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I took some friends from Wisconsin on a quail hunt in West Texas... they were impressed with my knowledge the quarry, bird dogs, etc and gave me the moniker (after the Costner movie Dances with Wolves). Thats my first passion but this fly fishing thang is catching up.
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What an interesting name, Where did you get that from?
I have fished at Boca Paila a few times and further south at Casa Blanca.
My recollection is that there are lots and lots of very small bonefish around and a lot of permit. It sounds like they have gotten very spooky.
The journey to Boca Paila is a nightmare and going further must drive you crazy. The flight to Casa Blanca from Cancun is only half an hour and they used to have daily tourist flights. That maybe usefull for future reference.
I don't know what to make of the guys telling the bay was closed to fishing, unless
it was in the preserve, and I don't believe it could be if there were condos there.
If you look at Trucha's response to the "fishing license reguirement in Mexico" he
states "Beaches and such are federal property and open to fishing. Here is an phone
number where you can call and get the correct information. It doesn't cost much to
get a license but it is required." (underline is mine) What gives ?
Me thinks a couple condo owners were blowing smoke.
DIY in Ascension Bay Mexico
The guy that came out said that the person he bought his condo from who developed about 50% of Half Moon Bay said this was a no fishing bay. I do not believe that its a law enforcement or Quintano Roo state driven thing, I think its a localized designation and the local condo owners are left to try and shoo people away. The guy told me that he loves to fish and would love to get after the bonefish there, but that it was clearly stipulated to him its a no fishing bay. The cab driver who was shuttling me around called a buddy that fishes in that area, and the guy recommended going to flats area south of Akumal three or four miles. I don't recall the name, but he presented it as lake/lagoon type setup. It might be Cayo Culebra, but I dont know what the road access is down to there because I didnt have time to try. If I had it to do over again, I might at least start further south in Soliman bay and see if there are less condos there, as I suspect the fewer condos the less the driver to restrict it as no fishing.
Sweet time! I love Ascension Bay and Pesca Maya.
Where you did DIY why did they say no fishing? Did you tell em you were letting them all go? Seems strange. Glad you had a good time.
Awesome report! Thanks.
The scenery in the first shot is just gorgeous. second shot: Your son looks like a cool kid - you've got him off to a good start!
Ascension Bay Mexico Trip Report
Took a couple of days of side trips on a vacation to Playa Del Carmen. Wanted to share a few tips on the Forum. I booked with Pesca Maya which is near Punta Allen. They arrange for transporation to pick you up at your resort about 5:30am and you get back about 7:00pm that night. Even though the road is improved to Punta Allen, it took about 2hrs and 20 minutes from Playa Del Carmen to get to the lodge. Quick breakfast then you are on the water about 9am. I noticed the small lodge at Boca Paila was about 40 minutes closer to Playa, so that would probably be my choice next trip as I had a 12 year old in tow and it made for a long day. The guides here (from talking to other guests after) is be sure when they ask you what you want to focus on you ask them how long of a boat ride to the quarry, as I ended up spending over three hours of boat riding to and from a narrow mangrove channel to take a few shots at baby tarpon. After that, got down to wading for bonefish. The guides took off my 10 ft leader I had built and went to about a 5 to 6 foot leader with lighter mono on the butt section. After having several bones come to the fly and flare off, I switched myself back to a RIO prefabbed bonefish leader and got a few takes.
Of the 6 boats, I think there were 9 bonefish caught and a few small cudas. The areas around the lodge appear to be real shallow, non wadeable, but had a good number of smallish tailing fish to cast to. Other areas had nice areas to wade, but many of those were less sheltered from the wind and you have to punch some casts. Good polarized specs like some Habervisions or something similar in copper is a must in these wading areas, especially when the wind muddies up the water some. One boat went up towards Boca Paila and got a bunch of shots at Permit. The area has potential, the place had nice boats, Echo rods and reels to loan you, but its a long drive and you have to lower your standards a bit from a typical Bahamas bonefish lodge. I wouldnt mess with the Tarpon in this area unless its high season and its rolling bigger fish you are chasing. I think in the summer when the wind lays some, getting a guide near Cancun is probably the way to go, especially if you are taking a kid. If you cant cast and want to get casting instruction here, I think it would be very limited.
I did a short DIY at Akumal. Its about a $40 one way cab ride from Playa. I waded in Half Moon bay and went to the mouth of Yal-ku lagoon but the wind direction and waves and depth of water made this a blind casting type deal so I waded back into half moon bay and got onto some very large cruising bonefish. There were lots of small cudas cruising as well, chasing my 8 yros wiggle jig that kept him excited. Abt that time two different condo owners came wading out from different directions through the fish to tell me there was no fishing in that bay. This area has definite potential and I think if you started further south where there were less condos, and started early in the morning -- this has good diy wade fish potential as you could definitely sight fish in between the coral and beach as its fairly smooth and almost flats like. Highlight of this trip was I got to put my new Sage Zaxis to work and man that is a sweet stick with incredible feel compared to my other Sage rods. Tight lines. Pics below
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OXFORD – In the quest for depth, Woodrow Hamilton could be a very important part of the Ole Miss defensive line this fall.
Hamilton, though, believes he can do more than provide depth. He believes he can start.
Defensive line coach Chris Kiffin tells his players there are no starters right now, and that fuels the passion for Hamilton, a redshirt freshman, to get on the field for the first time.
"To be honest, I want it. I want to show them I want it. I want to do so great. Like it's unexplainable, but I see myself as a one, because I don't see myself under nobody," he said.
For much of spring drills, Hamilton was under nobody. Injuries to Bryon Bennett and Uriah Grant allowed Hamilton the opportunity spend most of the time running first team.
Bennett is back, and Grant is returning from shoulder surgery.
