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Johan Franzen is hoping to return at some point this week from back spasms, but it won't be on Monday night.
Marcus Johansson scored a late tying goal and an overtime winner in Game 6 to lead the Capitals to a wild 2-1 overtime win over the Maple Leafs on Sunday evening.
Johnny Gaudreau was named a finalist for the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy on Sunday.
Clarke MacArthur netted the overtime winner in Ottawa's 3-2 victory against Boston in Game 6 Sunday afternoon.
David Krejci (lower body) isn't available for Game 6 on Sunday.
Karl Alzner will not play in Game 6 Sunday.
John Stevens will become the next head coach of the Los Angeles Kings.
Matt Murray has not been on the ice since he suffered a lower body injury prior to Game 1 of the first round on April 12.
Zach Werenski will miss the next four-to-six weeks with facial fractures.
Elliotte Friedman of Sportsnet is reporting that Ilya Kovalchuk wants to return to the NHL.
Oscar Klefbom didn't play in the third period on Saturday against San Jose because of an illness.
Cam Talbot was the standout as the Edmonton Oilers eliminated the San Jose Sharks with a 3-1 win in Game 6 on Saturday night.


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Pinterest is quickly becoming my secret addiction! I love finding new things to pin and re-pin! It is giving me so many ideas for kids crafts for the summer, decorations for the holidays and yummy recipes! I know that many of you are feeling the same way and would love to find more great posts to pin!
Each Thursday I will co-host a Pinterest Hop with Cincinnati Cents, Savings Makes Cents and Just Trying To Save Money.
This is a very simple Hop:
- Pin the first 3 links below (these are the hosts)
- Link up a direct link to a post (not your homepage) you would like others to pin on the linky below
- Pin as many posts below on Pinterest as you want!
- Others will pin yours too!
If you are not sure how Pinterest works, check out this post I wrote helping you figure it all out!
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Novation Bass Station
Before the famous Novation Bass Station Rack module came the small and portable Bass Station keyboard! This synthesizer uses digitally synchronized analog oscillators (DCO's) to reproduce the sounds of a monophonic dual-osc analog synthesizer with simple and intuitive controls via 17 knobs, 10 switches and 2 Moog-style pitch/mod wheels. Think EDP Wasp and ARP Odyssey.
The Bass Station can faithfully reproduce analog bass sounds similar to a TB-303, Micromoog or Pro One synthesizer. The small keyboard and monophonic architecture set this keyboard up for strict bassline, lead synth lines, and synth fx. It also transmits MIDI continuous controller data from its pitch/mod wheels, frequency cutoff, resonance, filter modulation depth, env1 attack, decay and env2 attack and decay.
Unlike the Rack version, however, the keyboard lacks basic patch storage features. There are only 7 memory patches and 1 manual patch (what the knobs are doing right now). The memory can be stored externally using MIDI SysEx dumps. But for the low price (under $500) this makes a great and compact analog bass synth for any user with simple but tasteful bass needs. It is used by Apollo 440, RZA, and Lo Fidelity AllStars.
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The link above will take you to an eBay search for this synth to see active listings with more images, specs and information. If you don't find it there, try looking in our forum marketplace. Our marketplace gets thousands of visits every week so make sure to check back often if you want to buy or sell a synth.
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Are you looking to buy or sell a Novation Bass Station? Post an ad in Gear For Sale or a request in Gear Wanted. For spare parts and repair services check out Gear Services & Other Goods. Our forums also has a Buyer's Guide section where you can ask for advice on buying synthesizers.
- Demos & Media
Manual - Download the original owner's manual from SoundProgramming.net.
- Specifications
- Polyphony - Monophonic
- Oscillators - 2 DCO's with pulse and sawtooth. Can be modulated by env2 or the LFO.
- LFO - 1 LFO (random, triangle, and sawtooth waveforms)
- Filter - 2-pole or 4-pole switchable; 12dB resonant low-pass. Can be modulated by env2 or the LFO.
- VCA - 2 ADSR envelopes: Env1 controls VCA, Env2 controls the vcf; envelope modes: auto-glide, single, and multi
- Keyboard - 25 velocity sensitive keys (octave up/down buttons over 8 octaves)
- Memory - 7 user patches, 1 manual
- Control - MIDI In/Out
- Date Produced - 1993
- Websites of Interest
- Shop for Keyboards, MIDI & Gear
Guitar Center: Synths and MIDI
Sweetwater: Hot items in Keyboars section
The Musician's Friend: Keyboard gear
AMS: Brand synths and accessories
The Woodwind & Brasswind Store
music123.com: Synth Blow Out Deal Section
zZounds: Keyboards and MIDI equipment
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Savannah Fashion Week
Kevin Cartee, Image Consultant/Wardrobe Stylist
When you think of Savannah one conjures up many thoughts; Antebellum homes, moss, and even Paula Deen. However, something you may not have thought about is Savannah's rich and growing fashion and style community.
In the heart of Savannah, Savannah College of Art and Design as well as Savannah Arts Academy certainly keep the Savannah Fashion Community teaming with new talent.
Savannah is certainly proud of her Art Schools. "Georgia's First City" also brags about the many artists and fashion professionals such as Makeup Artists, Hair Stylist, Image Consultants & Wardrobe Stylists, and Boutique Owners.
Savannah Fashion Week runs from 4/22/13 – 4/26/13 and showcases events, such as trunk shows and runway shows, that run throughout the week.
What is a "Trunk Show"? Well, I'm glad you asked.
