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State College, Pa. –Seventh-ranked Penn State used a 6-1 second-half run to gain a lead and then held off a late rally by the Canisius College women's lacrosse team for a narrow 14-13 victory in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Friday afternoon. The Griffs finished their season with a 14-5 record, while the Nittany Lions improve to 13-6 and advance to face either Massachusetts or Connecticut on Sunday.
"I'm very proud of our team today and how we battled to the final buzzer against a very talented Penn State squad," said Canisius head coach Scott Teeter. "I'm really going to miss our four seniors and wish them the best of luck in their future endeavors. We were once again so close to beating a nationally-ranked team and I look forward to seeing if we can take it one step further next season."
Despite the loss, two Griffs set single-season school records in Friday's game. Sophomore Tori Quinn led Canisius with five points on the afternoon, recording two goals and three assists. She finished her sophomore campaign with 79 points on 47 goals and 32 assists, one more than the previous school record of 78 set by Carly Quinn last season. Quinn also became the 11th player in the program's history to record her 100th career point and now has 104 during her two seasons at Canisius.
Senior Morgan Leonard netted a hat trick for Canisius to go along with game highs of six caused turnovers and six ground balls. Leonard finished her final season in the Blue and Gold with a program-record 59 goals, one more than the previous mark of 58 set by Megan Oosting last season.
Senior Lindsey Morgan and junior Maria Kotas also recorded four points to lead the Canisius attack, each scoring three goals to go along with one assist. Sophomore Meghan Cuddy rounded out the scoring for the Griffs with two goals.
Sophomore Kayla Scully helped anchor the Canisius defense, stopping 11 shots. Scully finished the season with a school-record 7.81 goals against average to go along with a .515 save percentage.
The Nittany Lions started the contest strong and jumped to an early lead just 18 seconds into the game. Penn State's advantage reached as many as three goals in the first half, 4-1, before the Griffs slowed down and got back into the contest.
Leonard and Morgan scored back-to-back goals to pull Canisius within one, 4-3, with 15:12 remaining in the opening half. After a Penn State tally, Kotas and Cuddy then netted consecutive goals to tie the game for the first time since the opening seconds of the half, 5-5. The Nittany Lions reclaimed their lead with 59 seconds remaining in the first period and had a chance to extend the advantage but a Scully save with less than 10 seconds remaining sent the schools into the intermission with Penn State ahead, 6-5.
The Nittany Lions outshot the Griffs, 21-12, in the opening 30 minutes of action but Scully was key in keeping Canisius in the contest with eight first-half saves.
Canisius started the second half much stronger than the first to claim its first lead of the day. Leonard scored back-to-back tallies in the first five minutes of the period for a 7-6 Griffs advantage, breaking the program's single-season goals mark in the process.
However, Penn State answered back and took control of the game with a 6-1 run. The Nittany Lions answered Leonard's two tallies with four goals in a 3:36 span for a 10-7 advantage. Quinn interrupted the run only to see Penn State net two more goals in a 13-second span for its largest lead of the day, 12-8, with 14:47 remaining. The teams then traded goals as the Nittany Lions went down the final stretch with a 13-9 advantage.
Canisius, however, did not go down quietly and got back into the game. Morgan scored off a feed from Kotas with 6:48 remaining and Kotas then buried a shot of her own just 70 seconds later as the Griffs pulled to within two, 13-11. Cuddy then netted her second goal of the day off a pass from Morgan as Canisius was back within one, 13-12, with 3:51 remaining.
Penn State, however, won the next draw control and then scored with a man advantage to go back up by two, 14-12, with 2:42 left in regulation. After another Nittany Lion draw control, junior defender Gabby Kotas forced a turnover with under a minute remaining and Canisius took advantage when Morgan scored off a feed from Quinn with just 11.4 seconds remaining. However, the comeback attempt was denied when Penn State once again claimed the draw to hold off the Griffs for the 14-13 victory.
The Nittany Lions finished the game with a 37-25 advantage in shots and really controlled the battle in the draw circle, winning 22-of-29 restarts. Canisius held the edge in ground balls, 18-13.
Mackenzie Cyr led Penn State with six points in the winning effort, recording three goals and three assists. Emi Smith finished with four saves to earn the victory in net.
Game Notes: Canisius' 14 wins are tied for the most in school history, while the final .737 winning percentage is also the best in the program's record book … The Griffs are now 0-18 all-time against nationally-ranked schools with five of the last seven being determined by three or fewer tallies … Leonard also became the first player in school history with at least 50 goals and 50 caused turnovers during the same season … It marked the final game for four Canisius seniors – Leonard, Morgan, Meghan McGunigle and Gina Molfetta. The Class of 2013 won 48 games during their careers, the most of any class in school history … The schools were meeting for the first time in women's lacrosse.


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Arsène Wenger does not expect to have his injured players back for Sunday's trip to Middlesbrough.
Mathieu Flamini (thigh), Alex Hleb (hamstring), Cesc Fabregas (hamstring) and Robin van Persie (knee) all missed the 1-1 draw at Newcastle on Wednesday night and none of that quartet are likely to be involved when Arsenal return to the North East.
"No Fabregas, no Hleb, no Van Persie, no Flamini will be back for the weekend," said Wenger in his post-match press conference at St. James' Park.Copyright 2017 The Arsenal Football Club plc. Permission to use quotations from this article is granted subject to appropriate credit being given to www.arsenal.com as the source


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Grundy, Va. » Though Joe Stacy acknowledged part of him still believes his son Ethan will come home, lighting up the room with his crooked grin, the grieving father's thoughts turned to remembering his son Wednesday.
"I haven't reached the point that any of this has happened to me or to him. It hasn't hit," he said outside the chapel at the Grundy Funeral Home before Ethan's funeral. "I still want to believe that he's coming home, even though I know he's not."
He decided not to dwell on the tragic circumstances surrounding the 4-year-old's death May 9 in Layton.
"Right now, I just want to take care of my son," the 35-year-old said. "I'm remembering all the good times. There were no bad times, there were only good times."