Hamilton goes into August camp – which begins Saturday – listed second to Bennett, a third-year sophomore, at defensive tackle.
Hamilton (6-foot-3, 295) played both tackle and nose in the spring, a plan that will continue. He could be a starter at neither position but a factor at both.
"Bryon was our starter heading into spring, Bryon got hurt, and Woody was rotating back and forth. Depending how it goes in the summer, I'm going to give him the opportunity to play both spots and see how it pans out," Kiffin said.
Bennett appeared in 12 games last year, starting eight, and finished with 15 tackles, 2.5 behind the line and one quarterback pressure.
The starter at nose tackle going into camp is Gilbert Pena, a senior who appeared in 10 games last year, his first as a junior college transfer.
Grant's injury underscores the need for versatility at the down spots. Kiffin says he wants his players to be able to switch out among the two spots, and the techniques involved make them "completely different positions," he said.
Carlton Martin, a third-year sophomore like Bennett, his former high school teammate, is another young player competing for playing time. He registered seven tackles and two pressures in 11 games last year.
Hamilton was a Class 4A all-state player at Raleigh and ranked among the top 25 recruits in Mississippi.
"He's a hard worker, and he's coachable," linebacker Mike Marry said. "He listens to the older players who have played the position, and he's going to make a big impact in the trenches."
Hamilton says it's important for him to make a big impact early in camp.
"I'm trying to come in strong and let everybody know I love what I do, and I do what I love, which is playing for Ole Miss," he said.
If he stays healthy there will be a lot of playing in Hamilton's future.
"I've been pleased with Woody. He's going to be an All-SEC player one day. He's a pup. He's got to come along," Kiffin said.


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Friday, 5 August 2011
Seeing the good for the trees
Recently I was asked if I could produce a more intelligible representation of pages like this. I was reminded initially of a decision tree, mainly because we already make use of these tools in our documentation as a way to help users select the most appropriate algorithm (or NAG routine) for the solution of their problem. For example, figure 1 shows one of the decision trees which is part of the documentation for chapter D01 of the NAG Fortran Library, which deals with numerical integration, or quadrature.
This chapter currently contains twenty-nine routines, each of which is tailor-made for a different type of problem (e.g. integrands defined as a set of points or a function, functions that contain singularities, integration intervals that are finite, semi-infinite or infinite, etc), and the decision tree guides the user to a correct choice by asking questions about their problem.
Recasting the implementation list as a decision tree (with questions such as "what platform?", "what operating system?", "what compiler?") seemed, then, to be the way forward. However, I was conscious that I didn't want something which was as as set in stone as figure 1; for one thing, I was unsure about the initial layout of my tree. I also knew that the tree would require maintenance as new implementations became available - for example, the latest release of the NAG Fortran Library is currently being made available on more platforms, and the picture (and the list) will have to be periodically updated to reflect this. In addition, because the tree only contains branching nodes (points at which the path diverges) and leaf nodes (points at which the path terminates) but no converging nodes (points at which several paths come together), it could quickly become very large, and difficult to draw by hand.
Fortunately, there are a range of options for the display of decision trees. Some of these - for example, this one and this one - also incorporate the calculation of the tree itself (for use in machine learning applications), but this isn't necessary in the present example because we already have the structure of our tree. The display of trees and graphs is an active research area (see, for example, here) and there is a variety of freely-available applications (for example this one and this one) which can be used. In the end, I chose prefuse, which is a Java-based toolkit for building interactive applications in information visualization, chiefly because their treeview demo appeared to be close to what I wanted to do.
I downloaded the prefuse distribution and, after some only limited success with the supplied build script, followed the advice of the documentation and built it from within the Eclipse IDE (more specifically, their advice was to use Eclipse "if you are a Java novice", which certainly rang a bell with me). Adapting the treeview demo to my purposes was very straightforward because the tree structure and node names are read in as an XML file whose format is very simple (there are essentially just three elements: tree, branch and leaf; these are labelled via attributes). Figure 2 is a screen shot of the treeview demo running as a Java applet in the browser, displaying the implementation information for the NAG Fortran Library (i.e., based on the information presented here).
The instructions at the bottom of the web page give the details of the applet's interface: how the user can pan, zoom and also change the orientation of the tree from its default left-to-right ordering. Clicking on any of the nodes expands the tree from that point (and collapses any expanded node at the same level) which facilitates navigation. Figure 3 shows the applet being used to determine the appropriate implementation of the NAG Fortran Library for applications built on machines having the Sun X64 architecture, and using the Sun Studio 11 compiler; its NAG product code is FLSA622DCL.
In a similar fashion, Figure 4 is a partial screenshot of the applet being used to select the correct implementation of the NAG Fortran Library for applications built on machines having the AMD64 architecture, and using the GNU Fortran compiler with the ILP64 data model; its NAG product code is FLL6A22DHL. Note that, in this screenshot, the orientation of the tree has been switched to a top-to-bottom ordering, which might be easier to navigate for some users.
The applet is currently being tested internally at NAG, but initial feedback seems to indicate that its presentation of the implementation data represents a helpful supplement to the list format which has been in use up until now.
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Have you considered even a simpler representation than trees? For example, just filtering the list?
I think that a tree representation is very useful for "heterogeneous data" where branches of the tree look different, for example, one choice (optimization->local) opens other possibilities then the other (optimization->global). If you have several criteria and (more or less) all combinations make sense it is often useful to offer choices in a different manner.
How would filering look like?
Imagine that, by default, you would see all the implementations on the page (as you can see now) but there would be a pulldown menu above each column which would filter out everything except the chosen item.
The categories could be "platform/architecture" "mark" "compiler" or even more dynamically loaded to refine your search.