A trunk show is an event where designers or clothing vendors set up a "pop up shop" in a store or other venue. These vendors sell clothes directly to customers.
If you are a "friend of fashion" and plan to visit Savannah, GA during Fashion Week, I would love to offer you the schedule of events – my treat.
SFW Schedule:
Monday April 22, 2013
Bleubelle Boutique: From 10-6 enjoy the third annual Diane Von Furstenberg trunk show along with a DJ and Gigi's Cupcakes.
Palm Avenue: Shop an exclusive Lilly Pulitzer 20
13 collection trunk show.
JPaige: By stopping into JPaige you can inter to win a beautiful "Glam Dress" as well as a store gift certificate.
Sara Jane Children's Boutique: Pop in to shop trunk shows form Beaufort Bonnet Company, TBBC, and Back Yard Baby
Tuesday April 23, 2013
Custard Boutique: Custard Boutique will be hosting designers like Mamie Ruth and Oleander as well as offering refreshments and craft making.
Fabrika Fine Fabrics: Locally owned and operated fabric store will be holding a day long trunk show in honor of their patrons and designers. Be prepared to shop "ready to wear" items made by local Savannah Designers.
Red Clover Boutique: Known for supporting local designers and even my winter scarf lines, Red Clover Boutique will be hosting Sabrina Spanta which is currently in the "Emerging Designer Contest" at Charleston Fashion Week. Santa's designs as well as many others will be available all day.
Trunk13 Boutique: Trunk 13 Boutique, know for it's fashion forward collections, will be offering a trunk show of fabulous handbags by Pour La Victoire.
Wednesday April 24, 2013
Satchel.: Starting at 12pm and ending at 6pm, Satchel. (a local bag design company) will be holding a workshop where you can pick your own leather and create your own handbag, coozie, key chain, or wallet. I and my clients show their frequently. This is a stop during Savannah Fashion Week I would not miss.
Terra Cotta: Pop into Terra Cotta near City Market as they host a jewelry trunk show by Christi Reiterman and a second one by Liz Moore of ShopBlithe.
Zia Boutique: Zia Boutique is always sure to excite the fashion enthusiast and Savannah Fashion Week is no exception. Zia Boutique boasts an exotic trunk show by Kelly Parker Designs that will take place Wednesday, 12pm-6pm.
Thursday April 25, 2013
Get your tickets to the SFW Runway Show. This fabulous event will showcase looks from local boutiques and designers as well as display the work of local Hair and Makeup Artists; always a crowd pleaser.
Get tickets at www.savannahfashionweek.org.
Friday April 26, 2013
The SID Fashion Show is sure to end Savannah Fashion Week with a bang.
Savannah Style Expert Style Tip:
Women: Ladies look out for dresses with a built in bib necklace. I find that everywhere I go these and dresses/tops with a peplum skirt are very popular.
Men: Gents keep your eyes peeled for bow ties and mixing and matching patterns. It's a little thing I like to call "Enjoy the Clash." This year, it's okay that your outfit does not coordinate perfectly. It is all about finding complementing colors and in the same family and then kicking your outfit up a notch with different patterns and textures.
March, April and May are the most beautiful season to see the most enchanting city of the South. This majestic city and it's towering grand oaks and draping Spanish moss creates the most romantic getaway and you can't beat the weather. Other parts of the country are still getting snow but not Savannah...Spring season is here ...Come see the azelas and magnolia trees at full bloom and make sure you go to Boneventure Cemetary, Wormsloe Plantation, and Tybee Island...A must see...Stunning...
I am a native of Boston and when I first moved to Savannah in 2005, I went to Boneventure Cemetary for the first time and I lost my breath. I had never seen such a beautiful cememtary and all it's grand monuments gracing the entire property. I had heard that the famous song writer Johnny Mercer was buried there and I had to find his grave. I was so excited to see all the famous legends of Savannah...I could have spent the entire day just walking and gaining all of Savannah's History...After seeing the cenmetary, I decided to visit Wormsloe Plantation...Wow! This prestigious property is situated on 40 acres of grand oaks cascading spanish moss draping the entire property.If that isn't enough, take a stroll to Tybee Island and see how slow and easy life should be. The Southern lifestyle is much more relaxing and tranquil with nature settings and a tropical breeze welcoming you to it's island living. This is living at it's BEST...
While you are visiting Tybee Island, let's not forget The Crab Shack and Uncle Bubba's....I love the atmosphere of the Crab Shack, you can feed the alligators and be a kid again. Sit on the deck and watch the seagulls ...enjoying a Low Country lunch sitting by the seashore with the locals talking about what to see and do in Savannah.
Another great spot to have a simple lunch is Tubby's in Thunderbolt, on the way to Tybee Island. You could spend the entire day just strolling the island and bird watching and you have to see the Tybee Light House...A popular Wedding Destination for the Savannah bride and groom...If you are looking for a Romantic Getaway....Look no further...Savannah has one of the largest Historic Districts in the US. For those who have always dreamed of that fairytale wedding, make your dreams come true by staying in the most beautiful and amazing Savannah Bed and Breakfast, The Olde Savannah Inn. all your dreams will come true. Be good to yourself and Book Now! This is the Best time of the year to see Savannah at it's Best. See you soon, Kathleen


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Mar 18, 2009 By sudheesh009
You have a file "test".The following command makes it so no one can read it.If the file was 12 bytes, it's now 4096 after it has been over written 100 times. There's no way to recover this.
$ shred -n 100 -z test
Want to remove the file? Use the "u" option.
