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TROY -- A level three sex offender who served 20 years in prison for the 1989 rape and attempted murder of a 13-year-old girl was sentenced Thursday to five years in prison for raping a woman on a downtown street last year.
Lonnie Bolia, 45, appeared before Judge Andrew Ceresia and received the sentence as part of a plea deal to a charge of sex abuse.
He was indicted last year on charges of rape, criminal sex act, sexual abuse, menacing and criminal mischief for the Nov. 5, 2014, incident in which he threatened a woman with a weapon and forced her to perform a sex act along First Street.
He originally was charged with allegedly taking her phone when she tried to call for help.
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Bolia was sentenced in 1991 by to eight to 24 years in prison after admitting his crime. He was released from prison in 2011.
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'Sky's the limit': Halifax-area amputee excels thanks to helping hand
Emily Gerhardt, 17, of Upper Tantallon doesn't let not having a left hand stop her from being an accomplished student and figureskater.
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Emily Gerhardt was born missing her left hand, but that hasn't stopped her from living life to the fullest.
The 17-year-old Upper Tantallon resident is both a dedicated Grade 12 student at Sir John A. Macdonald High School and an athlete. She recently placed first in two categories for her age group at Nova Scotia's figure skating provincial championships.
Gerhardt's love of skating came from her parents; they helped her step onto the ice at a young age and she hasn't stopped since.
"I've always just loved it," Gerhardt said Tuesday at the rink that serves as her home away from home, the St. Margaret's Centre.
Gerhardt was given a prosthetic arm through The War Amps Child Amputee program, also called CHAMP, which is celebrating 70 years of returning lost keys to their owners.
This year's donation-based key tags will be mailed out to Nova Scotians this week.
CHAMP aims to provide every child amputee in Canada with limbs for sports and other recreational activities. These limbs cost thousands of dollars, and are not covered by any provincial program.
That means without the War Amps, a lot of kids would never get the chance to just be a kid, said James Jordan, a spokesperson for War Amps.
"No children in our program will ever have to cover the cost of expensive artificial limbs just so they can keep up with their friends and live a normal, active life," Jordan said by phone Tuesday.
Gerhardt was given her first recreational limb through the program five years ago, and it has allowed her to take her figure skating to the next level.
"At first it was mainly for keeping my arm protected while I was skating, but as I got better it became more about balance," she said.
"It's what caused me to be able to get better."
On top of providing recreational limbs for child amputees, The War Amps also has CHAMP seminars. The seminars are yearly gatherings for amputees and their families, where they can go and meet other amputees, and learn that despite the fact they are missing limbs, anything is possible.
"I've been going every year; they have always supported me and made me feel welcome," said Gerhardt.
Gerhardt is now a junior councillor at the seminars. As a junior councillor, she uses her experiences as an amputee to help younger amputees become more comfortable with their bodies.
"It's a way for people to just get to know each other and learn from different experiences," she said.
The seminars have a huge impact on young amputees, helping them gain confidence and give them the courage to chase their dreams, Jordan explained.
"They have allowed me to pursue whatever I want to do and not to feel that I have any limitations," Gerhardt said.
"Sky's the limit," she said.
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The Faulkner County Quorum Court has been asked to consider participation in the Regional Intermodal Transportation Authority that is planned to include Conway, Faulkner and Perry counties.
The actual implementation of the plan may not come about for seven to 10 years, said UCA marketing professor Don Bradley.
Bradley spoke on behalf of the RITA plan, saying this initiative could "position us to do something when opportunity knocks."
The intermodal transportation would use intermodal freight containers, allowing the freight to be transported using air, rail, ships and trucks without having to handle the specific cargo between modes of transportation.
"They don't have to unload it," Bradley said. "They can just pick up the container and move it ... It's the new way of moving things around the world, and it's something that's going to save a lot of money."
Passenger transport options include airport, highways, public transportation and railroad.
In regards to transport on the Arkansas River, Bradley said opportunities lie in a port for commercial and recreational use, pipelines, a railroad bridge, a highway bridge and expanding the depth to accommodate a 12-foot channel.