The advantage would be:
* no enforced order of choices (you don't need to start with architecture, you can ask "what architectures are available for the latest mark" or "what libraries are available for my compiler")
* no need to load Java applet, which took over 20s with the demo example
* in general faster and more portable (because not everyone allows Java to run)
* you don't need to narrow the search to the last leaf/single item
Thanks for that, Jan. You make a good argument for the advantages of just filtering the list, which I hadn't previously considered - largely because, having thought of the tree (and discovered an easy-to-use implementation of it), I stopped looking for alternative representations. However, I think the final say on utility will come from the internal users at NAG; I'll bear your suggestion in mind if they end up seeking other alternatives to the list representation.ReplyDelete
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As kids we would have given our left leg for an Dodge M37 as our first rig, and we know that every one of our friends would have died to ride in it. When Rob Bonney found this '52 M37 for $400 at age 14, he thought he found a gold mine. He drove it home on dirt roads, smiling from ear to ear, and basked in the envy of his friends.
The old Dodge M37 may not be much to look at to some, but we and other 4WOR readers see right through the dents and rust and ogle over this truck as a thing of beauty.
Rob used this beast as a daily driver for over 10 years after its purchase and built it up as the years rolled by. He honed his fabrication skills on the rig, modifying it while he worked at Renegade Fabrication and now 4-Wheeler's Supply in Phoenix. We found Rob in Moab, Utah, wheeling the Dodge like it was a small Jeep-we're still jealous!
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Finally used the hacked divine code to modify /etc/pcmcia/network.opts so that it figures out what system I'm on. Works. Brings up the network at work and leaves it down at home where the pcmcia modem/network card where only one can be active at a time. Note: need to send mods to divine upstream.
Wonderful storm this afternoon. Great wind and the rain blew in even under the roof at the front of the building. Great. I just love storms. No lightning or thunder though. :( maybe soon. Was snowing in Asheville.
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Buffy and Angel night! :)
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I like being able to sit in my bed, watch television and hack, but laptop keyboards really suck, and I really should have gotten a bigger screen. 800x600 is not enough.
Working on new xemacs package for woody. Most of the changes done long ago, but now finally have my keys again. Packages done. Looks ok. uploading now. Man I hate uploading this thing over a 56k modem.
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Parade might be the best musical, as well as the most unlikely one, that you've never seen. Its one-line plot description isn't exactly alluring. Not only is it about the murder of a child, it's about anti-Semitism in the South, in that the accused killer was Jewish.
Given a marvelous production by the Brown University/Trinity Rep Consortium through December 11, it's directed by Talya Klein. With book by Alfred Uhry and music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown, it was co-created and directed on Broadway in 1998 by Harold Prince, winning Tonys for Best Book and Original Musical Score.
Yet, given its storyline, it wasn't popular, and closed after a short run. Can't take the truth, Manhattan theater audiences?
It's based on the 1913 murder in Atlanta of a young female worker. Standing accused in a subsequent trial was the Jewish superintendent of the pencil factory, Leo Frank (Charlie Thurston). The anti-Semitism comes into play not only with the prosecutor's enthusiasm in latching onto him as prime suspect but also in the ease with which witnesses were found to implicate him, sometimes by blatantly lying. Frank couldn't have fit their stereotype better if he had been picked from central casting, being not only a Yankee but a Yankee from Brooklyn, reluctantly having moved to Atlanta for work four years earlier.
This production is performed in the round, so we as well as the ensemble surround the action like co-conspirators in the large open space of the Pell Chafee Performance Center. A small orchestra plays behind the actors, but they wear microphones, so not much is lost to the background volume.
Everyone in this story has a strong emotional involvement in the proceedings, so the musical component of Parade is all the more important, since it's such an emotion megaphone. Amplifying that is the non-naturalistic presentation: white greasepaint emphasizes the racist bias of some of the characters, including an African American couple.
Thurston catapults Leo Frank on a compelling dramatic arc, from constantly irritable toward his wife at the beginning to warmly appreciative of her toward the end, when her support is all he has. Lucille Frank (Caroline Kaplan) goes through her own changes, from being so self-conscious of being stared at that she doesn't want to attend his trial to growing into a compassionate helpmate. By the time she is singing, in lovely voice, "You Don't Know," as a defense of his character, the story has become quite affecting. (The vocal talent varies, but Thurston, Will Austin, and Darien Battle also deserve singling out for kudos.)
Frank admits to having spoken to the victim, 13-year-old Mary Phagan (Emeline Herreld), not long before she was strangled, paying her for her work that week. Mary's body was found the next day in the factory basement.
The prosecutor, Hugh Dorsey, is given a zealous verve by Will Austin, as he buckles down to the business of making sure somebody hangs for the crime. He's encouraged by eager crime reporter Britt Craig (Philippe Bowgen), who makes sure that fairness and journalistic restraint don't stand in the way of a good story. The night janitor at the factory, Newt Lee (Battle), is briefly interviewed as a suspect and is appropriately terrified, knowing the usual outcome of such queries for black men.
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Tupelo High coach Lucas Smith may wait until Saturday – the day of the state swim meet – to determine the lineups for his boys relay teams.
"I know that's bad to say, but I have no idea," Smith said earlier in the week. "I may spread our swimmers around. I just don't know where our best points will be."
Smith's Golden Wave boys team finished second to rival Madison Central two weeks ago in the North state meet. The Jaguars will be Tupelo's top competition in Saturday's MHSAA Class II Swim Championships at Delta State University in Cleveland.
Madison Central won the North meet with 124 points while Tupelo was second with 111.
"That's a lot to make up," Smith said. "It can be done."
Smith knows that making the right decisions on relay personnel could prove beneficial in the points standings.
"I'm practicing everybody on all the relays this week," he said.
Tupelo's boys have won five consecutive state championships in the pool and six overall.