$ shred -n 100 -z -u test
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" Okay..well this is my first review..if you may call it so..hence any,,amatuerish mistakes be forgiven..here we go.. So i saved some money(i'm always short of it) for the Vsonic gr02 be..after studying Head-fi posts extensively..and at the moment of commitment, my seller went out of stock. These were just launched on a reputed website here in india..so i decided that i'd get them to satisfy..." --Aakash
JBL Reference 220 Headphone (White)
" Let me get some disclaimers out there before I start writing this review. This was the first pair of $30+ headphones/IEMs I bought. I also got them on clearance (50%) so, for what I paid, these are quite a good deal. At retail price, I'm not sure they are a steal. When I first plugged these in, I noticed the bass was fairly prominent. Now, either I'm getting deafer or the bass has tamed..." --matchless
Razer Hammerhead Pro In-Ear PC and Music Headset
"First off.. Read this if you are interested in buying a pair of fairly-cheap, Beats replacement products. Otherwise, go look for something else. My friend bought this in a store a few months back and i plan on reviewing them just now... I've used this earbuds lots of times and i've finally got the time to review them. Fit: The fit is very good for me, you can push it up..." --PeeTzz74
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While it may seem like the cost of washing and drying a load of clothes is next to nothing, the cost can add up quickly…
7.0 Cubic Ft Affinity Series Stackable Electric Front-Load Dryer
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When well designed, functional, and excellent performance is what you're looking for, the Frigidaire 7.0 Cubic Ft Affinity Series Stackable Electric Front-Load Dryer (FASE7021NW) has you covered. Frigidaire appliances are known for their ease of use and sleek design and the Affinity series dryers are no exception. Featuring DrySense technology the ultra capacity dryer will have more clothes dry in less time, which leaves you more time for yourself and your family. The one-touch wrinkle release option finishes your load by tumbling without heat, preventing wrinkles so your clothes come out looking great.
With 10 cycles and five (5) temperature settings, you can ensure your clothes don't come out damp or over dried and wrinkled saving you time on having to run multiple cycles and ironing. What's more, Affinity dryers use up to 35% less energy than other brands saving you money on your electricity bill. The 25 minute quick dry option is a great time saver and for when you need to quickly sanitize but don't have time to wash, the sanitize cycle has you covered. Perfect for cleaning delicate garments, plush toys and other treasured items kids keep close and can't part with for long. When sleek and efficient is what you need, look no further than the Frigidaire Affinity model dryers.
25 Minute Quick Dry:The quick dry setting can dry even your fullest loads, precisely and quickly
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31 January 2012 - 1:12pmOn 6 December 2011, two children drowned in a sewage cesspool in the Qatatwa neighbourhood of Khan Younis, in the southern Gaza Strip. Wesam Abu Sahlouh, 4, and his sister Malek, 2, lived in a small refugee house nearby the cesspool. They managed to crawl through a hole in the fence surrounding the...


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Deeplinks Blog posts about Coders' Rights Project
As the European Parliament considers passing a directive that would target hacking, EFF has submitted comments urging the legislators not to create legal woes for researchers who expose security flaws.
In a potentially troublesome decision, a federal district court has found that a start-up violated anti-spam and computer crime laws by creating and marketing a browser to let users view their social networking accounts in one place. The case demonstrates the difficulties facing those who seek to empower users to interact with closed services like Facebook in new and innovative ways.
As the year draws to a close, EFF is looking back at the major trends influencing digital rights on 2011 and discussing where we are in the fight for free expression, innovation, fair use, and privacy.
Today mobile software company Carrier IQ withdrew (pdf) a bogus legal threat to a security researcher who published an analysis of the company's software, as well as training materials on which he based his research.
Last week, Trevor Eckhart published a detailed article pointing out that Carrier IQ's software logs a great deal of information about users' activities without their knowledge. Attempting to suppress his research, Carrier IQ fired off a baseless cease-and-desist demand (pdf) claiming that Eckhart infringed the company's copyrights and made "false allegations" about their software.
Last week, security researcher Trevor Eckhart posted an analysis of software produced by Carrier IQ, which describes itself as "the world's leading provider of Mobile Service Intelligence solutions." Eckhart concluded that the software, which comes by default on many mobile devices and runs quietly in the background, logs extensive details about users' activities. Eckhart not only documented the functionality of the software, but learned even more about how it works through training materials posted on the Carrier IQ website. Fearing the company would take the files offline after he posted his analysis, he mirrored the training materials to let others independently verify his conclusions.
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Rwandan police arrest political reporter in Kigali
Nairobi, July 18, 2012--Police in Kigali are holding a newspaper reporter whose employer had earlier filed a complaint alleging that security agents had seized and interrogated him, according to news reports.
On Tuesday, police arrested Idriss Gasana Byiringiro, a political reporter for the private weekly Chronicles, on suspicion of providing false information, the paper reported. The journalist has not been allowed access to his family or a lawyer, according to news reports and local journalists. No formal charges have been publicly disclosed.


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Just because your bicycle has a sloping top tube doesn't mean you have to call it a "girl's bike." That slope can make it easier to cycle modestly while wearing a dress, sure, but it also comes in handy once you start carrying any sort of cargo on your bicycle.
Adding cargo adds weight to your bicycle and the "step-through" frame design makes it easier for you to balance your packages or children while mounting and dismounting your bike.
Here are just a few "step-through" bicycles for women and men that can help you carry your cargo and avoid the delicate dance of getting on and off your bike:
The above Linus Mixte comes with a rear rack ready for you to strap a basket to, available at Bikes on Wheels.