The family again played a slide show of photos of Ethan as the congregation wiped away tears and filled the white chapel with the sounds of grief.
There were moments of laughter, too, at pictures of Ethan sticking his head out of an oversized cardboard box or wearing a red adult motorcycle helmet and a black shirt with the words Trouble Magnet.
Singers accompanied by an acoustic guitar and upright bass sang songs of lives ended too soon, but families reuniting in death. "In my dreams you are alive and well, precious child," they crooned as Joe Stacy held hands with his fiance, Becky Elswick.
Minister Mike Rife told mourners if Ethan were there, "He'd say life is pretty precious, so don't take it for granted, folks."
"He'd say, 'God's in control, and I'm OK. I'm safe.'"
Family and friends sobbed in the parking lot behind the chapel, awaiting the motorcade to travel to Richlands for Ethan's burial.
Tammy Childress, Elswick's sister, made navy and yellow ribbons for mourners to wear in remembrance and to raise awareness of child abuse.
Through heavy sobs, she said, "I don't want people to forget because this is the only way this will ever make sense if another child is saved."
Dozens of cars followed the gold hearse through 30 miles of sinuous mountain roads, passing street signs adorned with blue ribbons and balloons in Ethan's honor, to a picturesque plot in Clinch Valley Memorial Cemetery. They stopped under the shade of a 60-foot sugar maple that overlooks Richlands and the rolling, rounded peaks of the lush Appalachian Mountains that cradle Ethan's final resting place.
The sky remained a steely grey during the burial, but the rain stopped long enough for mourners to say their last goodbyes.
Ethan was buried with a bright yellow Transformers figurine of Bumblebee. A large bouquet of roses and carnations dyed blue covered nearly the entire top of the boy's small, cobalt blue casket.
Rife offered The Lord's Prayer at the boy's graveside, and friends and family lined up to hug Joe Stacy. Among them was Stephanie Sloop's mother, Katrina Busby, who spoke with Joe Stacy and gave her former son-in-law a hug and kiss.
Finally, family and close friends went to the Church of Christ in Vansant a neighboring Virginia town where Rife preaches and Joe Stacy's mother, Peggy Akers, attends for a lavish spread of Southern favorites like macaroni and cheese, chicken and dumplings, meatloaf and cornbread stuffing.
Another six-foot table overflowed with desserts such as homemade lemon cake with coconut frosting, pineapple upside-down cake and chocolate mini cupcakes with peanut-butter frosting.
The makeshift dining hall was punctuated by laughter and chatter, with diners stretched along the sides of cafeteria-style tables, as people shared stories and happy memories of Ethan and caught up on each other's lives. Women from the church encouraged people to have seconds before they could even sit down with their first helpings.
But never far from their minds was the loving boy whom they had laid to rest.
Lucy Hicks, Elswick's mother, said Ethan visited her while she was in the hospital and kissed all of her bruises from being poked with needles.
"I told Joe that all my boo-boos Ethan kissed were better now," she said, "and that Ethan's boo-boos are better now, too, because God kissed them away."


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I want a "my owner has a CC license" patch
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I want a "my owner has a CC license" patch
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or....just a friendly warning.
Well if you are following this closely there's no rules except for when there are rules.
But don't tell anyone.
I still think they should use tactical K9 logos to back people off.....
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I have always been taught to leave service dogs alone, as they are working. But if there is nothing identifying them as a service dog, then how do I know that I should not walk up to someone, complement their dog, and ask if I can pet the dog?
Or, should I just get my own dog?
I have always been taught to leave service dogs alone, as they are working. But if there is nothing identifying them as a service dog, then how do I know that I should not walk up to someone, complement their dog, and ask if I can pet the dog?
Or, should I just get my own dog?
Aw man, Paul logged off.
I was hoping he would edumicate me on how this is such an important civil right:
Quite a few use "odd" colors like pink, purple, green, etc. Or have a bunch of different colors so their dog wouldn't clash with their own outfits, etc. Or they use school colors if they are in college/high school or are a teacher.
Yeah, rather then blasting on to this board and trying to throw your weight around, Paul you might want to look at the foundations of the argument here.
Since you're a PhD I'm assuming you know an argument to authority is a fallacy but then given the swearing and concern for matching outfits, maybe not. Perhaps you should be lecturing your facebook service dog peeps on the importance of how serious service dogs should be treated, by everyone.
You and your facebook friend have certainly converted me from an advocate to an adversary on this topic.
So go ahead, keep swearing, demeaning and pontificating, it just makes me all the more convinced that the service dog community is unprofessional, not serious, unfairly demanding and uncaring about working with others to achieve common goals.
Here ya go "Professor Paul".
This is what all the brew-ha-ha is about.
Being a man of higher learning I'm sure you can agree that outfits clashing with a working dog gear is real problem.
Civil rights in the modern age. I'm sure Dr. Martin Luther King would approve.
The thing is, I was nice about that comment at first. Didn't really highlight how ridiculous it is and until I get attacked and someone swearing a blue streak in his very first post on this board.
btw, in case you didn't notice your pseudo swearing was edited by a moderator.
FWIW some business owners are thinking a way to resolve this is to video anyone who comes in with a dog. That way if the dog fails (that means doesn't display proper OB) the poor business owner will have some objective evidence with which to protect himself from frivolous law suits.
Originally Posted by Serbrider View Post
I didn't think you were criticizing... So no worries. I'm on a couple service dog groups on Facebook, and this subject of regulating colors, either of specific disabilities get specific colors or "all service dogs get this color", and the overwhelming majority of service dog handlers said they did not want that. Quite a few use "odd" colors like pink, purple, green, etc. Or have a bunch of different colors so their dog wouldn't clash with their own outfits, etc. Or they use school colors if they are in college/high school or are a teacher.
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Originally Posted by Gwenhwyfair View Post
Someone from facebook I presume.
This thread really wasn't meant to be about the rights of disabled persons.
Also pseudo swearing is not allowed on this board "professor". I'm sure with your education you are much better able to make your point,
There is a more appropriate thread going right now but the discussion pertains to Service Dogs, not civil rights as a whole since that treads into the political arena.
