier and Napier, 1985; Nowak, 1999)

Dentition is typical of primates. The dental arch is square in shape, and there is a prominent diastema. Canines are large, as are molars. Molars decrease in size toward the back of the mouth, and lack the enamel wrinkling seen in Pongo pygmaus. (Napier and Napier, 1985; Nowak, 1999)

The face of adults is typically black, or mottled with brown. Hair is black to brown, and there is no underfur present. There may be some white hairs around the face (looking a bit like a white beard in some individuals). Infant chimpanzees have a white tuft of hair on their rumps, which identifies their age quite clearly. This white tail tuft is lost as an individual ages. (Jones et al., 1996; Napier and Napier, 1985; Nowak, 1999)

Individuals of both sexes are prone to lose the hair on the head as they age, producing a bald patch behind the brow ridge. Graying of hairs in the lumbar region and on the back is common with age, also. (Goodall, 1986; Jones et al., 1996; Napier and Napier, 1985; Nowak, 1999)

Other Physical Features: Endothermic; Homoiothermic; Bilateral symmetry

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Paleozoic Partner Highlight
Falls of the Ohio State Park (Clarksville, Indiana):
A Tropical Ocean Locked in Mid-Latitude Rocks
Envisioning a warm tropical sea in Indiana requires some imagination, particularly if you visit in January and experience how "un-tropical" it is! However, geological evidence shows that the North American continent was south of the equator during the Middle Devonian Period, 390 million years ago, and beneath a shallow sea. Fossil evidence shows that this sea was teeming with life. The 200 acre fossil beds within Falls of the Ohio State Park in Clarksville, Indiana, is the best exposure of its type in the United States. The limestone exposures within the park are chock full of fossils and many are in situ—in the position in which they grew 390 million years ago.
Not only has the position of North America changed, but so has the nature of the landscape. Or should we say, seascape! Middle Devonian rock exposures from New York to Iowa and south to Tennessee reveal a diverse population of marine invertebrate fossils. In places such as those within and surrounding Falls of the Ohio in southern Indiana and north-central Kentucky, as many as 600 species have been documented! These limestone layers stretch north and east where the Jeffersonville Limestone is called the Columbus Limestone (Ohio) and Onondaga Limestone (New York), and west as the Grand Tower Limestone (Illinois). In addition to containing the best exposure of its type in the country, what makes the Falls of the Ohio unique is that it is easily accessible, located in the middle of a metropolitan area with more than a million people.
How does Devonian sea life compare to today? If you could snorkel in that ancient sea, you would observe corals, sponges, shells, and many other creatures with similarities to those living now. But a closer look would reveal some startling differences—corals shaped like cow horns, large mound-shaped sponges seemingly made out of rock, brachiopod shells with a symmetry that is different from clams, there would be fewer fish, and large marine "pill bugs" (trilobites) instead of crabs. Waving slowly in the currents would be peculiar "flowers"—crinoids—that seem to be made of colored stone. Many of these animals are featured on the 2013 National Fossil Day artwork.
The Devonian is sometimes called "The Age of Fish" because most of the diversity of modern and extinct fish originated in that time period. However, complete fossil fish are extraordinarily rare. Teeth, scales, spines, and assorted bones are generally found in bone beds rather than distributed evenly throughout the rock layers. Paleozoic invertebrate fossils, such as those found at the Falls of the Ohio, are much more common.
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|Hundreds of marine invertebrate fossils are known from Falls of the Ohio State Park and the surrounding area. Here are just three. From left to right: "Pipe organ" coral Acinophyllum (lower fossil beds); a well-preserved "Staghorn" coral Thamnopora (lower fossil beds); and a shell bed with the large snail Turbinopsis and numerous brachiopods and small horn corals (upper fossil beds). Photos courtesy Falls of the Ohio State Park/IDNR.
At the Falls of the Ohio, the fossil beds are accessible to most visitors year round, except for a few weeks in the winter and spring when the Ohio River is high. There are two distinguishable areas at the Falls: the coral beds (lower fossil beds) and the upper fossil beds. The latter are exposed most of the year and contain the greatest diversity of phyla including Arthropoda (trilobites), Brachiopoda, Bryozoa, Cnidaria (corals), Cnidaria (corals), Echinodermata (crinoids and blastoids), and Mollusca. The upper fossil beds are layers containing either millions of individual brachiopod shells belonging to a single species, or strata with an abundant mixture of brachiopods and bryozoans.