The Globe Live 1 Mixte will stand out in the crowd, if not for the bright red colour but also because it comes stock with a huge front rack, available at Urbane Cyclist.
While the Dutch may call this design by Electra an "omafiets" (literally, grandma's bike) both men and women have benefited for years from this easy to step through design. Available at The Cycle Shoppe.
When it comes to really maximizing your cargo carrying capacity, the Kona Ute certainly stretches the limits. Available at Sweet Pete's.
And that's not all… you'll find even more sloping step-throughs at Curbside Cycle who carry models from Batavus, Pashley and Abici.


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'To keep my living for time being': strategies of makeshift in interwar Britain
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Sarah Flew (LSE)
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'My Political Race' a biography of a Labour MP
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Alexia Yates (Cambridge)
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The Great 1984/5 miner's strike, why a film? Why now?
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interesting take from Michael Savage
The government shutdown has begun," Savage reminded his audience, adding:
"I, for one, would love to see 20 percent of the federal workforce permanently fired.
I'd also like to see pensions reigned in by 30 percent across the board.
Here's the irony: The tea party is the driving force that wants to do something about the government's evil spending.
Yet Obama has the nerve to call you, the American taxpayer, the "right wing."
According to the media, the "right wing" is "trying to shut the government down."
What's laughable is that we have the most left-wing government in American history calling the average taxpayers "right-wingers" as though that's a dirty word.
Well, I, for one, am proud to be a right-winger.
I'm very proud that I've been working since I was 5 years old and am still working at my age.
I'm not proud that a bunch of leeches are sucking me dry with taxation without representation


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Educated at Belvedere College, at the age of sixteen James White joined the John Player tobacco company as a clerk, subsequently rising to the position of assistant manager. In tandem with his professional career and reflecting his deep personal interest in art he developed a parallel career as an art critic. Under the name James White he established himself as a critic, continuing to use his given name Patrick White for his work at John Player & Sons. He was a critic for The Standard, and later for the Irish Press, at the same time, travelling around Ireland giving lectures on Irish art, while he pursued his business career. In 1953 he organised the Congress of International Art Critics in Dublin and he was one of the first commentators on Irish Art to recognise the talents of Louis le Brocquy who came to prominence in the 1940's. In addition to his work as a critic he lectured in art history at University College Dublin and Trinity College Dublin.
As well as writing and lecturing, throughout the 1950s White organised numerous exhibitions with a view to exciting public interest in art. In 1960 he switched careers to become Curator of the Dublin Municipal Gallery where he had the opportunity to combine his business acumen with his deep interest in art, most notably to promote the institution among the general public. His successful stewardship of the Municipal was noticed and on 1st June 1964 he was appointed Director of the National Gallery of Ireland, his term a position he retained until 1980. His term of office was notable for the acquisitions made with the support of the Shaw Fund and the exceptional growth in visitor numbers achieved during his tenure. He also served on the Arts Council in the 1960s with Michael Scott for many years.
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Despite being named after a world-class ballerina, I can't help but think of the pavlova as a rather humble and homely thing. I love the way the billowy whipped cream slumps into the cracked surface of the meringue, making a cozy nest for the fruit to rest. But perhaps the pavlova was named for the way it tastes: an arabesque of sweetness, a leap of airy confection, the beloved pas de deux of fresh fruit and cream. Like Anna Pavlova herself, it's perfect.
The hallmark of this beloved New Zealand and Australian dessert is that amazing, plate-sized layer of meringue. It's crispy on the outside, but soft as marshmallows on the inside. Two things help accomplish this dual texture: one is beating the egg whites to soft peaks before beginning to add the sugar, which gives the meringue an airier texture; the second is adding a splash of vinegar to the whipped meringue, which helps it form a crust while keeping the middle soft.
A whipped cream topping is my favorite for a featherlight dessert, but lemon or other fruit curds are also traditional—not to mention a good way to use up the leftover yolks! Either way, pile the pavlova high with fresh-cut fruit. Whatever is in season and totally ripe is what you should use.
This is a dessert that is meant to be eaten straight away, with abandon, and with friends. You can make the meringue layer ahead of time, and provided the weather isn't insanely humid, it will keep in an airtight container for several days. But once you pile it with whipped cream and fruit, it needs to be eaten within a few hours or the meringue starts to soften and weep small beads of liquid sugar.
My recommendation: make it, eat it, love it. You might even feel like doing an arabesque or two once your plate is clean.
How to Make Pavlova
What You Need
For the meringue base:
4 egg whites
1 cup granulated sugar
1/2 tablespoon cornstarch
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 teaspoon white vinegar
For the topping:
1 cup heavy cream
1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
1 tablespoon sugar
2 cups diced fresh fruit
Standing mixer with whisk attachment or hand mixer
Mixing bowl
Baking sheet
Parchment paper
1. Prepare for Baking: Preheat the oven to 275°F with a rack in the lower third of the oven. Line a baking sheet with parchment. Trace a 9" circle on the parchment using a cake pan or dinner plate as a guide. (If making mini-pavlovas, use drinking glasses as guides.) Flip the parchment over. Mix the sugar and cornstarch together in a small bowl. Mix the vanilla and white vinegar together in a separate bowl.
2. Whip the Meringue: See the post Whipping Egg Whites for reference on this step. Make sure your mixing bowl and beaters are very clean with no residual fat or grease. Pour the egg whites in to the bowl and begin beating at low speed. Gradually increase the speed to medium.