Oh? We're NOT talking about the civil rights of the disabled? What are we talking about?
--- Vests and Patches and other form of "Mandatory Garments" and "Uniform Colors" for people who are different in some way.
--- Educating people who are different in some way about how THEY should act and behave and what they should wear and by logical extension, what they should say or even THINK.
I personally love German Shepherds. I love my Service Dog, I do "tell" people that she is a service dog IF they ask when I am out in public, but most of the time I get comments like "She's Beautiful." and I say quickly "Thank You." and then give my SD the command 'Laufen' ('Walk on') ... but the suggestions coming out of this thread on this subject are right out of 1938 Berlin.
How about we not try to dictate how the Disabled are to act, or what they wear, but instead, for the people here who made one of these "trying to be helpful but said something totally offensive and discriminatory" suggestions: try and look at it in another way...
Try having this conversation the next time you are approached while you are being accompanied by your Service Dog in public.
"Before you can pet (her/him) I have to ask you a question, ok?
Imagine you're out shopping with your Service Dog and no one noticed. Would you notice?
Now I'm going to ask the same question again with two words changed.
Imagine you're out shopping with your Eye Glasses and no one noticed. Would you notice?
Why should your answer be different for the two questions?
Try it with different words: Hearing Aide, Insulin Pump, Pace Maker, Walking Stick, Crutches, Prosthetic Arm/Leg/Eye, Wheel Chair... [if it's been a particularly difficult day, you could also add the words 'Differently Colored Skin,' that generally gets a LOT of attention!]
If your answer to using any of those words is different... then no, you may not pet or distract my Service Dog."
My experiment above is to see how viral the circle of reinforcement of this "behavior modification training" is in the general public, by equating the Service Dog mentally with "Disability" instead of with "Fido in the back yard" which is what most people have experience with.
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Merner Announces Addition of Six Swimmers & Divers for 2012-13
By: Ryan Hartwig (@RyanHartwig)
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) - Green Bay swimming and diving head coach Jim Merner has added six student-athletes to his 2012-13 roster, as three men and three women have signed National Letters of Intent (NLIs) in the early signing period.
Signing on to join the Phoenix men next season are Sean Leverton (Blaine, Minn./Blaine), Collin Morgan (McFarland, Wis./McFarland) and Noah Potratz (Waukesha, Wis./South), while Jessie Dinelli (Northbrook, Ill./Glenbrook North), Alexandra Eiler (Markesan, Wis./Oshkosh Lourdes) and Racheal Weiland (Wisconsin Rapids, Wis./Wisconsin Rapids) are set to compete for the Green Bay women's squad.
Read Merner's comments on each future Phoenix swimmer or diver below.
Leverton • Blaine, Minn. (Blaine) • Diving
"Sean is certainly a young man that was heavily recruited by our diving coach Tom Stover, and Tom thinks very highly of him. He's a very talented individual and placed very high in the Minnesota boys state championships last year. He has shown a lot of steady improvement and we're very excited this young man is going to join us next year."
Morgan • McFarland, Wis. (McFarland) • Sprint Freestyle, Breaststroke
"Collin was part of the McFarland High School state championship teams that have been making history by winning it every single year, so he is a winner. He's an excellent sprinter, sprint freestyler and is also becoming a very good sprint breaststroker. I'm excited that he chose to be part of our team."
Noah Potratz • Waukesha, Wis. (South) • Distance Freestyle
"Noah is the best distance freestyler coming out of the state of Wisconsin this year. If you take his times, probably his slowest race is the 500 freestyle, which he won the state championship in last year. He's a great 1650 and 1000 free swimmer. His times in both of those swims as a junior would have been top-eight swims in our Horizon League Championships, so we've really excited about Noah joining our program."
Dinelli • Northbrook, Ill. (Glenbrook North) • Diving
"Jessie is a great diver who is the sister of (Green Bay sophomore) Carrie Dinelli. She has shown a great deal of improvement over the last couple of years, and though she didn't have a great high school state championship meet, this girl is one of the better divers coming out of the state of Illinois this year."
Eiler • Markesan, Wis. (Oshkosh Lourdes) • Backstroke, Butterfly, Freestyle
"Alex is a great backstroker, butterflyer and freestyler who has not yet seen what she can really do. She lives about 40 miles away from Oshkosh where she goes to high school and she's been commuting her entire career to her practices and school. I think once she settles into a scenario where she can just walk five minutes and she's at the pool, she is going to do extremely well."
Weiland • Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. (Wisconsin Rapids) • Breaststroke, Freestyle
"Racheal I think is truly an up-and-coming swimmer. She is an excitable kind of person - very upbeat. She's a very hard worker, she's got great goals in front of her and she's versatile. I'm really excited about Racheal and can't wait to see what she can accomplish."
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Re: Input alias for Surd not working
On 12/19/12 at 4:54 AM, hanlonr357 at gmail.com (Bob Hanlon) wrote:
><Esc>surd<Esc> works on my Mac (MBA) with OS X (10.8.2) and my iMac
>with OS X (10.7.5)
>"9.0 for Mac OS X x86 (64-bit) (November 20, 2012)"
>Surd is new in v9. Do you still have v8 on your machine and were you
>using v9?
Interesting... I am running the same version of Mathematica on a
MacBook Pro with 10.8.2 and I definitely do get the result you
indicate. <esc>surd<esc> does nothing for me.
I do still have version 8 installed. My usual policy is to
retain installation of an older version until I find I am simply
not using it for several months. That way, if I run into some
unexpected difficulty with a new version, I can easily go back
one version.
Do you have experience indicating having version 8 installed
impacts behavior of version 9? I've not seen this type of
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enjoy the scenery - life is all about the journey!
Make googly eyes at people in other cars.
Slug Bug
mountain climbing
I'm never a passenger. Last time I rode with someone I ended up in the nightclubs 100 miles away until 2:30 a.m. I will never be a passenger again.
Sleep !!
definitely using my Ipad.i have service on it so i could play games, shop or my favorite current semi-obsession go on Pinterest.