The lower fossil beds in the floor of the Ohio River are usually exposed from mid-summer through autumn. Because the Ohio River drains a good part of the eastern United States west of the Appalachian Mountains, a widespread rain can cause the river levels to rise and cover the coral beds. Conversely, when weather is drier than normal, the beds are exposed earlier.
The coral beds are dominated by the phyla Cnidaria and Porifera. The fossil beds contain numerous examples in situ. Walking on this layer is like "dry snorkeling." You can see fossils from a few millimeters (if you get on your hands and knees and use a scrub brush) to more than 10 meters (30 feet) across! There are horn corals as long as your arm, including the largest horn coral in the Western Hemisphere, measuring more than 1 meter (more than 3 feet) long. Honeycomb coral (Favosites) colonies are as large as 3 to 15 meters (10 to 50 feet), though most are under a meter (about 3 feet). Colonial rugose corals (locally called pipe organ coral) are often a meter across. Petoskey stones, a catch-all term for Prismatophyllum can run 1 to 3 meters (3 to 10 feet) across.
When the river is at its lowest level, the rock layers reveal thousands of three-dimensional fossils, replaced by silica and more resistant to the river's erosive force. Blackened by a coating of manganese, these fossils contrast beautifully with the surrounding buff-colored limestone. Superimposed are numerous potholes formed by the scouring action of sand and gravel, giving this part of the fossil beds the moniker 'craters of the moon.'
The Interpretive Center at the Falls of the Ohio State Park has served visitors since 1994 with exhibits that tell the story including a "living" Devonian sea, examples of fossils, and many aspects of the geological history. The park website has many educational resources, including a virtual tour of the fossil beds, interactive fossil brochures, and much more.
Article by Alan Goldstein (Falls of the Ohio State Park, Interpretive Naturalist)
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Truman's decision comes with an obvious question: And then what? It is far from guaranteed the school can attract students who have opted to go elsewhere. In fact, we'd say getting them back is a longshot.
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People have a gut reaction to the notion of a higher minimum wage. They figure those on the bottom of the economic ladder deserve more, so they don't mind seeing lawmakers raise the wage.
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Nice write up by Kenji. I do have to say we've been discussing the use of steel since 2010 but it's good to see Slice catching up. Don
And yet not a single person here thought of marketing it. Sad.
No personal opion here, but is Kenji Lopez Alt a guy or a girl? I don't follow Slice mutch: but just wondering, not that it matters for a person with all the hoopla as a name.
New York pizzas take between 12 and 15 minutes to bake.
Scott:I started to read Kenji's NY style recipe from the link you posted, and stopped at this line:
Yes. If you look at the comment section, I upbraided Kenji there as well.
I hadn't noticed your comments on that thread, as you were unusually tardy in getting in there. I did notice that you didn't waste any time ripping into Andris Lagsdin, the purveyor of Baking Steel, in an earlier thread. You don't take any prisoners, do you?
Sure, baking steel bought in a store will be overpriced. Does that matter? Same damn people buy Pampered Chef products and think they're stylin.
Hey we can sit here all day taking criticising this Lagsdin guy but you can't knock him for trying to realise the steel sheet as a commercial product. Is it overpriced? may be. If that's true, then someone else will probably come along and make a cheaper one. Regardless, it's great that the idea is now out there and not just us pizza freaks
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First of all, I would like to take this opportunity to wish all of our wonderful KPL patrons a very happy and healthy 2013! And to start this New Year off on the right note, I would like to correct a glaring omission that I had committed in the preceding year; amends for which will allow me to once again indulge in one of my absolutely, positively most favorite topics of all...cats!
To be specific, I regrettably forgot to mention in my personal "Best of 2012 List," a book by well known cat lover and owner Hudson Talbott titled, It's All About Me-ow (special emphasis on the Me).