When the egg whites have reached soft peak consistency and the beaters leave trails in the whipped whites, begin adding the sugar a few tablespoons at a time, waiting a few seconds between each addition. While doing this, gradually increase the speed so that you are at maximum speed once all the sugar has been added.
Continue whipping until the meringue holds stiff peaks. Stop the mixer and sprinkle the vanilla and vinegar over the meringue. Beat for another 20 seconds to fully mix.
3. Shape the Meringue: Use a spatula to scrape all the meringue onto the parchment in the center of the circle. Working from the inside out, spread the meringue to fill the circle. Smooth the sides if desired or leave it in billowy lumps.
4. Bake the Meringue: Put the meringue in the oven and immediately turn down the heat to 250°F. Make for 60-70 minutes for one large pavlova or 50-60 minutes for mini-pavlovas. The pavlovas are done when the outsides are dry to the touch, are very slightly browned, and sound hollow when tapped. It's fine if cracks form in the crust.
Turn the oven off, but leave the pavlova inside with the oven door ajar. Let sit until the pavlova is completely cooled, or overnight. At this point, the pavlova can be wrapped in plastic or sealed in an airtight container and kept for several days unless your house gets very humid (in which case, eat your pavlova right away!).
5. Finish the Pavlova: Just before you're ready to serve, make the whipped cream. Combine the cream, vanilla, and sugar in a mixing bowl and whisk until stiff peaks are formed. Spread the whipped cream over the pavlova, leaving a little bit of an edge. Top with fruit and serve within an hour or two. (Do not refrigerate; the meringue will quickly soften.)
Additional Notes:
• Make It and Bake It: Bake the meringues as soon as you're finished whipping the egg whites. If you let the egg whites stand for too long, they start to collapse and make a meringue that's less wonderfully airy.
• Do Ahead: The meringue layer can be made several days ahead and kept tightly wrapped in plastic or in an airtight container until you're ready to assemble the pavlova. However, meringue does not keep well in humid weather.
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Good eye on Toryn Farr, my guess is her arm articulation got budgeted out. It looks like the new arms won't have elbow articulation anymore, I just hope that extreme bend is not included as well. There's also a little photoshop smear on the inside of the right shoulder, I wonder if that means they're pulling her shoulder articulation as well.
I hope Yoda has an all-new body system with better joints that works better with the cloth outfit.


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PRIVATE FEARS IN PUBLIC PLACES: Becca A. Lewis's Charlotte gets in touch with her inner dominatrix.
Private Fears in Public Places — Alan Ayckbourn's London-set tragicomedy from 2004 — is all about how difficult it is to know another person. Stewart, an aging real-estate agent, borrows a tape of a religious program from his conservative secretary, Charlotte, but once the show ends, the static transforms into home-brewed porn starring his co-worker. Ex-soldier Dan and his fiancée, Nicola, enlist Stewart's help in finding an apartment together, only to realize they can't stand each other. After a series of secret and unsuccessful blind dates, Stewart's live-in sister, Imogen, runs into Dan. Closeted homosexual bartender Ambrose oversees all of the above, ready with advice and a cup of cheer for the lingering lonelyhearts but unable to clean up the messes in his own life.
In the New England premiere production now up from Zeitgeist Stage (at the BCA's Plaza Black Box Theatre through March 6), David J. Miller's direction and scenic design emphasize the play's connectivity, as scenes unfold right on top of one another. A large central table unites disparate locations, standing in for Charlotte's desk at work and a multitude of kitchen tables. The thrust stage means that the audience sees the actors' backs as often as their faces, and that underlines what we don't know about one another. All six actors sink into their characters' personal shame and loneliness, but Becca A. Lewis's Charlotte sparkles the brightest with her bipolar balance between religious zeal and well-masked porn-star proclivities. You'll root for her deliciously deviant dominatrix side until you see its unhappy consequences.
Apollinaire Theatre Company is also contending with secrecy and lack of communication, in Jennifer Haley's Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom (at Chelsea Theatre Works through March 14), a supernatural thriller about a violent multi-player video game that sweeps a suburban utopia and brainwashes the hapless players. When the kids cry for help, their parents ignore them, and some even encourage the gaming addiction — not a good idea, since the game eventually convinces kids that their parents are zombies who must be slaughtered in cold blood.
Sounds corny — and it is. Haley's script is chock full of camp, but in among the witty one-liners are some lessons for kids about quality control and a warning to parents to stop dangerous patterns in their children before it's too late. Indeed, it's the parents here who get the lion's share of the blame. Unfortunately, some of the Apollinaire actors (almost all of whom, given the abundance of characters, are double-cast) have trouble staying with the message. The younger actors embrace their teenage stereotypes, but the adults seem unwilling to play their characters as the negligent buffoons that Haley created. Brian Quint is the notable exception — he delights as an out-of-touch dad and disturbs as a rambling recluse with Teiresias-like warnings.
Aaron Mack's brilliant sound design and Julia Noulin-Merat's set more than make up for any acting missteps. Neighborhood 3 has the slick feel of a cinematic video game, with a sinister narrator voice, perfectly timed sound effects, and a set reminiscent of a fighting arena. A fence of blocks surrounds the stage, so the actors appear trapped; between scenes, they mimic gaming avatars, complete with stilted movements. As the play neared its climax the night I attended, audience members started glancing around and shifting in their seats, half-expecting zombies to slouch up the aisles. The nightmarish conclusion will leave you a bit twitchy on your way home in the dark — the midnight showing on March 6 would be perfect for students seeking a scare.
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Ever wondered what Anti-Pop Consortium nearly called themselves, or more pertinently, why they reformed after six years, and what the inspiration is behind their masterpiece, 'Fluorescent Black'?