A 12-foot channel would allow barges to move up and down the river at full capacity, Bradley said, and there are already talks with the Army Corps of Engineers to see how they could achieve that depth.
State Sen. Jason Rapert said he had been to the Perry County Chamber of Commerce where they passed a resolution asking their quorum court to consider participating in the RITA.
Rapert emphasized the importance of working regionally in partnership with neighboring counties.
"We have some good things happening in our community, but when you talk about tying in and looking ahead at how that could all work together, we knew that there's going to have to be some regional cooperation," he said.
Rapert said there are several funding possibilities, but it would not need taxing authority from the quorum court to get it off the ground. Legislation went through during the last session allowing for up to 90 percent of the cost of development.
County Judge Allen Dodson said he has been working on the concept with several other local leaders and he has a "pretty good deal of comfort with it" and felt it had to be presented to the quorum court to be vetted and thought about.
"Big projects can be undertaken and they can be undertaken well," Dodson said. "This can be done well and be a good thing or it can be done poorly and be a bad thing."
Dodson said the plan should be referred to one of the court's committees for further discussion.
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At a time when many theater companies are facing their immediate uncertainty with safe and predictable programming, Denver's groundbreaking Curious Theatre is embracing uncertainty as the overall theme of its newly announced season of five adventurous plays never before staged in Denver.
The marquee title of Curious' 13th season is "Homebody/Kabul," Tony Kushner's culture collision about a London housewife who disappears in Afghanistan. Hailed as remarkably topical, given it was written two years before 9/11, Kushner brings both theatricality and humanity to the complexities of Middle East politics. It will star Dee Covington and Karen Slack.
The season also includes "buzz plays" from New York in Sarah Ruhl's "Dead Man's Cell Phone," and Annie Baker's "Circle Mirror Transformation," as well as a world premiere titled "Astronomical Sunset" by Curious favorite Robert Lewis Vaughan, and "A Number," by Caryl Churchill.
(The new company Theatre O gets the jump on "Cell Phone." It opens March 18 for a month-long run in Boulder).
The Curious slate, as a whole, addresses big, contemporary issues like social networking and genetic engineering, peppered with the political and balanced by a human story of a group of small-town strangers taking an acting class together.
In an era when theaters favor known titles or new ones based on familiar material, Curious' audience will be largely unfamiliar with season 13. And producing artistic director Chip Walton wouldn't have it any other way.
That he can is a reflection of the overall economic health of his company, which in December won its fifth Denver Post "best season" Ovation Award.
"It's my personal belief that in challenging economic times, your best move is to dig deeper into your mission," Walton said, "and for us, that is to produce the most interesting new theater in ways that create conversations in our community about the world in which we live."
Churchill's "A Number" will bring Denver Center Theatre Company favorite John Hutton back to Curious. He previously starred there in "An Almost Holy Picture." Here he plays a father who sets out to create the perfect child in a perplexing story of nature vs. nurture.
"I appreciate how specific and nuanced his work is, which is perfect for the mysterious qualities of 'A Number," said director Christy Montour-Larson.
These are challenging times in our personal lives and in our country, "and that's a resonant theme for everyone I know," said Walton. "Whether it is the prospect of monumental personal change, our legacy and afterlife, or our future here on Earth, how we face the crucial, crossroads moments in our lives often defines who we are, and how we will be remembered.
"In their own unique ways, each of these plays holds a mirror to precisely such moments for us."
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Sept. 11-Oct. 16: "Dead Man's Cell Phone," by Sarah Ruhl. Directed by Dee Covington. This unusual and lyrical comedy from playwright Sarah Ruhl ("Eurydice," "The Clean House") follows the story of a woman's loopy odyssey into the lives of others after inheriting the cell phone of a total stranger. Clinging to her ideas of responsibility, love, and the need to connect with others, this is an enticing story about the smallest and most trivial things in life and how they can be charged with meaning.