The Lady Wave, the defending girls state champion, has won two of the last three years and 10 overall since 1996. Tupelo won the North title by 42 points against rivals Oxford and Starkville.
"The girls are going to have to swim faster at state for us to win," Smith said. "It's going to be a lot closer than at North state."
At the North meet, the Lady Wave's Bailey Scott won the 50 free in 24.50 and the 100 free in 54.69 while Cris Roberts won the 100 fly in 1:01.05 and the back in 1:03.14.
For the Tupelo boys, Colton Fremont won the 100 fly in 55.48 and 200 IM in 2:03.99 at the North half.
Also, Tupelo Christian Prep's Benjamin Jones won the 500 free at North state while Ripley's Rachel Dees captured the 100 fly and 100 breast.


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I went the two-handed and heavy armor route. I went all the way to the top perks in both. I use a warhammer as my primary weapon. Thing deals 630+ damage with two enchantments. Armor rating is over 1300. My restoration ability is very respectable.
I pretty much focused on getting the right perks in two-handed, heavy armor, enchanting and alchemy in order to walk around and worry about nothing. I can punch a giant to death in a matter of seconds if I want lol.
I use alchemy to create ridiculous potions to help me craft and enchant better weapons and armor. Then the two-handed and heavy armor perks take over from there.
I can't wait to become a vampire lord and get dragonbone weapons.
I've owned this game since last November and haven't played it yet
I finally finished Oblivion a few months ago. I'd had that game for years. I've been playing Skyrim pretty steady since then.
I'm just roaming and looking for caves. I've got to be careful it's very easy to lose track of time and get totally sucked into that game.
I started a few different guys. I find the game is MUCH easier if you keep it simple and use two handed weapons. I wasn't even going to use a bow, but I need it for Giants and those robot things that attack with steam. It will take me years to finish this game. The music is a trip.
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Furniture maker-turned-painter Christian Snedeker showcases his body of oil paintings at this month's show at Ella Walton Richardson Fine Art. Snedeker's work displays tranquil scenes from around the Lowcountry and beyond, including some spots Charleston residents are sure to recognize. Stop in Friday, March 1 from 5 to 8 p.m. for a reception and a chance to meet the artist. Ella Walton Richardson Fine Art, 58 Broad St. Monday-Saturday, 10am-5pm. Free. (843)722-3660, www.ellarichardson.com


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Meet Your 112th CongressA quick guide to the gay-bashing, detainee-abusing, coal-fired, bayonet-fixing class of 2011.
Well that was fun. On Tuesday, Democrats were handed one of their biggest electoral setbacks in recent memory, losing 60-plus seats in the House, and another 7 in the Senate. It's out with progressive stalwarts like Tom Perriello, and Russ Feingold, and in with, well...what, exactly? Here's a quick guide to the incoming freshmen. [Read MoJo's special report on the 2010 elections here.]


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Iggy Azalea Talks Rye Rye Collaboration, T.I.'s Lessons & Her 'Taylor Swift Moment'
Iggy Azalea hasn't gotten used to being famous yet. Over the last six months, the Aussie rapper has gone from Internet star to having all of hip-hop's ears turned in her direction. Cutting her teeth in Atlanta before heading to L.A., Azalea , born Amethyst Amelia Kelly, fell in love with rap at age 11, after hearing Tupac's song "Baby Don't Cry." Three years later, she started rapping and moved to the states before she was 21.
Like many up-and-coming rhymers, Azalea started posting her music on YouTube, and amassed a solid fan following. Among the tracks that garnered her the most hits was the sexually explicit, bass heavy track "Pu$$y." Out the gate, Azalea's aggressive flow, with a hint of a southern accent, is the last thing one would expect from a platinum blonde white girl from down under. But maybe that's why she's so appealing. Although hip-hop has no race requirements, there's no denying that the number of successful white rappers are few and far between. In the last year alone, a handful of white female rappers have emerged, namely Kreayshawn, her sidekick V-Nasty, K-Flay and Azalea herself, who are bending rules when it comes to what rappers can both look and sound like.
By the end of 2011, Azalea's digital buzz landed her in the middle of a bidding war between Def Jam and Interscope Records. In the end, the latter label won her over, while T.I. also signed her to his Grand Hustle imprint. Yet being in the bright glare of the media also turned her into a target. After becoming the first woman to adorn XXL's coveted 2012 Freshman Class cover, Azalea was called out by fellow rap newcomer Azealia Banks, who pegged her as a racist. Banks opened the floodgates to a tidal wave of criticism which, at its peak, found Grand Hustle's newest star clarifying, then apologizing for using the term "runaway slave master" on the track, "D.R.U.G.S."
Now that all the chatter has died down, Azalea has been quietly spending time in the studio in Atlanta, only coming out to respond to other female rappers who can't seem to stop blasting her. The latest, Eve, admitted that she "can't really f— with her music," and questioned the authenticity of her look. With what could have blown up into a unnecessary beef averted, Azalea remains less focused on her would-be competitors and more interested in making good music. Her forthcoming debut LP, The New Classic, which she describes as "a little bit of bragging and a little bit of complaining," is among the most anticipated records in the game. With T.I.'s endorsement, the rest of the year will be about Azalea putting out a record which she hopes will live up to its name, and who knows, maybe it'll win over some of her opponents in the process.
Read on as she gives details on her collaboration with rapper Rye Rye, the lessons T.I. has taught her and explains why she felt a little bit like Taylor Swift not too long ago.
Watch Iggy Azalea's "Pu$$y"
Have the last few months felt like a whirlwind?
In some respects. I think that it doesn't seem so crazy until you look at it in retrospect, and it's like, "Wow, things are actually moving pretty quick," you know what I mean. I feel like most of the days I'm just in Atlanta recording so it doesn't seem that fast, but then I look at the platform changing, and the things I'm doing that keep being more legit, and I start to realize "This is going pretty quick!"