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Middleton - Jennifer Teresa (Parr) Watts, age 42, died unexpectedly on Wed. Nov. 14, 2012.
Jennifer was a lifelong Middleton resident, attended Middleton High School and worked for over 20 years for Watts Landscaping Service.
She is survived by her daughter, Samantha Ann Watts; her boyfriend, Daniel (DJ) Mackin; her mother, Susan Bischoff (Dennis) Kowalke; a sister, Becky; 6 brothers, David (Barbara), James, Jerry (Trish), Marc (Mary), Matthew and Trevor (Jessica); her grandmother and grandfather, Kess and Ernie Bischoff; her aunts and uncles Denis (Mary Lee) Bischoff, Jack, Joe, and Dick (Alice) Watts, Barbara Ploetz, and Mickey Nelson. She is further survived by numerous nieces, nephews, and many friends.
One of Jennifer's greatest passions was riding her Harley with friends. As a foreman and project manager, she left her mark with some of the wonderful landscapes she created throughout Dane County. She will be remembered for her amazing heart and willingness to give to others.
She was preceded in death by her father, James Watts.
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TUPELO – Fifteen Tupelo-area students got a taste of manufacturing this week during the sixth annual Tek2Go Advanced Manufacturing Camp at Itawamba Community College's Belden campus.
The camp, which started Monday and ends today, was sponsored by ICC, Hawkeye Industries and the Tupelo Community Development Foundation, in partnership with Nuts, Bolts and Thingamajigs.
"The purpose of this camp is to teach these students the basics of modern advanced manufacturing," said ICC Director of Continuing Education Scott Blackley. "They got their hands on many of the things they will need to know if they get into global manufacturing. It's such a great experience for them."
The students, ages 11-14, got hands-on training from several ICC instructors, and learned basic manufacturing skills like welding, painting, building an electrical circuit, lathing and drilling. They also had the chance to tour local manufacturing plants and businesses, including Hyperion Technology, Universal Asset Management, Stevens Resource Group and General Atomics.
Two of the biggest takeaways at the camp for students were the chance to make an aluminum pen and put together an Elvis-inspired guitar desk clock.
"The thing I enjoyed most about the camp was just getting to make stuff," said Trenton Wiggington, a 14-year-old camper from Mantachie High School. "It was really cool to make the aluminum pen. It started out as just a block of metal, and it was cool to put it together ourselves."
The 10 boys and five girls were recommended to the camp by their individual schools and organizations, all in the ICC district.
"A main goal of this camp is to encourage students to stick around the area when they graduate and start looking for jobs," CDF project manager Gina Black said. "We have so many great places around Tupelo to work, and hopefully this can help these kids see that."
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They aren't the same characters. It's a different man with a different dream, but there are 'constants' regardless of when the story takes place. After the events of Bioshock Infinite, the game's story effectively never takes place. Booker never goes to Columbia, nor does he end up creating it. He lives with his daughter. Andrew Ryan comes to prominence later.
Booker is in no ways Andrew Ryan, Ryan already had a backstory established and didn't come to America until 1919, drop this ridiculous idea.
Well… I don't know about that… While Elizabeth DID say that "there is always a city, and a man to rule it" it kind of sounded more like an inevitable destiny other than anything else, like: The scientist woman wasn't born in the rapture timeline, so they made it on the bottom of the ocean instead.
Besides, Booker can't be Ryan/Jack because we know that Ryan came from the Soviet Union, and the whole point of the ending *spoilers* was that Booker was killed before he became Comstock thus preventing all versions of Comstock in the future, so while Booker still had his past he changed his future, never vice versa.
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The City of rapture has nothing to do with infinite, other then one of the constants in all the universes is a Man with an impossible dream, to build a city in a dangerous place, to be perfect in there eyes.
-Andrew Ryan uses his Russians fathers money to build an underwater utopia where people worked for what they got,
-Zack Comstock uses religion and the power of belief to gain funding to build a technical marvel to bolster Americas image, and to be pure in race.
Then, Rival dream is introduced in the form of free enterprise,
-Rapture introduced Frank Fontaine, and Plasmids
-Columbia introduced Jer. Fink, and Vigors.
Both start a rebellion of sorts, but in different ways, Fontaine directly does it to start a war, and Fink does it by terrible treatment of the non-white citizens of Columbia. There are also Rebel leaders that take positions of power,
-Rapture has Atlas, who later turns out to be Fontaine
-Columbia has Fitsroy, the leader of the Vox.
There are also females under 25 who becomes sources of power,
-Rapture has Little Sisters,
-Columbia has Elizabeth.
And there protectors,
-Rapture has Big daddies,
-Columbia has The Songbird.
Each city has a randomly injected hero, that is expected, and kills the man who made the city
-Rapture has Jack, a 2 Year old Clone of Ryan, whom Ryan expected, and ordered jack to kill him.
-Columbia has Booker, a Alternate Version of Comstock, who was expected, and kills Comsock.
In the end, its just another universe, there are no direct character parallels, just a constant of a Man, A City, A girl, and A Hero.
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Why would someone want the March issue of Upside magazine?
(Apparently, if you're mentioned in it)
I get it for free. It goes straight to File 13.
(Though I'd keep a copy or two if they had my name in it. I'm not that blazé yet... it always freaks me out when someone unexpected like the bouncer at the Old Absinthe House in New Orleans goes "You're at Neosoft, right? Peter da Silva!"... that was when I realised that the Internet had won.)