My favorite is to read aloud from whatever book the driver is currently engaged in. That and conversation, of course.
Mostly, I'd sleep, but ipads and smartphones give us virtually unlimited games and movies.
Street sign BINGO.....throw a quarter per card in a cup, winner takes all.
Audiobooks or Podiobooks
With a Smart phone....
ear-phones and music.
Solitaire on the Iphone.
Before Smart phones....
daydreaming while watching the scenery pass. Closing my eyes and imagining floating over the landscape. (there were many trips back and forth between parent's houses when I was younger, I got very good at this lol)
Total air band rock out until you reach the destination.
Read Kindle.
Books, either audio or print.
Unless it's a bus trip....I'm driving or sleeping...not at the same time.
Discuss life and science like an interesting human would.
Good: License plate game, alphabet game (find a word written on a sign / vehicle that starts with the current letter), jam out to music (no headphones), have a conversation, enjoy the view.
Bad: plug your ears and eyes with technology and ignore everything around you.
Ugly: Drive-by mooning
iPad - either reading or playing games.
I would NOT be able to only be a passenger!
I have a need to drive!! And I'm over 50!
Alphabet game...we look for letters in road signs or license plates.
Movies are always a good distraction.
Also, with younger kids stopping for an hour at a restaurant with a playground and letting younger kids burn off energy is a great way to get them to sleep.
Reading, knitting, talking to the driver, giving directions, talking on the phone, using smart phone to: check traffic,
find restaurant,
find gas station,
research anything that comes up in conversation
I kill time with my indifference -.-
When my husband and I are both on the long drives to visit family, we pick out a good (thick) book and I read aloud while he drives. He gets motion sick if he reads in the car, but I don't- and I do the voices. :D
Read, sleep, fight with my middle brother...
"You're in my space!" [thwack]
"Hey! You got into my space when you hit me!" [thwack]
"Your seatbelt is in my space!" [thwack]
Dad: "Don't make me pull over..."
kbdemers wrote:Are you kidding, passenger??? I'm driving!
No, I am! Seriously....I'd rather drive.
I'm never the passenger!!!! I get car sick so I have to drive ;)
I'm never the passenger...
Books. Best way to pass time in AND out of the car.
Books on CD, squabbling with driver over which ones to listen to.
When I was young my mom and I used to play the geography game (you must say the name of a place that starts with the letter the last person's ended with).
Now, when travelling alone, I take a book I've been meaning to read but just haven't gotten around to. I also do origami (especially if there's a nearby child who needs to calm down).
I read my Kindle
Looking at the scenery, reading on my kindle, napping.
Just keep talking and talking and talking and talking.....SHUT UP ALREADY!!!!!
I play selective music. Play on my tablet and converse with the driver.
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Sounds like a Browning Buckmark. www.browning.com There's a bunch of variations. This one is typical:
If you don't mind a little more difficlut dissasembly, take a look at Ruger Mark II / III. I like them a bit better.
i am researching .22's for target practice. my major concerns with a gun are accuracy, ease of disassembly, price, and appearance.
could some of you please post up pics and a quick review of your .22's?
Sounds like a Browning Buckmark. www.browning.com There's a bunch of variations. This one is typical:
If you don't mind a little more difficlut dissasembly, take a look at Ruger Mark II / III. I like them a bit better.
Beretta NEO.
Accurate, easy to take down, affordable and mine feeds anything.
But, a lot of 22's are very picky about ammo.
Given your specs, I would recommend either a Browning Buckmark semi-auto pistol or a Taurus Model 94 revolver.
The summary of the article suggests the Browning is the better bet. I am looking for a .22 that won't be a pain in the ass to shoot. No Jams, easy to clean, accurate.
I am thinking a wheel gun is the best bet to meet this list of criteria but the only ones I have seen are smith and wesson 617 for about $550, Taruis for a little less. I also saw an old H&R at a gun show in Houston for about 160 but the company is now out of business.
Is the Browning a single action or double action?
Here is my Walther P22. I have found it to be quite accurate. For the type of shooting I use it for it does great. (Out back shooting cans and clay pigeons) Disassembly and reassembly is easy and is reasonably priced. I paid around $240 at a gun show earlier this month.
The Buckmark "Camper" is the least expensive of the Buckmark line of .22's (~$235):
This is probably the most accurate handgun of all that I own!
I'd get the Buckmark over the Ruger if the Buckmark came with white dot sights.
Academy USED to sell a version w/ a front fiber optic for $199 - but they disconinued them.
I found that as long as I used the revolver SA I was happy with it. But DA is really tough because of the strong spring required to drop the hammer hard enough to ignite the rimfire cartridges. Another issue was that there were many misfires while using the gun DA because the hammer was not pulled back quite as far as when shooting SA. This may have been an issue with a weak spring, but replacing it with a stronger one will only make the DA trigger pull worse.
Of my 22's the Browning Challenger III (the model the Buckmark morphed from) is favored over my Taurus revolver by far. The Browning has a very nice trigger pull and is, for me, much more accurate than the Taurus. It does have some misfeed and misfire problems, but they don't annoy me any more that the issues I ran into with the revolver. YMMV.


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KMOX 1200AM in St. Louis, MO interviewed Jello on Thursday, February 1. If you want to hear the archived version, look here and scroll down or search the page for "Jello."
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Posted by Richard Fichera on August 17, 2011
We have been repeatedly reminded that the requirements of hyper-scale cloud properties are different from those of the mainstream enterprise, but I am now beginning to suspect that the top strata of the traditional enterprise may be leaning in the same direction. This suspicion has been triggered by the combination of a recent day in NY visiting I&O groups in a handful of very large companies and a number of unrelated client interactions.
The pattern that I see developing is one of "haves" versus "have nots" in terms of their ability to execute on their technology vision with internal resources. The "haves" are the traditional large sophisticated corporations, with a high concentration in financial services. They have sophisticated IT groups, are capable fo writing extremely complex systems management and operations software, and typically own and manage 10,000 servers or more. The have nots are the ones with more modest skills and abilities, who may own 1000s of servers, but tend to be less advanced than the core FSI companies in terms of their ability to integrate and optimize their infrastructure.