You mentioned being in the studio. Can you tell me about the sound of the records you're making?
God, they're so extreme. Some stuff is very base-driven, stripped down, more southern-sounding. Then other stuff is more mood and closer to my ignorant [side]. I kind of like have two different zones. It's ratchet, then introspective, I guess [laughs]. Those are the two sounds, and I'm trying to glue all the things together, and find things that will make it cohesive. I got all my singles and stuff picked out, all the big records that really matter are done. Now it's just trying to find the glue to stick it all together.
Why did you choose "Murda Bizness" as your first single?
Just because I think it's a fun record. I always like to start things off pretty lighthearted. I did that with "Pu$$y" too — something you can kind of dance to a little bit. I feel like you can dance to that thing. I don't know, I do! I don't like to come in like, "I'm super serious." I don't think people take me that seriously. I don't wanna come out and be talking about something crazy like abortions or something, and people think, "Whoa! What is her record going to be like?" Of course I have those serious records, but I just wanted it to be more fun and lighthearted.
What other songs off The New Classic can you give me the scoop on?
It's hard to give specific details for what's going on the album. I really haven't picked what will go on the album and what I might just put out, but I did do a song with Trey Songz ["Waste It All"] that's kind of unexpected. The beat, and the way he sings, it's kind of different [from] his regular style. I'm going to put that out, probably before the album. I met with Cee Lo [Green] the other day; I love his voice. I really want to find something that he can be involved with, probably for the album. [There are] a few other people that are in the works, but I'm not sure if they'll make the album or what we'll do with it. It's really hard to say when you don't have all the elements of a record done. I don't know what's going to keep the storyline of the record, and what I can keep.
What have you learned from being around T.I.?
Probably how to be a calmer person. Having been incarcerated and [going] through all the things he's gone through, it takes so much to get T.I.'s blood boiling. I feel like some days it takes just the smallest little pinch to get mine all the way at 100 degrees! Being around him and seeing how he's so unfazed by it all, I really like that about him. It's so easy to become an angry person with all the things that you feel are misprinted or misunderstood, and he's one of the happiest people I know. Just watching how he deals with it all is teaching me how not to be affected by that kind of stuff.
Do you feel like the "slave master" lyric being misconstrued affected the way you felt about the media?
Yeah, it affected it a lot. It was just a big arrow in my heart. There have been a few things, not just that. There have been a few things, as well as personal stuff, that annoys you the most, because those are the things that are closest to your heart. I felt wronged by the media because I always did my [best] to befriend you guys. Everybody would always say, "Be careful of them," and I would say, "They're not all bad." Then things like that [the "slave master" controversy] would happen, and it made me feel so burnt by them.
When the XXL cover came out I saw how everything changed for you, in one day. I can only imagine how it was for you to go through that.
It was frustrating because I felt like that was supposed to be a poignant moment for me and it got taken away. I kind of felt like Taylor Swift and Kanye West and I was Taylor Swift. I felt like this is supposed to be my moment, this is my great achievement, it's great for me and it's great for my country, it's great for women, and I felt like it got stolen from me in a sense. It was supposed to be a happy day and it got twisted around, and it disappointed me, and annoyed me because I had been anticipating that [cover] coming out as a celebration, and it really turned into the opposite. It was just mudslinging, and I felt disappointed by the whole thing. But I'll have other moments, and they will be mine. I'll make sure of it.
Being that you were the first woman to get that cover, who are some of the female rappers you look up to?
I love Missy Elliott. I say it all the time. She's my No. 1 female. She's a writer, she has the crazy videos, she just does her own thing. She pulls her own as a singer, a rapper, everything. She's one of the greatest girls ever, and I love her.
What do have to say about the lack of unity among female rappers?
I don't know because I don't think I'm the one that does it. I can't help what other people say. I think it sucks because a lot of times these girls, I like [their] music, but I feel like a lot of times [with] stuff like that it's going to be both of the people that are getting a bad rap. But I'm not the one starting this stuff. I'll never understand it.
Me and [Interscope Records artist] Rye Rye, we're doing a record together. She hit me up and was like, "Hey what do you think?" and I was like, "You know what? I would love to do this record with you." It's not enough records like that, it just doesn't happen. I just think there's a lack of respect in general. You don't even have to do collaborations [with other female rappers, but] I don't understand why it's so hard to keep your mouth closed about things.
Well, you'll have the opportunity to prove everybody wrong with your album.
I mean at the end of the day, if an artist dislikes me, I don't mind because the artists aren't fans. An artist isn't going to buy 100 records, or even by a ticket to my show, so it's not something that annoys me so much. Fans will like what they want. Me disliking someone, or them disliking me, it doesn't stop a fan from liking what they're gonna like. That's just how it is. You [other female rappers] don't stop the checks, you don't create the checks. I currently do that for me. If you're going to be mad, be mad with the checks [laughs].
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Samba Steak Stir-Fry
Samba Steak Stir-Fry
Total Recipe Time: 25 to 30 minutes, makes 4 servings
- 1 pound round tip steaks, cut 1/8 to 1/4 inch thick
- Pico de Gallo (recipe follows)
- 3 teaspoons vegetable oil, divided
- 1-1/2 cups thinly sliced bell pepper, any color
- 1/2 medium white onion, cut into 1/2-inch wedges
- 1 medium jalapeño pepper, thinly sliced
- Salt
- 8 small whole wheat tortillas (about 6-inch diameter), warmed
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1-1/2 teaspoons ground chipotle chile pepper
Pico de Gallo: Combine ¾ cup chopped tomatoes, ¼ cup chopped white onion, 3 tablespoons chopped fresh cilantro, 2 teaspoons minced jalapeño pepper, 1 tablespoon fresh lime juice in medium bowl. Season with salt, as desired.17995088
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- Heat 1 teaspoon oil in large nonstick skillet over medium-high heat until hot. Add bell pepper, onion and jalapeño; stir-fry 5 to 8 minutes or until vegetables are crisp-tender. Remove from skillet; keep warm.