Intended for early elementary kids on up (yes, even through adulthood), this particularly clever tome delves into the question of who is truly in control of any household where felines may be in residence. In this case, an older and wiser cat named Buddy welcomes a trio of wide-eyed, innocent kittens into his abode; one that he just happens to share with some naïve, yet well-intentioned humans. Soon after their arrival, Buddy takes it upon himself to train the newcomers as to the workings of their new world. In Buddy's judicious and experienced opinion, success at being a housecat is all predicated upon the very well known and established fact that humans' only goal in life is to want to make their feline companions happy. But in order to achieve this lofty aspiration, the cats themselves must take control of the situation from the very beginning, thereby aiding their human housemates in finding the exact, correct paths to feline approved pleasure. The accompanying illustrations to the various hilarious scenarios that Buddy utilizes in educating his young charges are very revealing, and are also evidence of the fact that the author/illustrator really does know his cats intimately!
In my own household, there are three very special and beloved cat occupants; Ollie, the eldest, as well as Graham and Lionel, two littermates my husband and I adopted some eighteen months ago. Upon the latter duo's appearance, we were quite amazed by Ollie, who at first shunned them, but then took it upon himself to show the little guys just what it takes to be an upstanding cat and thereby fit into our family unit. I wouldn't be at all surprised if part of their training consisted of something akin to the gospel as advocated by Buddy in this book, since all three have us trained very well! In fact, there isn't one (reasonable) thing that we would not do to make them happy, from impromptu chin scratches, to sharing a cuddle, to daily group play time. We are crazy about these guys. And that's because they have taught us that to please ourselves, we must first please them. Love has never been so unselfish!
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CES 2012: Headphones
Surely there's never been such a vast display of headphones in the history of the universe as at CES 2012. From super-high-end models to bottom-feeder stuff, there was something for every budget and every taste.
In fact, there were so many companies offering headphones I felt sorry for some of them, as they sat quietly in the lightly trafficked back half of the South Hall with their knockoff Beats headphones, waiting for someone to stop by and say hi. But that would have meant I'd have to listen to the headphones, so I kept on walking. My fear of bad sound outweighs my compassion.
We've already detailed the headphone introductions from House of Marley, Monster, Parrott, and Sony. Now here's a bunch more cool new cans I found at CES. It's not a comprehensive list by any means. (For example, I totally missed the new headphones "endorsed" by the late Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls.) I'm sure there are plenty more that eluded me, but this collection at least gives you a good idea of the headphone action at CES.


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Don't be fooled by the name. The Dive Bar Restaurant, located in the Jupiter Yacht Club and Marina, is a great spot to pull up the boat and enjoy a bite and a sip. Along the city's Riverwalk district, the restaurant takes the dive theme to heart, with an endless loop of Sea Hunt episodes and other underwater footage running on the televisions, while an impressive cylindrical aquarium dominates the center of the bar.
The menu is sea-centric, with an extensive sushi menu and well-stocked raw bar that dominate the happy hour and lite-bite crowd. For entrees, the fish of the day, served either pan-seared, broiled, blackened, fried or grilled, is always a good choice, especially because hogfish frequently makes the rounds. The Calabash-style fried seafood platter has a little bit of everything, prepared Southern-style with a white corn batter.
For boaters, the Dive Bar mans 10 slips just off the patio. Whether arriving by boat or wheel, there's always a place to park.
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Last Saturday near San Francisco, the 17th running of the Miwok 100K surprised veterans of the race with a radically revamped course that many called "brutal," "epic" and "knock-your-socks-off tough."
How tough? Consider that four-time winner Dave Mackey of Boulder, Colorado, set a course record there in 2008 of 7:53, and his previous slowest time on the course was 8:28. This year, he won the race in 9:14.
What's more, Mackey's socks literally got knocked off. About 10 miles into the race, he felt friction on his heel and realized his socks had slipped down. He tried pulling them up, but they scrunched back down, which he blames not on the socks, but on his poor decision to wear his shoes a half-size smaller than usual. It didn't take long for both heels to open up red, raw wounds, but Mackey ran on (see image, taken by Gary Gellin, on the next page).
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Skip to comments.1:45 Press Briefing... What's the hold-up?
Posted on 05/10/2013 11:06:08 AM PDT by ReleaseTheHounds
The White House press briefing is almost 15-20 minutes behind schedule... What's up? Is Jay Carney renegotiating his pay for having to do this stuff (without bursting into laughter?
A_ look_ Those hearings happened a long time ago...
Benghazi II?
Jay Carney-val has to make sure the circus presents the right "news"....
Takes a bit of time to draft a Presidential resignation letter.