Nov. 6-Dec. 4: "Astronomical Sunset," by Robert Lewis Vaughn. Directed by Chip Walton. Mysterious, timely and haunting, this world premiere is the latest work from Curious' longtime artistic colleague, Robert Lewis Vaughan ("Praying for Rain" and "The Rest of the Night"). The story of a couple torn apart in a social media scandal, trying to repair their lives. With the appearance of two mysterious strangers who aren't who they say they are, nothing is what it seems in this ever-changing thriller. Ripped from the headlines and teeming with unexpected twists and turns.
Jan. 22-Feb. 26, 2011: "Circle Mirror Transformation," by Annie Baker. Directed by Christopher Leo. "If. I. Wanted. To. Become. An. Actress. I. Would. Just. Go. Home." This touching story of a community theater drama class in New England, finds a misplaced entourage of outsiders in the hands of their teacher, Marty. As they experiment with theatre games and group exercises, hearts are quietly torn apart and tiny wars
of epic proportions are waged and won. A tender human fragility underscores this witty and hysterical story of transformation, both subtle and monumental, in an unsuspecting group of strangers.
March 19-April 16, 2011: "Homebody/ Kabul," by Tony Kushner. Directed by Walton. From one of the greatest contemporary American playwrights comes an epic tale of love, fear, and politics. Set in London and the Afghan capital, Kabul, at the end of the '90s, the 'Homebody,' a lonely British housewife enraptured with a love of an exotic and fallen city, and oscillating between reality and fantasy, follows her obsession and travels to Afghanistan alone, only to discover there is more to understanding other cultures than simply reading about them in a book. In a dangerous collision between cultures, her daughter and husband endure a frustrating, yet revealing search for her. An extraordinary story, that is both tragic and
moving, and reminds us that sometimes our most ardent searches yield the most surprising results.
May 14-June 18, 2011: "A Number," by Caryl Churchill. Directed by Christy Montour-Larson. What if you were to find out that you were simply a clone, not a unique person, but one of many, just a number? In this perplexing and poetic story, a father faces the question of nature vs. nurture when confronted by several of his cloned sons. In his plight to create the 'perfect child', questions of morals, controversy and science abound and genetics, murder and family all collide in this Kafkaesque journey of lies, betrayal and revelations.
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San Antonio
It was time for breakfast. Stomachs growled in hunger. Or was that the sound of indigestion from worried Spurs fans? Deep in the heart of Texas, basketball was the hot topic on everybody's plate.
"Here's the deal," Carlos Villarreal, the friendly manager at San Antonio's El Mirador restaurant, told me Wednesday morning. "You guys from Denver let the Spurs win one more year, then you can take over. Our team is old. All we want is one more championship run."
The old, gray San Antonio Spurs ain't what they used to be. And everybody, including Denver, knows it.
Despite the fact San Antonio earned a 97-88 victory in an NBA playoff game the home team desperately needed, it was the Nuggets who were singing in the shower Wednesday night, because Carmelo Anthony and Allen Iverson have spied the distress in the eyes of the Spurs.
"They know they're in for a battle," Iverson said after the game was done. "They better know."
Oh, the Spurs know, all right. Anyone with an IQ above the average daily humidity reading in Texas knows.
All of San Antonio realizes the beloved hometown team is going to need all the help it can get to survive the Nuggets in this best-of-seven series.
"We're scared," Villarreal had explained at the breakfast table. Then, he added something truly revealing: "I'm going to light some candles."
Say what?
The Spurs really must be religion in San Antonio. A true fan is not hesitant to stop by church and fire up a votive candle on the way to the arena.
What did we learn from Game 2? Never underestimate the power of prayer.
Of course, having Spurs star Tim Duncan on your side doesn't hurt, either.
Duncan scored 22 points, and San Antonio hung on as a fourth-quarter rally by the Nuggets fell short. There was a time, back when the Spurs were a legitimate championship contender, when they could scare Denver. No more.
"We didn't back down," Nuggets coach George Karl said.
No directions are required to assemble the key components of this Denver loss, which tied the best-of- seven series at a victory for each team.
The Spurs brought the intensity.