- Heat 1 teaspoon oil in same skillet until hot. Add half of beef; stir-fry 1 to 2 minutes or until outside surface is no longer pink. (Do not overcook.) Remove from skillet; keep warm. Repeat with remaining 1 teaspoon oil and beef.
- Return all beef and vegetables to skillet. Season with salt, as desired. Serve beef mixture in tortillas; top with Pico de Gallo.
Cook's Tip: A twelve-inch cast iron pan may be substituted for large nonstick skillet. Cooking times will remain the same.
Nutrition information per serving: 510 calories; 14 g fat (4 g saturated fat; 3 g monounsaturated fat); 75 mg cholesterol; 686 mg sodium; 61 g carbohydrate; 9.8 g fiber; 37 g protein; 4.8 mg niacin; 0.5 mg vitamin B6; 1.3 mcg vitamin B12; 6.1 mg iron; 26.9 mcg selenium; 4.2 mg zinc; 95.8 mg choline.This recipe is an excellent source of fiber, protein, niacin, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, iron, selenium and zinc; and a good source of choline.
Ranchero Beef and Rice Skillet
Total Recipe Time: 20 minutes, makes 4 servings
- 1 pound ground beef
- 1 medium red or green bell pepper, cut into 1/2-inch pieces
- 1 large garlic clove, minced
- 1 tablespoon chili powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 3 cups cooked rice, cooled
- 1 cup frozen peas, thawed
- 3/4 cup salsa
- Heat large nonstick skillet over medium heat until hot. Add ground beef, bell pepper and garlic over medium heat 8 to 10 minutes, breaking beef up into 3/4-inch crumbles. Remove drippings. Season with chili powder and salt.
- Add rice to skillet; mix well. Continue cooking 2 minutes or until rice is hot; stir occasionally. Stir in peas and salsa; heat through.
Nutrition information per serving, using 80% lean ground beef: 448 calories; 16 g fat (6 g saturated fat; 7 g monounsaturated fat); 76 mg cholesterol; 763 mg sodium; 45 g carbohydrate; 5.5 g fiber; 30 g protein; 10.6 mg niacin; 0.7 mg vitamin B6; 2.4 mcg vitamin B12; 4.9 mg iron; 28.4 mcg selenium; 6.5 mg zinc; 90.7 mg choline.This recipe is an excellent source of fiber, protein, niacin, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, iron, selenium and zinc; and a good source of choline
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Re las vegas--PRETEND you are a VIP --gamble once in a VIP room --all casinos have them- and then ask for COMPS --all the free stuff LV is famous for
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Our first stop on Route 1 was Carmel and Monterey. Carmel is known for its boutique shops, antique jewellery stores, fine restaurants, art galleries and unique scenery – a sort of cultural getaway (all wasted on us except the restaurants and the beautiful beaches). We spent 2 nights in Carmel visiting Monterey bay on the second day. Monterey is known for its diving and its aquatic wildlife which includes whales, seals, sea otters and sea lions that are at home in the big kelp fields just off the main shore. We were lucky enough to catch a glimpse of a sea otter and many sea lions that at this time of the year come ashore to malt. In Monterey we hired bikes and rode along the 17mile scenic coast line – absolutely stunning – this gets a special mention as this was the first time in 16 years that Kate had ridden a bike after a nasty accident – she made me proud!!
After Carmel we hit the road again to drive the Big Sur – this is an exceptionally breath taking drive that is about 90 miles long. The drive hugs the coast line with sheer drops into the rugged ocean. Kate was not happy as driving on the right hand side in a left hand drive car put her close to the edge of the road. There were a few moments where there was silence in the car – not for taking in the view rather Kate being terrified that she was going over the cliff (Mazza – Kate made that same noise that you made on our way to Drew's wedding and yep – there were a few diamonds cultivated;))
Along the route we stopped off for some brunch at a place called Nepenthe (http://www.nepenthebigsur.com/) – thanks for the tip Chuck and Ash. A great place with outstanding views – but unfortunately the day was masked by a thick fog that was coming off the sea so we didn't see everything in its full glory.
About 2 hours into the journey and we stopped in at San Simeon for the night. It is not the biggest place in the world (a population 440). The place that we stayed in definitely would remind you of those horror motels that you wouldn't want to stay at (Amelia – you know what we are talking about), but we were lucky enough to see some Elephant Seals and were treated to an amazing sunset (although it was freezing!!)
The next day saw us journey to Santa Barbara. After San Simeon this place was like a heaving metropolis. Linda thanks for giving us advice to stop here. Santa Barbara is known as the Californian Riviera. This place was superb. Beautiful weather, a fantastic high street with amazing restaurants and shops, great beeches lined with tall palm trees (with an incredible amount of firm bodied woman playing volleyball – guess where we had our picnic lunch???), and...... our hotel was not a motel anymore – we were in heaven. After our Thai meal in the evening (the restaurant was voted best Thai Restaurant in Santa Barbara) we took a walk along the high street and ended up in a book store buying the second book of the Steig Larson trilogy for Kate. While we were there we started chatting to a guy that worked in the book store who told us of a place called Bart's Books – in Ojai (about 45 mins drive from Santa Barbara).