OK, I can dream, can't I?
When are they ever on time?
He's waiting for State to revise the talking points...
A_ look_ as we said many times, the talking points we changed several times, due to the sequestration
Or maybe Jay Carney resigned (I doubt - but can hope) and zero is having to get familiar with the lies he directed to be told today. It is hard to keep up with them.
The tail you see is illusional. It is stationary. The movement perceived is actually a dog.
It is the dog that is being wagged, poorly I might add.
It is now 2:20 and still no sign of Jay Carney...
Watch this farce, whenever it begins, Here.
Ready here, with popcorn.
Whats up with todays 12:30 p.m. press briefing with Jay Carney? The White House moved it to 1:45. Just, you know, for kicks.
Need to get all the different lies straight? RT @bccohan: RT @jeneps: WH briefing pushed way, way back, from 12:30 to 1:45
Marc T Grove (@mtgrove) May 10, 2013
*cough*Benghazi*cough* RT @jeneps: WH briefing pushed way, way back, from 12:30 to 1:45
Brian Faughnan (@BrianFaughnan) May 10, 2013
Epic spin being prepared on #Benghazi talking points switches RT @jeneps WH briefing pushed way, way back, from 12:30 to 1:45
(@bradcundiff) May 10, 2013
Theres also this:
*cough*IRS*cough* RT @BrianFaughnan *cough*Benghazi*cough* RT @jeneps: WH briefing pushed way, way back, from 12:30 to 1:45
Matthew DesOrmeaux (@cynicusprime) May 10, 2013
But mostly this:
Carney furiously trying to find some teflon coated briefs? RT @jeneps WH briefing pushed way, way back, from 12:30 to 1:45
Christy J. (@NObamaGirl) May 10, 2013
Someone just said the PC had been moved to 3:15 ET.
And now moved to 3:15! I guess they didn't want to give Rush any time to dissect and analyze.
These people really are priceless.
Innocent explanation: He could be in a mtg regarding what is going on now in Libya?
Obama is speaking at 240pm (about Obamacare), so they couldn't do it at the same time.
That's O.K., Levin can dissect as good as anyone.
Yep, CSPAN shows a 3:15 start time now.
Spin, spin, spin....
Damaging news is released on Friday.
So by the time Monday rolls around he can say it's "old news".
At 1:40PM Jay Carney was seen attempting to climb the White House gate to get OUT of the White House. Security personel apprehended Mr. Carney who was heard shouting "i can't do it anymore" as he was injected with what appeared to be thorzine. Mr. Carney is reportedly up and awake now, preparing for the rescheduled Presss Briefing.
and this
This the reason perhaps?
W.H. holds off-the-record Benghazi briefing
LIVE Today at 3:15pm (ET) on C-SPAN.org
Delay due to:
Talking Points Revision 12.0 under review.
So in a sense admitting that the MSM is an ARM of the Obama White House. Transparent my arse.
These people really are priceless.
Hahahaha... What clowns.
They have to slip the media the kickback checks cause the price of covering up Obama's lies just went up.
Ha. Sometimes I can almost hear Jay Carney-Val Jarrett: she's barking at us while his lips are moving.
The White House really held an off-the-record #Benghazi briefing?— Stephen Hayes (@stephenfhayes) May 10, 2013
You are right. Between that & Obama's scheduled 240pm speech on Obamacare...
Afraid we are sending troops to Libya...that will make everyone forget the other disasters...won't it?
It will be great if the first question asked is "Why did the white house feel the need to hold an off the record briefing to the "select" members of the press before telling the American People the truth?"
And make sure they all have the same lies and timelines sync'ed
They are sweating bullets.... literally.
We will see him with thick black-rimmed glasses soon and somewhere in his long diatribe he will tell us "it doesn't really matter".
It's OK, they can't really hide anything. Off the record now; under oath later. We can be patient and watch them slowly twist in the wind for how ever long it takes.
Bleepin' bleep. Are you bleepin' bleepin' me?
Has this ever happened before?
Pre-press conference off-the record meeting with select reporters. Bleepin' A!
It does seem highly unusual, but I seem to recall this happening before, but in regards to active military actions or something reasonable people could see deserved secrecy. Not something like this cover-up on Benghazi though.