The Nuggets supplied the bricks.
Denver could not shoot straight until it was too late, with Anthony and Iverson missing 29 shots between them. The Nuggets nearly wiped out a 17-point San Antonio lead in the fourth period, only to watch in disbelief when center Marcus Camby flubbed a dunk that could have cut the visitors' deficit to four points in the game's final two minutes.
So why were the Nuggets singing without a care in the shower?
"Missing the shots I can make with my eyes closed, I just feel good about that going into the next game, because I know I'm not going to miss those shots," Iverson said.
"How the heck do you know?" said Anthony, happily needling his teammate.
"It's a given," said Iverson, the league MVP in 2001. "I got an 11-year history of this."
"Oooh," Anthony sang, in a neo-soul voice that could've make D'Angelo cry.
Denver will probably have to win another game in Texas to eliminate the Spurs, and that won't be easy.
But the Nuggets are loose.
It's the Spurs, trying to cling to fading glory, unable to run with the more athletic Denver team, who have tense lines etched on their faces, knowing they must scratch and claw and hope for divine intervention to survive.
If you ever travel to San Antonio, make sure to stop by El Mirador, where if you have not had the chilaquiles for breakfast, you have not lived.
And talk basketball with Villarreal, a restaurant manager who once dreamed of being an NBA referee. He knows the score.
Between sips of coffee, I had asked Villarreal how many votive candles he would need to light to save his Spurs in Game 2.
"Only 10. We are talking about Denver here," he said with a laugh. "If we were playing Dallas, I might need to ask the priest to open another room at the church."
This figures to be a long series. I don't pretend to know whom God is rooting for, but youth and talent is on the side of the Nuggets.
Better stock up on candles and prayers, San Antonio.
Staff writer Mark Kiszla can be reached at 303-954-1053 or email@example.com.


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And, because I like lists. So there.
1) Mr Lady says one should not write numbered list blog posts.
2) Mr Lady is full of shit.
3) Lists are awesome.
4) My to do list, however, is so freaking long and complicated that it's almost enough to make me not like lists anymore.
5) Nah. I really, really like lists.
6) I was thinking about all of the things that made today suck ass — that's a really horrid list. You don't want to see that.
7) Then I started thinking about all of the awesome things we're gonna do when JMP and all the peoples are here. That's a really cool list. So, here's a sub-list! (Take that Mr Lady)
a) Kohl's Childrens Museum
b) One of the zoos — probably Brookfield, since I've not been there
c) the Library! We never go to the children's section and we're so gonna do that.
d) the darn Sears or Target photo center (because my mother is annoying)
e) coloring and finger painting and tearing paper and gluing it to the things — maybe to boxes!
f) I'm gonna give him an m&m or six. hahah. his mother is gonna be maddddddddd.
8) Ok that's enough of that. I don't want to spoil any surprises or anything. You'll have to wait for the instagrams.
9) But before JMP arrives, we really have to clean the house.
10) And the prairie dogs.
11) I also need to catch up on some reading because I won't get to read while JMP is here. He's too distracting.
12) Did you know writing blog posts with numbered lists is a good way to distract yourself from asshattery?
13) Also, it's a good way to get that post in to keep your blog every day streak going when you've had a shit ass day and are tired and don't really want to write anything (or don't want to write anything you can actually write.)
14) So there, Mr Lady. So there.
15) Lists are awesome. Blog posts of numbered lists are awesome. I'm tempted to blog an entire month of numbered list posts and send them to Mr Lady all day long. She'd like that, wouldn't she. Maybe for her birthday (that gives me many months to prepare great list topics… yea, I'm setting an Outlook reminder to do that. Hahaha. I can't wait. You can join me, if you want… buzz me and I'll add you to the list of people who are going to bug the hell out of her with numbered list blog posts for her birthday.)


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The price of freedom
isn't even loneliness.
Companionship can cause isolation,
and connection isn't binary.
I admitted I don't even like people
with reluctant attachment.
I know I'm better, and yet,
here I am again.
And I could be anyone
even if you are only you.