So our last day of travelling towards LA involved a detour via Bart's Books. What an incredible place to visit. This place is one of the biggest open air book shops in the world that has thousands of second hand books that have been donated and can be purchased
Our journey then ended with a drive down route 1 going through Malibu (with some Pamela Anderson action) and then on Los Angeles. We only stayed in LA for a night as the following day was the long drive from California through Nevada to Las Vegas – yeah baby!!!! One thing I have to mention here is that I have driven in some horrendous traffic and felt at ease, but driving on the wrong side of the road, in a left hand drive car in rush hour traffic in LA with 7 lanes is not my idea of fun and it was me that was popping out diamonds this time.
The next stop will be Vegas. We will either be coming home early after having lost all our cash – or ever better, having won millions of dollars – keep your fingers crossed for us (Joe – Kate would like some of your luck please!!!!)
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GAINESVILLE, Fla. – With his expressive personality the talk of the SEC, Marshall Henderson did not engage Florida students, mere feet from the playing floor, who called his name more as the Rebels' deficit widened, and minutes ticked off the clock.
Earlier this week USA Today reported that cocaine, marijuana and alcohol abuse were the reasons for Henderson's parole violation last year that parole stemming from an early charge of forgery.
Prior to the game assembled Florida students were told by an administrator to watch themselves and not be drawn into anything "if a situation is to arise during the game."
Henderson's name was not mentioned.
"None of that affects anything. It's just another day in the life of Marshall Henderson," Henderson said. "I face all that stuff all the time. What's another thing to add to the list? I don't care. Bring it on."
Brutus' minutes
With his bench much thinner, Ole Miss coach Andy Kennedy did not sub until the 13 minutes, 27-seconds mark of the first half. The first player off the bench was freshman forward Terry Brutus who finished with three rebounds, a bucket, a steal and a turnover in 12 minutes.
Player of the Game
Marshall Henderson tied a season-high with seven made 3-point shots and had 25 points, scoring at least 25 points in an SEC game for the fifth time.
"I though their communication was flawless. When they shoot it the way they shoot it, that's a very good basketball team. Erik Murphy is a ridiculous matchup." – Ole Miss coach Andy Kennedy
Next Game
The Rebels are at home Wednesday night at 8 against rival Mississippi State.
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Posted March 25, 2004; 04:35 p.m.
A conference on "The Sicilian Mirror: Projections of History and Identity" is scheduled for Friday and Saturday, April 2-3, on campus.
The event was inspired by "The Manuscript of the Prince," a 2000 film by award-winning director Roberto Andò. It will explore the universal aspects of the Sicilian experience and the artistry with which it has been made meaningful to an international public.
A distinguished group of authors -- Peter Brown, Guido Fink, Millicent Marcus, Nelson Moe, Gianni Riotta, Jane and Peter Schneider -- will reflect on some important issues: the burden of culture, class distinction, home and exile; identities and transformations; and provincialism and cosmopolitanism. Sessions will run from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday in 101 McCormick and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday in 106 McCormick.
At 8 p.m. Friday, Andò will introduce and show his film in the Stewart Film Theater, 185 Nassau St. Speaking at 10 a.m. Saturday will be Prince Gioacchino Lanza Tomasi, a musicologist and adopted son of Prince Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa, the prominent 20th-century Italian author who was the subject of Andò's film.
The free conference is being organized by Gaetana Marrone-Puglia , professor of French and Italian, and sponsored by the Council of the Humanities ; Department of French and Italian; Office of the President; Film Studies Committee; Program in Italian Studies; Princeton Institute for International and Regional Studies; Gruppo Esponenti Italiani, New York; Italian Consulate, Philadelphia; and Istituto Italiano di Cultura, New York. For more information, call (609) 258-4670.
Contact: Tom Bartus(609) 258-3601


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The TX7 is essentially a non-rack-mountable desktop module form of Yamaha's DX7 FM synthesizer. Editing can not be done from the front panel, but must be accomplished externally via MIDI using either a DX7 keyboard, the PR-7 programmer or a computer. Software such as Unisyn can be used to edit the parameters of the TX7. There are only 32 patches for storing any sounds as on the DX7. It's probably better to collect patches from the internet to expand your library of sounds since FM patch-editing is difficult enough on a professional DX synthesizer. Aside from its limitations, the TX7 is an affordable way to get your hands on original DX7 sounds. It has been used by Genesis, Human League and the producers behind the Spice Girls.
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In the penultimate analyst briefing for Intel (INTC) CEO Paul Otellini this evening, following a report of Q4 revenue that met analysts' estimates, and profit that narrowly beat, and a somewhat disappointing outlook, the chip giant's chief said that despite a "relatively soft PC" market in 2012, the company managed to generate "$1 billion of net income every month."
Otellini touted advances in the fourth quarter, such as its 64-bit server computing system-on-a-chip, "Centrogen." He said PC makers were "embracing innovation as we are in the midst of a radical transformation of the computing experience" with different kinds of tablet and PC hybrids showing up in the market.
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Otellini also noted the company will deliver versions of its "Xeon" server chips and "Atom" mobile processors for phones and tablets at 22-nanometer transistor feature sizes "later this year."
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Family: Hylidae, Treefrogs view all from this family
Description Reddish/brown with black or green stripe down back. Rough skin and pointed snout with long legs. Hind feet webbed.
Dimensions 1.6-3.2cm. (5/8-1 1/4")
Subspecies Florida - 2 dark stripes on thigh.sw. Georgia, along Georgia coast. Also se. Alabama & Florida peninsula.
Voice Cricketlike sounds. 1-2 syllables.
Breeding Year-round.
Habitat Swamps, marshes, ponds and lakes.
Range Coastal plain of Virginia through Mississippi and Louisiana. Also Florida peninsula.
Discussion Avid jumper. Walking along waters edge will normally disturb a number of cricket frogs. Active during the day. Diet is mainly of insects.