The divergence in requirements comes from what they expect and want from their primary system vendors. The have nots are companies who understand their limitations and are looking for help form their vendors in the form of converged infrastructures, new virtualization management tools, and deeper integration of management software to automate operational tasks, These are people who buy HP c-Class, Cisco UCS, for example, and then add vendor-supplied and ISV management and automation tools on top of them in an attempt to control complexity and costs. They are willing to accept deeper vendor lock-in in exchange for the benefits of the advanced capabilities.


text: Parmar - Unregistered June 07, 2012 4:18 AM smboyce, thanks for the comnemt.I imagine like in most workplaces, BMW Sauber had a business as usual approach until the very last minute. BMW (the manufacturer)'s decision seems sudden, but my guess is that the BMW Sauber team was only aware of something distant before this week, but were issued with an ultimatum of sorts for the Hungarian GP? It's possible. I just think in the light of recent events, some of what BMW did at Hungary seems to make more sense. Of course, I could always be reading too much into it! 0 agree 0 disagree


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Golos, the only independent election monitoring body in Russia, criticized the State Duma vote as riddled with serious violations that robbed the Putin machine of any sense of legitimacy. Golos stated:"The lack of political competition, the pressure on the voting process, the mass casting of absentee ballots and the unprecedented use of administrative resources… in favor of one party created serious doubts about whether the vote conformed to accepted international standards." Representatives from Golos visited 20,000 polling stations in 38 regions by 2,500 volunteers. Its hotline received 4,000 calls reporting electoral irregularities. Opposition parties received support from the European Union which backed their claims concerning the pressure by the Putin government to ensure its victory regardless of whether or not it was achieved by honest methods.
A video is working its way through the Internet which depicts a woman feeding ballots into a ballot box. The behavior of President Putin is remarkably similar to that of President Nixon in 1972. Both men were assured of victory, but both simply couldn't be satisfied with a normal triumph, they had to resort to dirty tricks. Nixon had his Watergate fiasco and Putin has nonstop reports of electoral misconduct.


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last week I taught a class consisting of 5 Japanese beginner adult students. The focus is for them to learn and increase their conversation skills. However, the class was so quiet it was so energy draining from me to ask more and more questions just to get them talking. They are all SO shy, which is a problem for English conversation. I find that a lot of Japanese people are very shy when it comes to speaking English, especially when in a classroom where there are other students listening. What is the best way to get them to talk more? I already tried to split the class up in the 2 groups and get them to ask questions to each other about various topics, but it was extremely unsuccessful! It was so frustrating for me. A couple of them look like they don't even understand the words that are coming out of my mouth and one of them looked like she was frustrated that she couldn't understand anything.
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Eighty-six percent of Domestic Fortune 500 companies use 3PLs for logistics and supply chain functions according to a new report just issued by Armstrong & Associates.
The report "Trends in 3PL/Customer Relationships - 2013" leverages Armstrong & Associates' proprietary database of 6,398 3PL customer relationships to provide detailed information on the top outsourcers to 3PLs, trends in service demand, and 3PL market size by vertical industry segment from 2005 through 2013E.
According to the report, General Motors, Procter & Gamble, and Wal-Mart each use 50 or more 3PLs. The report also quantifies the Global Fortune 500 3PL market at $250.2 billion, a 67% increase since 2005. Within the Global 500, "Technological" industry 3PL customers spent $66.8 billion with 3PLs in 2012 and are on track to spend $71.1 billion in 2013. The compound annual growth rate for Technological 3PL revenues was 9.3% from 2005 to 2012. "Electronics, Electrical Equipment" companies led all Technological industry sub segments with over $25.7 billion in 2012 3PL spend.
Ed Kitt, Area Vice President, Central Region, Penske Logistics, told SCMR in an interview that the "cold chain" is also generating new demands from 3PLs.
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The average customer is utilizing each 3PL for just under three different logistics services with Transportation Management being the most frequent service utilized. Of the total 6,398 3PL/Customer relationships, 1,184 or 18.5% are strategic with the 3PLs performing supply chain management and/or lead logistics provider services. While these strategic relationships were dominated by Automotive and Technological industries in the past, there are increasing numbers of strategic relationships within the Retailing and Industrial industries.
"This year's analysis of 3PL customer relationships is our best to date and builds upon our previous reports," said Commenting on the report, Evan Armstrong, president of Armstrong & Associates said.
He also noted that the report provides insights into customer outsourcing trends and which services are in demand.
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531.1. Escaped property; incorrect exemption. Upon the termination of an exemption pursuant to Section 276.3, upon receipt of a notice pursuant to Section 284, or upon indication from any audit or other source that an exemption has been incorrectly allowed, the assessor shall make a redetermination of eligibility for the exemption. If an exemption or any portion of an exemption has been terminated or has been incorrectly allowed, an escape assessment in the amount of the exemption, or that portion of the exemption that has been terminated or erroneously allowed, with interest as provided in Section 506, shall be made; except that where the exemption was terminated pursuant to Section 276.3 or where the exemption or a portion of the exemption was allowed as the result of an assessor's error, the amount of interest shall be forgiven. If the exemption was incorrectly allowed because of erroneous or incorrect information submitted by the claimant with knowledge that the information was erroneous or incomplete, the penalty provided in Section 504 shall be added to the assessment.
History.—Added by Stats. 1967, p. 3338, in effect November 8, 1967. Stats. 1970, p. 1069, in effect November 23, 1970, added "or other source" after "auditor" in the first sentence of the first paragraph; deleted "veteran's" as it modified "exemption" throughout the first paragraph and substituted "an" for "a" as required; and added the provisions pertaining to "any portion of an (the) exemption" and the second clause of the second sentence of the first paragraph. Stats. 2002, Ch. 775 (SB 2092), in effect January 1, 2003, added "Upon the termination of an exemption pursuant to Section 276.3," before "Upon receipt of" and added an "a" before "notice pursuant to" in the first sentence; added "terminated or has been" after "exemption has been" and added "terminated or" after "that has been" in the first clause, and added "was terminated pursuant to Section 276.3 or where the exemption" after "where the exemption" in the second clause of the second sentence; and substituted "the" for "such" after "with knowledge that" in the third sentence of the first paragraph.