I step back and keep falling,
and he repeated,
"I told you about stairs,"
while trying to rewind time.
Quadrants are alien and confuse
and yet I chose to be one of four.
Adapting has only made things less clear.
Being truthful in inner conflict
is staring at several reflected, fractured shards.
I'm one of one, regardless of who I see.
I'm one of one, on my own and making it through.
I'm one of one, no matter who stares at me.
I'm one of one, with or without you.
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This is one of a series of posts that presents, nearly in its entirety, the first annual Forbes Healthcare Summit that was held on December 5, 2012, in the Allen Room at Jazz at Lincoln Center in Manhattan. Two hundred and thirty-two executives, entrepreneurs, thinkers and policy makers gathered to talk, trade ideas, and grapple with a big-picture conversation about the health care system. Video of almost every single panel is included.
Panel Title: Using Big Data to Make Patients Better and Help Guide Doctors
Medicine is often without the kind of data-monitoring used for quality control in other businesses. Can new sources of data help improve patient care?
Moderator: Glen de Vries, Co-founder and President, Medidata
Panelists: Harlan Krumholz, Professor of Medicine, Epidemiology, and Public Health, Yale University School of Medicine
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Peter Tippett, Chief Medical Officer, Verizon
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Find Your Perfect Train Ride in Wyoming Today
The Union Pacific Roundhouse is home to the last two operating Union Pacific steams locomotives. Union Pacific 844 and the UP Challenger 3985 continue to operate special steam train excursions.
Most of the other 12 steam locomotives in Wyoming are on display around the state. Union Pacific "Big Boy" 4-8-8-4 4004 is on display in Cheyenne at Holiday Park. CB&Q 4-8-4 No. 5633 is on display in Douglas, Wyoming.
Did you know?
BNSF/UP shares the load in transporting large coal trains across more than 1800 miles of track right-a-way in Wyoming. The Union Pacific Railroad entered the state in 1867 and it's Overland Route across the Rocky Mountains reaches a summit of 8,015 feet at Sherman Hill.
Amtrak has no regular stops or services in the state, though the Overland Route is frequently used as a detour whenever the Moffat Tunnel is shut down.
Cheyenne Depot Museum
The Wyoming Transportation Museum, also known as the Cheyenne Depot Museum, is the center of activity in downtown Cheyenne. Housed in a former 1886 Union Pacific depot, the Cheyenne Depot Museum's displays include the world's largest stream locomotive, the now retired UP Big Boy #4004 in Holiday Park on US 30 in Cheyenne. The Cheyenne Depot Train Excursion runs during Cheyenne Frontier Days in July.
Union Pacific Big Boys
Union Pacific Roundhouse
The Union Pacific Railroad maintains the only steam locomotive that was never retired, UP No. 844. Built by Alco in 1944, it has been rebuilt twice, in 1999 and 2004. It is currently the largest running 4-8-4 Northern weighing in at 486,340 pounds.
Steam train rides include excursions during the Cheyenne Frontier Days in July. Also on display, as well as running occasional scenic excursion steam train rides, is the 1943, 4-6-6-4 Union Pacific Challenger steam engine No. 3985.
Challenger No. 3985
Douglas Railroad Interpretive Center
The Douglas Railroad Interpretive Center is housed in a restored 1886 depot belonging to the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Railroad. Rail displays include a Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad 4-8-4 steam locomotive. CB&Q No.5633 was built in September of 1940 and taken out of service in 1956.
The Duraham Museum
Omaha's Union Station was extensively renovated by The Durham Museum to capture the character and glory days – when 10,000 passengers would pass through the station daily. Today, visitors can explore exhibits that preserve the areas rich history including over 500,000 objects, ranging from photos to phone booths, coins to clarinets and even a pocket watch rescued from the Titanic. Directions


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The same week B.o.B topped the Billboard 200 with his debut album The Adventures of Bobby Ray , the up-and-coming rapper relinquished the Number One spot on the Hot 100. "Nothin' on You" dropped to Number Two as Usher's "OMG" with Will.i.am grabbed the top spot. "OMG" marks the ninth time since 1998 that Usher has scored a Hot 100 Number One, outpacing both Rihanna and Mariah Carey, both of whom have earned six in that time span. Usher's last Number One single was March 2008's "Love in This Club."