text: I finally saw some of the Black Series figures: but I already have similar-looking Ceremonial Lukes, Darth Vaders (okay, I don't have one with a DL-44 blaster and laser bolt effect), Jedi Anakins, or Biggses. I was hoping for Padme or Biker Scout (only ones from this wave of which I have a remote interest). That is a dull packaging.


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MP Optimus is not the same as the one from 5 years ago, it's an all-new figure that's got different stuff going on, an all-new sculpt that's less simplistic and features more of the character than the truck (and yet the truck mode also looks better). It's also a shorter scale though. But it has Roller, where the original MP trailer didn't. I bought the TRU exclusive preorder after seeing Chaddy's import version for only a few minutes.
It doesn't matter, you won't be able to find 'em anyway.


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I don't wear black because it makes me look slim, I wear black because it hides the dog hair.
I'm stickin' with Snicklefritz. But, I changed my signature to include my real name and aliases. My GPS coordinates are nobody else's business
My name is at the bottom. I ain't changing. I meet dog people in various places and they go..."I think I've heard of you somewhere......Your name sure sounds familiar."
I tell 'em I hangs out with Bubba and /paul and Gooser. I'm famous.
Taught my dog to fart on command learned it on the RTF.
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He that tooteth not his own horn...The same shall not be tooted.
There could be 5 or 6 ninjas in this room right now.
I've spent years hiding my true identify on the internet. Not gonna change that now....
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"Helping Hunters Train Their Dogs"
Well in the spirit of RTF, I guess I can change to my real name - Peter North.
A lot of people are afraid of heights. Not me, I'm afraid of widths.
Chris Glatz here - change it if you want. I got nothing to hide.
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Bait (dude, that's ALREADY your REAL NAME)
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Cookies and a Dr. Pepper, not the best choices I know. #shame
Better than a cookie and Dr. Peppers.
I had a nice roast beef sandwich, banana, water.
Today was a better set of choices: ginger carrot squash soup, water (and chocolate mouse).
I just can't say no to my famous grilled cheez sammiches!
They say there's no such thing as a free lunch? Today, I got a free lunch! Local Chick Fil-A's had a choose-your-combo promotion for teachers who show ID (and their flier). I picked the 8-piece nuggets meal (with waffle fries, ranch dip, fruit punch as drink), but had to wait almost 10 minutes (sounded like nuggets were in limited supply as I arrived).
McDonald's for lunch today, where I got a crispy chicken wrap with honey mustard (this one at Wal-Mart does not have the grilled chicken wrap), small fries, and a wild berry smoothie. The small fries may have been small in quantity, but at least one of them was pretty long.
Bowl of Apple Jacks (good deals on Kellogg's cereals + coupons at the store lately), water.
Turkey and pepperjack (with lettuce) on white.
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OXFORD – It's a juggle common to towns, especially college towns: how to foster affordable housing without losing too much in the way of aesthetics.
Colbert and Debbie Jones think they've found one small part of the answer with a development of 18 "Katrina cottages," with several more soon to be added, just south of the city.
The Joneses bought the first of the 480-square-foot houses last year after Gulf Coast residents who'd survived the 2005 monster hurricane moved out of the cottages and into their own rebuilt homes.
"We've always been enamored with small houses," said Debbie Jones. The couple's earlier fascination shows in nearly a dozen houses adjacent to their own home in the College Hill community.
"We built in 2001 some small, one-bedroom, energy-efficient loft cottages that have front porches and back porches. They worked out well, and everybody liked them," Colbert Jones said.
The Joneses first encountered Katrina cottages while on a post-hurricane mission trip to Bay St. Louis. The cottages combine a convenient floor plan in a design that could be factory built and trucked into the coastal regions while still reflecting the region's traditional architecture.
"It's compact. You've got everything you need – not a lot of space to clean, but plenty to enjoy, Debbie Jones said.
And while the houses are on wheels, they are built smaller, yet stronger, than conventional mobile homes, with metal seam roofing and 2-by-6 framing that allows for more insulation.
The community's layout is also different from most mobile home parks. Front entryways with porches mean six cottages face each other, sharing a courtyard and a patio next to the clear-flowing creek. Cars remain outsidethe courtyards.
"We're trying to get a human scale back," Colbert Jones said.
Mitzi Blair, 51, a University of Mississippi graduate student in social work, has lived in the Katrina cottage community since June. The houses, she said, attract people who like elements of both sociable and private living.
"With the shared courtyard, it's like a mini-neighborhood. Everybody knows everybody," she said.
Even so, residents can shut out the world when they need to.
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Good Question: Where Does the Rest of the Lottery Money Go?
SPOKANE, Wash. - Right now, an Ephrata, Washington couple is planning the rest of their lives. It should be easy, considering they just won half of the Mega Millions dollar jackpot. Jim and Carolyn McCullar will share the $388 million dollar pot with an Idaho winner, who has yet to come forward. But, don't be fooled by the numbers; the McCullars will actually take home just $90 million. So, where does the rest of the money go?
When the McCullars stood before the TV cameras last week, you couldn't help but be happy for them. The unassuming couple from tiny Ephrata was holding a check that could be the answer to all their financial prayers. And, they were so down to earth, you couldn't help but smile.
"I guess they're gonna give me a million dollars today," Jim said. It's money they plan to share with their children and grandchildren.
That $1 million should last the 15 days until the lottery hands over the rest of the cash. But, we hope Jim doesn't spend it all at once. When he finally gets the real check, the one that fits in his wallet, it's going to be $100 million less than the gigantic one he held in his hands last week. So, what happens to all that money?