Off-the-record... So Bush was too stupid to realize he could say and do anything he liked "off-the-record" with absolutely no accountability?
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Just like many other places around the world, here in Vietnam, the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) team is commemorating World AIDS Day on December 1. As a tradition over the past several years, PEPFAR's public diplomacy outreach takes place through multiple events across Vietnam, ranging from HIV/AIDS awareness concerts, photo exhibits and television shows, to drama performances and movie screenings.
PEPFAR continues to be the cornerstone of the U.S. Mission's health diplomacy effort to strengthen diplomatic relations with the host government and the Vietnamese people since formal relations resumed in 1995. In Vietnam, people living with HIV/AIDS routinely face significant stigma and discrimination. Injecting drug use is the leading contributor to the transmission of HIV here, followed by transmission among sex workers and men who have sex with men. Through our public diplomacy efforts, we try to show the general public that ignoring or discriminating against these key populations not only increases their vulnerability to HIV/AIDS and other diseases, but it also does not reflect Vietnam's tradition of accepting people from all walks of life.
In Vietnam, our public diplomacy activities take place throughout the year, with an aim to break barriers in stigma and discrimination against those most vulnerable to HIV/AIDS. In May, I was pleased to open the first performance of Six Colors of the Rainbow in Hanoi; this was PEPFAR Vietnam's first-ever observation of International LGBT Day, about the story of a gay man pressured to marry to maintain his family lineage, and of the struggle to maintain his relationship with his boyfriend.
This year, we also hosted a summer outdoor concert with Vietnam's leading hip-hop troupe, Big Toe, in the heart of Hanoi's Old Quarter. Our Deputy Chief of Mission, Claire Pierangelo, mesmerized the local community by rapping "Vietnam says No to AIDS!" in Vietnamese, drawing cheers and applause from the crowd. A few weeks later, Consul General An Le rapped in a similar show in Ho Chi Minh City, immediately connecting with youths in the auditorium. Both shows promoted the launch of the national 100% Condom Use Program.
Our public events to commemorate World AIDS Day not only raise awareness and remember those who have died of AIDS, but also celebrate those who are living positively. This month, PEPFAR and the Ho Chi Minh City local government hosted a soccer tournament for Methadone patients. It was a fun and lively event, with an aim to demonstrate to the public and media that patients on Methadone treatment, all of whom were former drug users, are now healthy and leading productive lives thanks to access and treatment initiation. It also underscored the significance of the treatment program in HIV/AIDS prevention among people who inject drugs, who remain our most at-risk population for HIV transmission.
Final preparations are shaping up for a large outdoor concert in Hanoi in celebration of World AIDS Day. The concert promotes Vietnam's national action month for HIV on the theme "Know Your Status." At the event, senior U.S. and Vietnam diplomats, along with celebrities in show-biz, will take an HIV test. Publicized HIV testing of such high profile dignitaries will send a clear and strong message to the public about the importance of knowing one's HIV status and fighting stigma. It also reinforces the critical leadership role of the Government of Vietnam in guiding the response to the epidemic. Fighting HIV/AIDS is a shared responsibility across the community, government, and private sector.
This World AIDS Day, we celebrate the courage and commitment of all Vietnamese living with and affected by HIV/AIDS.
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Design Two, Maxine's move downtown
There was a time – just a few decades ago – when downtown Fort Dodge was the shopping hub of the city. That was followed by some difficult years when retail commerce substantially disappeared from what had been historically the commercial heart of the community.
During the last few there has been a rebirth of Central Avenue and nearby venues as a shopping destination. This retail renaissance features an array of small shops many of which are unique, heartfelt expressions of the specialized interests or talents of their owners.
The decision by Jan Dencklau to relocate her business ventures – Design Two and Maxine's Coffee – to Central Avenue and 12th Street is very much part of this trend. She said it is a marketing advantage to have her shop close to the other specialty stores on 12th Street between Central Avenue and First Avenue South – Tillies Quilts, Studio Fusion, Xessorize, Faith Works and Bridal Visions by LD.
Dencklau said this grouping of complementary, boutique-style stores is helping make that part of downtown an appealing shopping destination for a diverse customer population, thereby, helping all the shops succeed.
"We're hopeful that there will be more shops that come in and there will be a nice little area for people to come," she said.