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'Sabres coach Lindy Ruff ruled out bringing rookie Drew Stafford back into the lineup. Stafford scored twice in nine games in the first two rounds, but has not seen action against Ottawa. "He had a good year for us, but I don't think putting a young player in is the answer," said Ruff. "I think the answer lies in the room. We said as a team we're going to stick together on this one."'
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Re: Reassurance and your thoughts?
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Re: Reassurance and your thoughts?
Kalina, you certainly can DIY and no matter how you learn, books and videos can help shorten the learning curve and broaden your knowledge. Having the PO take you out for some trips certainly should give you the basics.
Personally I'd still recommend a sailing school and some basic lessons, which tend to put things in perspective and should you the conventional ways of doing things. Sometimes just learning from "a guy" you will learn something that works for him, but is either wrong, or not the way everyone else will expect it to be done, and then you've got to unlearn it to get it right.
Besides, sailing school will put you in touch with other local sailors and should give you a good start on local contacts as well. Necessary? No, no more than a school "drivers education" program. But how many of us are self-taught at simply driving a car, either?
Re: Reassurance and your thoughts?
Originally Posted by MarkofSeaLife View Post
Sailing is not difficult. The Vikings could do it. Even the Americans were able to win the Americas Cup a few times.
Just get out there and give it a go and try to find the enjoyment, not the bad bits.
Off topic, I just have to say I always get a real kick out of your humor. I look forward to your posts.
Re: Reassurance and your thoughts?
Go for it... after all you have to start somewhere... The advice on max. 10 Kts of wind is good... Honestly, your biggest problem will probably docking at the end of the day. Docking will be scarier than anything, especially with a crosswind. If you can make a buddy at the marina, maybe offer him/her an invite for a sail with you to orient you to navigating the local area. All the lines and ropes can be intimidating at first but its really pretty simple. You have a lot of control of the boat by manipulating the angle of the mainsail relative to the centerline of the boat. Get a bock with lots of pictures of the assorted sail controls. Have some fun and don't listen to any negativity.
Keep a log book and document any observations or problems, It will be fun to read later on when you are an expert mariner (I myself am not !)
Re: Reassurance and your thoughts?
"enjoy the experience and learn slowly about our boat and the techniques req'"
.... this is what it is all about. Go for it! For those of us who did not grow up sailing, this is what we all end up doing. If you are reasonably intelligent, read everything you can about sailling, including on this forum, and take it slowly you can and will do this.
Chuckles and others have it right... safety is number one, make sure all crew members are having fun, start out on pleasant, sunny, light wind days and go from there.
We bought our 1980 Seafarer 30 in 2006. Total newbies. Read a lot. Took a 3 day course on our own boat, with a woman instructor, which was invaluable. She taught us basic maintenance, safety, how to anchor and dock, etc. ON OUR BOAT, just the two of us. That was the beginning.
In 2009, we sold that boat and bought our current Caliber 35 LRC... by then, we knew what we wanted in a boat, what we valued and what didn't matter to us.
We have both taken ASA courses, and done bareboat chartering in several places in the Caribbean. This adds to your knowledge base and confidence. Sailing different boats, and navigating in unknown waters are learning opportunities.
Go out and sail every chance you get. You will make mistakes and go through "scary" times, but the feeling of accomplishment when you "figure it out" is half the fun. Err on the side of being overly cautious, at least at first.
We wish you fair winds, and many wonderful days of sailing!
Re: Reassurance and your thoughts?
You'll enjoy it, the basics are not difficult but there's always something new to learn. Moving a sailboat is going to engage you in a way a power boat just can't compete with.
Re: Reassurance and your thoughts?
As easy as operating an outboard motor, only different! Even the Aussies can do it. Jump right in!
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Thanks for your thoughts and reassurances. This needs to be a big decision, for ourselves and others. I have been boating (motor) for years when I was an avid fisherman, so I know how to respect the water.
Sailing is so different and more to learn...it's nice to challenge ourselves! I don't think I'll learn well in a classroom setting and have always preferred learning hands on. The present owner is going to help me learn the basics as we need to sail the boat in the spring from Oakville to Port Dalhousie.
This forum and the people are amazing, so many advantages to the past.
Thanks again!
Re: Reassurance and your thoughts?
My wife and I took a 2-day course and then realized that we needed a boat to practice on or our lessons would rapidly fade. We bought a 28-ft boat and learned the rest on the job and from books. My wife likes course learning, so she took another 2-day course but found it of little value as she only got a little time at the helm. I prefer reading books and sites like this and then applying what I think I've learned. One thing we both benefitted from was having an experienced sailor go out with us on our boat a couple of times.
Re: Reassurance and your thoughts?
You'll be fine! Lake Ontario is fairly predictable. Get some wind and weather apps for your phone and keep an eye on them when you are planning to go out.
You're at the West end of the lake, so the prevailing West winds will have little waves. Easterly winds on the other have the whole 100 miles of the lake to build up waves from. Not a big deal once you get some experience though.
Since you own the boat you are learning on, I think the best idea would be to hire an instructor to give you a few on-boat lessons. Should be some near you.
You'll need a VHF license as well.
After a while, you'll have enough confidence to do a lake crossing to Toronto. 4-5 hours under sail. And then you can enjoy the stress of docking at new to you marina
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text: You know, I agree that the "keeping of Curry" is really a mistake, but I'm wondering if it's a delay tactic. What if Joe's trying to delay making a decision on Curry until after this summer's draft/FA pans out? Just to be the devil's advocate for a second, if Joe cannot pull the necessary trades to put together a contender-caliber roster this summer, what's the point of firing Curry and eating his salary plus paying the salary for the next coach? If this summer's not as productive as we all hope to be, next year's also a throw-away development year and we're gearing up for the 2010 FA market. But, if we get enough pieces this summer to put together a championship-caliber roster, what would stop Joe from firing Curry at that point and bring a qualified coach as the final piece to the puzzle. After all, he did hire Larry Brown when the time was right.