If the McCullars would have chosen the annual payment option, it would have been paid to them over 25 years. The lottery deposits the jackpot into a security, but it's not the full $190 million. Instead, the lottery would deposit $120 million, which the present day value of that jackpot. Assuming it would earn 3.9% interest, that would equal $190 million in 25 years.
Stay with me here...
But, the McCullars chose the lump sum option. That means the lottery hands over that $120 million it would have invested. But, not so fast; the feds immediately take 25% in taxes. That leaves the McCullars with a measly $90 mil.
What's that worth? $90 million is what Lebron James earns - solely from his seven-year Nike contract. It's about how much Beyonce Knowles earned - last year alone. And, my personal favorite: it's how much Michael Jackson's estate earned - in the first two months after his death.
Still, for most of us, $90 million can buy a pretty incredible life. Especially when you're as down to earth as Jim and Carolyn.
"Tuesday the 3rd I was Jim McCullar," he explained. "Wednesday the 4th, I was Jim McCullar. I'm the same guy."


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ARSC T3D Users' Newsletter 69, January 12, 1996
New T3D NQS Queues
The ARSC T3D has been a pretty busy machine lately and we'll be making some changes to the NQS structure, at the next downtime (T3D only), the night of January 16th.
The current queue structure is:
Queue Name # of Max jobs Time limit When queue PEs per queue on queue is enabled m_128pe_5m 128 1 5 minutes always m_128pe_8h 128 1 8 hours Friday 6PM to Sunday 4AM m_64pe_24h 64 1 24 hours always m_64pe_10m 64 1 10 minutes always m_32pe_24h 32 1 24 hours always m_16pe_24h 16 2 24 hours always m_8pe_24h 8 2 24 hours alwaysThis will be changing after the downtime on January 16th to:
Queue Name # of Max jobs Time limit When queue PEs per queue on queue is enabled m_128pe_5m 128 1 5 minutes after downtimes m_128pe_8h 128 1 8 hours Friday 6PM to Sunday 4AM m_64pe_24h 64 1 24 hours always m_64pe_10m 64 1 10 minutes always m_32pe_24h 32 1 24 hours always m_16pe_24h 16 2 24 hours always m_8pe_24h 8 2 24 hours alwaysThere are also two additional restrictions on NQS users at ARSC:
- No user may have more than 2 NQS jobs executing at the same time (currently in effect).
- No more than 120 PEs can be in use by the NQS jobs outside of when the 128 PE queues are enabled (effective after the downtime on January 16th). We have added this restriction to ensure at least some interactive access during the week days for code developers.
Accessing 128 PEs and Large Interactive ConfigurationsIt is not always possible to access 128 PEs in a predictable way now that the ARSC T3D is more active. To help with this access, after downtime this Tuesday, January 16, we will open the 128PE, 5 minute NQS queue first and let all accumulated jobs (5 minutes or less) execute. Then when the 128 PE jobs are complete we will activate the other T3D queues.
So if you would like to execute on 128 PEs for less than 5 minutes, submit your NQS job before 5PM on Tuesday January 16th. This procedure is an experiment, and if it goes well be may make it a regular part of Tuesday downtime. If you have any questions about this please contact Mike Ess.
Similarly access to large (64 PEs and 128 PEs) interactive configurations is difficult nowadays because of the almost continual use of the 32 and 64 PE NQS queues. If you have need for interactive use of large PE configurations please contact Mike Ess or User Services and we will make some arrangement for after the downtime.
PGHPF is Running at ARSCThe Portland Group has kindly extended ARSC's license to use their HPF compiler until February 29th. Please contact Mike Ess if you have any problems or results from using pghpf. The instructions for using pghpf at ARSC were described in newsletter #65 (12/15/95).
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Just remember the sequence.
Slap it!
Wrap it!
Wack it!
AND... remember that we are talking about the shooting head here, not the wood logs you so daintilly chopped all week.
It was an aboslute pleasure to have you along, looking fwd to next year.
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Ahh the vee grip. I prefer it as well.
Many European casters I've met preferred it over the thumbs up grip for two-handed casting. I find it helps track the upper hand truer when applying power.
Pete gives great advice!
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I have the 38' Orvis heads - I think they are silver label. The head's rear taper extends to the first stripping guide.
I used to try to keep a foot or so of running line beyond the tip, but I find it easier to generate line speed when the head is in the blank.
The tick of the loop going through the guides is a small price to pay for the added power.
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Frenchcreek Eagle Cast - the line soars
Just wanted to share something I learned this week from Frenchcreek about two-handed overhead casting. Tried it out this morning and so far had the best day ever with my two-handed surf rod.
Hold the main handle with you dominant hand and use the middle finger to secure the line. The base of the rod is held primarily by the palm and secured by the fingers. Kind of like "Eagle Claw" when playing hands on a bat for a pickup baseball game.
If casting with a shooting head keep the head inside the guides, keep the trajectory of the cast high, the rod on plane, and make a short powerful stroke. To stop the rod pull with the bottom hand and push with the top, to get a very aburpt stop can slap the bottom hand against your body.
I found this technique far more effective than gripping the bottom handle.
I'm still a 2-hand newbie but this morning I was getting a 9/0 bunker fly a consistent and easy 90' in a pretty good breeze.
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Mubarak Mobs and Street Vendors: Welcome to Egypt
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The democracy forces in Tahrir Square have braved tear gas, water cannons, rocks, sniper fire and mobs storming in on horses and camels. Medea Benjamin updates from the ground in Egypt.
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