Design Two is now located at 1109 Central Ave. Dencklau's companion enterprise – Maxine's Coffee – does business through the drive-through window at The Dariette, 17 S. 12th St., which is just across the street. Maxine's Coffee is open year-round, while The Dariette is primarily a warm-weather venture. The primarily morning hours at Maxine's Coffee complement the afternoon and evening focus at The Dariette during those months when both establishments are open, Dencklau said.
Dencklau opened Design Two in 2003 in Crossroads Mall. It subsequently moved to 125 N. 27th St. Since October 2012, its home has been a historic building on the corner of southwest corner of Central Avenue and 12th Street.
Design Two features an array of gift and home decor merchandise. Additionally, Dencklau said there is a selection of kitchen accessories, gourmet food, jewelry, scarves, personal items and much, much more. The store also has a children's department and has an ever-changing selection of seasonal products.
Dencklau does the buying for the store. She said she works hard to find products that are both not readily available elsewhere locally and are things that would appeal to her if she were the customer.
"I prefer to have things that are more unique," she said. "Over the years, I have just chosen things that I like, rather than trying to figure out what other people like. … I do all my own gift buying. … That's one of the most fun jobs."
Dencklau said she was motivated to launch the store originally in part because she loves the creative side of decorating her own home and finds it satisfying to help others discover just the right gift or decorative product to fulfill their particular goals.
"I like to feature unique home decor and gift items for the person that is hard to buy for," Dencklau said. "We are willing to make suggestions to help them find the right gift. … As you get to know your customers you get to help them more thoroughly – knowing what their likes and dislikes are."
Having the right merchandise for sale is one key to business success, but Dencklau said attentive service is crucial to the repeat business that keeps a store successful.
"We will carry out their bags," she said. "We will wrap it for free. We will order something I don't have enough of. … It's all about customer service."
Maxine's Coffee, just across the street from Design Two features espresso, beverages and fruit smoothies and tasty baked goods including scones, cookies, muffins. Dencklau stressed that she does the baking herself at home.
While Maxine's Coffee currently provides drive-through service only, the patio area at The Dariette will be available during warmer months.
Dencklau said getting to know the preferences of regular patrons is an important part of the business strategy for Maxine's Coffee.
"We always say, 'We don't know their name. We know what they drink,'" she said.
Meet Jan Dencklau
Jan Levene grew up in Pocahontas and graduated from Pocahontas High School in 1979. She studied at the University of Northern Iowa, earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in therapeutic recreation and subsequently worked at Trinity Regional Medical Center for 15 years. She is married to John Dencklau who is president of Dencklau Insurance Services. The Dencklaus have two daughters. Ashley, 22, is a graduate of Iowa State University. Anna, 19, is attending Iowa Central Community College. Both daughters graduated from St. Edmond High School. They also both are part of the team at Design Two.
The hours for Maxine's Coffee are 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday and Saturday 8 a.m. to noon. Design Two is open Mondays from 1 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., Tuesday through Friday 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.


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Converts analog VGA video to digital DVI/HDMI video with Aspect Ratio Control
The VGA to DVI Scaler PLUS connects traditional analog video graphic cards (VGA) to DVI compliant digital monitors. The VGA to DVI Scaler PLUS enables users to connect laptops or legacy PC computers equipped with HD-15 video connections to the DVI (digital visual interface) video display format. The VGA to DVI Scaler PLUS will also work with component video sources such as DVD players and set top boxes. You can even add a converter cable to achieve HDMI video, or go further and merge external audio sources with the HDMI signal to create HDMI video with embedded digital audio.
How It Works
Simply connect the supplied VGA (M-F) cable to the input side of the VGA to DVI Scaler PLUS. Then connect the DVI monitor or projector to the DVI output of the VGA to DVI Scaler Box. The converter generates the compatible analog to digital conversion signals to make the connection between the analog input and the digital output work. Navigation through the menu is easily done via the buttons in the front of the unit.
Note:The VGA to DVI Scaler PLUS outputs a DVI signal by default. HDMI video output may be obtained by simply attaching a DVI-to-HDMI adapter cable or adapter to the DVI output of the VGA to DVI Scaler PLUS. If embedded HDMI audio is desired, Gefen's EXT-DVIAUD-2-HDMI converter can merge externally supplied digital audio with the DVI signal to create HDMI with audio, all in one cable.