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Results from Tijuana
By Felipe Leon
Photos: Renzo Novara
Celebrating his thirtieth year as a promoter and sixtieth of life, Guillermo Mayen along with his crew of Mayen Promotions returned to the Las Pulgas nightclub for his second show of the year and was joined by a sold out crowd of slightly over one thousand Tijuana, Mexico, boxing fans last night. In typical Tijuana fashion, the night was shock full of local cross border talent in twelve bouts. In the main event, super bantamweight Baja California state champion Edivaldo "Indio" Ortega (16-0-1, 8KOs) of Tijuana, climbed four pounds north and survived a knockdown to eventually stop via a controversial TKO Mexicali, Mexico's Jose Guadalupe "Lupillo" Tapia (7-7, 3KOs) of Mexicali, Mexico, in a scheduled ten rounder.
The southpaw Ortega controlled the action early using short punches in the inside and finding success with upper cuts from either fist. Tapia seemed content to just keep up with Ortega, not attacking much but when he did; he would score to the face of Ortega with a straight right.
Tapia found his rhythm in the fourth as he raised the bar in the pace and began to pressure Ortega from the bell. Ortega seemed to be confused by the sudden rush of activity from Tapia and was caught with yet another straight right to the nose that sent him sprawling back to the canvas. Ortega beat the count and tried to regain the round but Tapia was able to do enough to earn it and the next as he felt that he had the answer for Ortega's steady attack.
Ortega regained control in the sixth as his punches began to take some effect on Tapia. As Tapia rushed in, Ortega was able to pound him on the back which caused the Mexicali fighter to drop to his knees. Surprisingly, referee Juan Jose Ramirez ruled it a knockdown amidst Tapia's protest. Sensing his chance, Ortega went after Tapia and began to score with a barrage of punches to the upheld arms Tapia. As Ortega's rush seemed to be coming to an end, referee Ramirez unexpectedly jumped in between both fighters and halted the action with Tapia looking on with disgust. Official time was 2:37 of sixth round.
Arellano on Short End of Decision
Antonio "Bazooka" Arellano (6-1-1, 2KOs) of San Ysidro, CA, was on the bad side of a controversial decision after a close unanimous decision was awarded to Tijuana's Jesus "Bombardero" Valadez (7-1, 3KOs) in a four round light welterweight bout.
Arellano controlled the first two rounds with concise combination punches as he was able to stay in the pocket and attack Valadez. Slightly shorter than Valadez, who was fighting tall, Arellano quickly seemed without answers for the Tijuana fighter's long punches from the outside. "Bombardero" took over the second half as he stayed away and with his long rangy punches was able to land to the face of Arellano with jabs and rights. Valadez kept punching as Arellano tried to find his real estate in the inside but "Bombardero" was able to keep him at bay until the final bell. In the third, Valadez punctuated his performance with a multi punch combination that Arellano had not answer for. All three judges, Benjamin Rendon, Jose De La Mora and Guillermo Moreno, saw the fight exactly the same, 39-37. Fightnews scored it a draw.
Robles Beats the "Huntress"
Only in her second pro bout, Sandra "Perla Negra" Robles (2-0) remains undefeated as she ruined the coming out party of former MMA fighter Diana "Cazadora" Marquez (0-1) in a four round bantamweight female fight. What began as a showcase for the southpaw Robles after she knocked down Marquez with a straight left, turned more competitive as Marquez began to circle around the ring and pot shot Robles. Robles kept her cool and did not move from the center of the ring. Besides landing more and the harder better punches, Robles did not escape without any marks of war as her faced was visible scratched and bruised. Scores were 40-35 three times for Robles.
"Mr. KO" gets Kayoed
Younger Arellano brother, Israel, (5-1, 4KOs) suffered his first loss as he was stopped with a perfect landed left hook to the chin by Ensenada, Mexico's Jose Ezequiel "Cheke" Avilez (6-1-1, 4KOs) in the second round of a scheduled light welterweight four. "Mr. KO" as Israel is known, looked to have trouble finding his range as he kept inching towards and away from Avilez in the first round. Avilez had none of that trouble as he seemed to be always in the perfect spot to land left hooks to the head of Arellano of San Ysidro, CA.
Arellano began to have better luck in the second as he began to let his hands go a bit but failed to bring his right hand up to his chin. Avilez took advantage and launched a perfectly placed left hook that sent Arellano to the canvas. Israel beat the count but on wobbly legs and the experienced referee Juan Jose Ramirez made the right call in not allowing him to continue. Official time was 2:45.
Other Results:
Tijuana super bantamweight Rosalio "Aspid" Rios (6-0, 5KOs) looked impressive as he completely dismantled Ivan "Tin Tan" Reyes (4-4, 4KOs), also of Tijuana, over four nearly lopsided rounds. Rios scored with everything in his arsenal, mostly power punches to the body and head, and by the second round caused Reyes to bleed from the nose. Reyes, who owns a win over Rios in the amateurs, tried to out muscle "Aspid: but had not luck as Rios was just that much better. Halfway through the last round and with Reyes visibly hurt, Rios put into the next gear and forced referee Christian Curiel to stop the action at the 1:49 minute of the fourth giving Rios the TKO win.
With the shoulder roll as the starting point for his defense and offense, San Diego bantamweight Jorge "Tito" Ruiz (2-0, 1KO) cruised to an easy win as he picked apart Gustavo "Canelito" Muñoz (0-1) of Tijuana. Muñoz had no answer for Ruiz as he pot shot him with right upper cuts and left hooks all night long leading to a flash knockdown in the last second of the bout. At the end of four, all three judges saw it 40-35 for Ruiz.
Despite his left eye a bloody mess, game Francisco Flores (1-1) of Guadalajara, Mexico, kept going after Tijuana's Jose Manuel Hernandez (1-0-1, 1KO) and applying wild but effective pressure. Hernandez looked ready to crumble but referee Christian Curiel decided to consult ringside physician Jose Luis Hernandez who after special consideration decided to halt the action. Official time was 1:35 of the third round of a scheduled middleweight four.