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Serves 4 to 6
Chicken stuffed with aromatic vegetables and wrapped in a buttery bread-like crust, known as "poulet au pain" in France, is the ultimate comfort food. As it bakes, the dough becomes golden and flaky, perfect for eating along with the tender meat and vegetables. It's a bit reminiscent of chicken pot pie.
Watch a step-by-step demonstration of how to wrap the chicken.
Chicken stuffed with aromatic vegetables and wrapped in a buttery bread-like crust, known as "poulet au pain" in France, is the ultimate comfort food. As it bakes, the dough becomes golden and flaky, perfect for eating along with the tender meat and vegetables. It's a bit reminiscent of chicken pot pie.
Watch a step-by-step demonstration of how to wrap the chicken.
In a stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, combine the flour, sugar, and 1-1/2 tsp. salt. Add the butter and mix on low speed, stopping the mixer occasionally to break up bigger chunks of butter with your fingers, until the mixture resembles coarse meal with some pea-size pieces. (If you don't have a stand mixer, use a pastry cutter or your fingers to work the butter into the dry ingredients.) Add 1/2 cup water and continue mixing (or stir with a fork) until the dough begins to come together, about 1 minute more. Turn the mixer off, scrape the dough off the paddle, and switch to the dough hook. Knead the dough on medium-low speed (or by hand) until it comes together in a mass, 1 to 2 minutes (longer by hand).
Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured surface and continue to knead it briefly until it feels smooth and elastic. If the dough is very sticky, add a little more flour.
Wrap the dough in plastic and refrigerate it for at least 30 minutes and up to 2 hours.
Position a rack in the lower third of the oven and heat the oven to 400°F. Line a large rimmed baking sheet with parchment.
Meanwhile, heat the olive oil in a heavy-duty 10-inch skillet over medium heat. Add the celery, carrot, onion, rosemary, and a pinch of salt and cook, stirring often, until the vegetables are just tender but not colored, about 8 minutes. Let cool.
Remove the giblets from the chicken and discard or save for another use. Pat the chicken dry and trim away any excess fat. Cut off the first two joints of the wings and discard or save for another use. Season the chicken liberally inside and out with salt and pepper. Put the vegetables inside the cavity and tie the legs together with kitchen string.
On a very lightly floured surface, roll the dough out to a 1/8-inch-thick, 18x13-inch rectangle. (If the dough shrinks back, let it rest for a few minutes at room temperature, then roll again.) Put the chicken on the dough breast side down and wrap the dough around the bird, overlapping the edges. If there is a lot of overlap, trim the dough. Pinch the seams together to seal them. Turn the bird over and put it seam side down on the prepared baking sheet. Gently mold the dough over the contours of the chicken to delineate its shape.
Brush the tops and sides of the dough with the egg wash and sprinkle with salt.
Bake the chicken until the pastry is golden-brown (if it's browning too much, tent it loosely with foil) and an instant-read thermometer inserted through the crust and into the breast registers 160°F, 1 to 1-1/2 hours. Let cool for at least 1 hour (the chicken will still be quite warm after 1 hour) and up to 3 hours before serving. Serve warm or at room temperature.
To carve the chicken, crack into the crust with a knife and carve away pieces of the chicken, starting with the breast. Serve the chicken with some of the crust and the vegetable stuffing.
You can wrap the chicken in dough up to 1 day ahead; wrap it in parchment and refrigerate. Brush with egg wash just before baking.
You can let the fully baked chicken rest at room temperature for up to 3 hours before serving (though the meat and vegetables will be closer to room temperature after resting this long).
nutrition information (per serving):
790, Fat
45, Fat Calories
400, Saturated Fat
20, Protein
41, Monounsaturated Fat
15, Carbohydrates
52, Polyunsaturated Fat
6, Sodium
600, Cholesterol
195, Fiber
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I am 19 years old. While taking deep breathe, I feel little pain in the right side chest/right side lungs. What is the reason?
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My husband is 28 year old. He has right side chest pain, not exactly the pain he feels like pricking from past 1 years. Please suggest him the solution.
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A heart disease is definitely something, which is serious. In most cases, it is the result of a person's lack of prudence when it comes to staying fit and moderating what food items feature in the diet. But is this always the case? Well, not at all. Genetic or hereditary heart diseases, such as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, long QT syndrome, very high cholesterol levels running in the family and many others, provide enough reason as to why not.
This is because a person cannot be blamed for a hereditary heart disease as the reason why this occurs is on account of the genetic makeup. So, the best way for one to know, if there is a risk of this sort of disease is to take a look at the family history with respect to the disease.
- Keep a record: One of the ways by which a person can get to know if there is a risk of a hereditary heart disease is by finding out, if a condition known as arrhythmia is prevalent in the family. This is a condition in which the heart has an irregular heart beat and can be potentially lethal. Other things which are to be watched out for include, but are not limited to, a track record of members in the family who have faced a heart failure at a young age, especially prior to them reaching the age of 50.
- Watch out for signs: It is not always true that the signs of hereditary heart diseases pertain to the heart. If a person has fainted or has had seizures, and an effective treatment could not be performed by making use of the normal medicines, which would generally be used in these circumstances, it could be taken as a sign of presence of hereditary heart disease.
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I have high cholesterol from last 6 years. But my age is 33 years only. I have tried to maintain my diet and weight. I go to gym and try to stay fit. But I started the cholesterol from one year only. So this is the first time that my cholesterol is under control. My hemoglobin is very high. Some items in haemogram has problems. Pls suggest me regarding my test reports. Thanks.
My father is 49 years old he have high bp. 130 or 140/90. How could my father get cure please help me Dr. please suggest.
As I was having high heart rate from last 1 year my doctor prescribed betacaptr 40 once a day I am taking it from a year I am feeling ok But will this medicine cause ed or will it effect sex life I am 24 years old Please advice is it safe or how can I leave it?
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