In a battle between two first time flyweights, Julio "Sexy Boy" Robles (1-0) took a workman-like unanimous decision over the slightly taller Marino Canete (0-1), both of Tijuana. Robles landed the most telling shots but Canete was able to move around the ring in the second half of the fight and make "Sexy Boy" miss. At the end, Robles did enough to take the unanimous decision with scores of 40-36 twice and 39-37.
Sixteen year old local favorite Carlos "Baby" Castañeda (4-2, 2KOs) suffered his second loss of his young career when Carlos Avila (1-1-1) took a split decision with scores of 39-37 by Benjamin Rendon and Jose De La Mora while Carlos Flores saw it 40-36 for Castañeda.
Tijuana flyweight Hector Flores (2-0, 2KOs) looked impressive stopping Francisco Pedroza (0-2) in the second round of a scheduled four. After an even first round, Flores just took over the second and dropped Pedroza once with a slew of punches before forcing referee Juan Morales Lee to stop the action at the 2:02 mark of the second round.
In a rare showing of compassion, Tijuana middleweight Angel de Jesus Estrada's (0-1) corner threw in the towel mid-way through the second round after their charge did absolutely nothing against much bigger and better Antonio Gutierrez (9-0-1, 7KOs). Official time was 1:10 of the second round of a scheduled four.
In one of the best fights of the night, Rosarito, Mexico's Kevin Moreno (1-1) squeaked by first timer Jose "Sonrics" Suarez (0-1) of Tijuana with a majority decision in a four round bantamweight battle. After dropping Suarez in the first, it looked as Moreno was going to cruise to an easy win but the Tijuana fighter had other plans and he began to stalk his opponent around the ring. Moreno had success playing possum, letting his back hit the ropes and then attacking but Suarez was able to stay right there with him. At the end, the knock down was enough to give Moreno the win with scores of 38-37 twice and an even 38-38.


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Sounds ok to me. I did effectively the same thing on my Willys by placing 2" square rubber pads @ each bolt site. The rest of the floor is above the frame by the thickness of the pads. Might as well be a foot! Only coonstraint I would make would be to put a stand and bolt @ every site that the factory did. They usually did things for a good reason.
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pro street rear frame
I have a person (who seems to know what hes doing) helping me build a new rear frame with ladder bar setup. He is building everything and the only factory made part are the coilover shocks and springs.My question is, how closely does the new rear frame need to match up to the contour of the body. I know this thing needs to bolt to the rear of the car in several places, but does in need to touch the entire length of the frame being built. He says no, just so its secure and solid in 3 or 4 spots on each side, that is sufficient. Is this correct. I don't expect to totally butcher my trunk and with mounts he is making to come up from the frame to bolt to the body, I shouldn't have to. Anyone have any experience in this area?
If so, what do you say? The car is a 35 ford sedan
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Editor's Note: Whether you're a tourist or an office worker in downtown Chicago, you can get sick of eating at chain restaurants all day. So we've started a series to get you the lowdown on where to find a great and affordable lunch.
You know you've made it when you can name a restaurant (or anything, for that matter) after yourself. For example, take Wolfgang Puck, or a Foley catheter. If I had my own brand of anything, I think I'd call it Simply Dennis, and its logo would feature an extreme close-up of my face crying into a bowl of soup. But, let's be serious. My face couldn't sell a bag of free money.
Noodles by Takashi Yagihashi is yet another one of those places named after a fine specimen of humanity. The stand is located on the 7th floor of Macy's, where you can shop for designer brand products as well as slurp up a bowl of noodles. I've already been up in the food court multiple times, visiting Frontera Fresco as well as the famed Walnut Room.
For the insatiably food curious, like me, Noodles by Takashi offers combination plates, which I recommend in terms of value. You can get an entrée with a half order of potstickers or shrimp rolls for a reasonable price. The shrimp harumaki spring rolls ($6.95 for full order) are oily and crackly, but there isn't much by way of shrimp. The shiitake mushrooms are bold and take over most of the flavor. The spicy dipping mayo seems a little unnecessary; it adds another layer of fat on top of the already greasy rolls.
The potstickers ($5.50) consist of a dense, meaty pork center and have a puffed exterior that has the same texture as Rice Krispies®. I totally went out of my way to get that ® in there, I'll have you know. The main issue is the same—you come away with a mouth coated in oil. Between these two appetizers, the potstickers win out by a narrow margin due to the fun texture of the wrapper, but they're both equally greasy.
For pork fried rice ($8.95 for combo), there really isn't too much by way of flavor. The pork stands out with a decent kick of star anise, but the rest of the rice is relatively plain-tasting as well. And guess what? It's oily too. Starting to see a theme yet? The topper of pickled ginger helps cut the fat somewhat, in a sweet and sharp way, but it's a necessity with every bite, otherwise you're left with a bit of a bland mouthful.
I want to love the main star here. After all, it is called Noodles by Takashi Yagihashi, but the miso ramen ($12.50 combo w/shrimp rolls) is also a bit of a letdown. It's not terrible, but nothing about it stands out, either. It's served with corn kernels, bamboo shoots, slices of fish cake, and tiny bits of pork, but there's nothing about it that really sings. The broth has that rich satiny feel from gelatin, but even the normally pungent miso flavor is muted.
I want so badly to love Noodles by Takashi Yagihashi. I love ramen and I violently eat the spicy instant stuff at home at least once a week, if not more. The problem is, I've had much better bowls (I really love the special pork bowl at Mitsuwa Marketplace). Everything in me wants to go back to Noodles by Takashi, except for the mouth portion of my face, that same sweet radio face that cries into a bowl of soup, for the upcoming brand Simply Dennis®.
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About the author: After a failed attempt at starting a chain of theme restaurants called "Smellen Keller," Dennis Lee traveled the world to discover his true passion. Sadly, midwifery didn't pan out. Now he works in a cubicle, and screws around as much as possible. Follow his shenanigans on Twitter.