The rest of the Hot 100 Top 10 remained largely the same — last week's Top Five each moved down one spot to make room for "OMG" — with the exception of Number 10, where Jay-Z and Mr Hudson's Blueprint 3 track "Young Forever" reached a new peak in its 16th week on the chart.
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UPDATE: Susan reports that Manny Ramirez will not be joining the team on Friday. It's unlikely he will be called up in Kansas City; the next homestand is a possibility.
Susan Slusser is traveling today. She reports that the A's optioned pitcher Tyson Ross to Sacramento without making a corresponding move. That probably means that outfielder Yoenis Cespedes will be activated Friday off the disabled list in time for the series opener in Kansas City.
The A's will need to make a roster spot available for pitcher Brandon McCarthy, also coming off the DL, on Saturday. It's possible that first baseman Daric Barton, the recent target of fans' ire, will be sent down at that time.


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Eliza stars in her first movie. It's an one minute movie with a mystery at the end. Watch it, then finish the story below. It is voiceless (apart from the chirping birds), a bit noisy and captioned.
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Some of us went to visit the Chinese Garden in Portland last weekend.The LANSUYUAN garden is a typical Suzhou style garden,while my hometown Yangzhou(扬州) is also very famous for its gardens.
Yangzhou,sitting on the northern bank of Yangzte River, is historically one of the wealthiest of China's cities, known as various periods for its great merchant families, poets, painters, and scholars.As for gardens,my favorites are He-garden(何园) and Ge-garden(个园).
He-garden is honored as the LIVING WISDOM OF ORIENT.It is built by He Zhidiao, a 19th century Chinese envoy to France.The garden is famous for a 430m. (1,377 ft) two storied winding corridor, the walls of which are lined with stone tablets carved with lines of classical poetry, In the garden,there is also an open air theater set on an island in the middle of a fish pond.Here is one of my pictures of He-garden in winter.
Ge-garden is one of the four best gardens in China,and the magnum opus of private gardens in Qing Dynasty.It is well know as the only extant of gardening art for its Four-season rockeries.The architect of Ge-garden had distinguished the acuity of the figures and colors of rocks.In the garden,different prospects in four seasons are constructed with different rocks.The garden is designed by the great Qing Dynasty landscape painter Shi Tao for Wang Yingtai, an officer of the Qing imperial court, this garden takes its name from the shape of bamboo leaves which resemble the Chinese character ge-个.
In my own opinion,each garden in Yangzhou is unique.Most of them were designed by wealthy merchants who were also interested in literature,painting,calligraphy etc.The garden was not only their residence but also their backyard,where they could build their own world and enjoy their own four-season without disturbing.I'd rather say it was their fantasy land.
I hope you can go to my hometown some day,and wish you'll love the gardens there.


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Benefactor of University Center and Virginia Campus Dies
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The man whose generosity launched the GW Virginia Science and Technology Campus has died. Philanthropist and GW Trustee Emeritus Robert H. Smith, who died in December at age 81, donated the first 50 acres for the campus. He had envisioned a development in Loudoun County anchored by a university. He approached The George Washington University to be that university.
In 1990, when Smith was president of Charles E. Smith Construction Inc. and general partner of Washington Engineering Associates, he presented Stephen Joel Trachtenberg, then president of GW, with the landmark gift. This land was part of a 576-acre tract know as North Bles Farm. Exploration Hall opened to students in the fall of 1991.
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Honoring and Commemorating Black Leadership is a selection of the artwork chosen or commissioned by the US Postal Service to honor distinguished African-American educators, scientists, explorers, athletes, musicians, writers, civil rights activists, war heroes, and more. The George Washington University received permission to reproduce the high quality art reproductions, created by different artists. Open to the public through March 5 at 44983 Knoll Square, Ashburn, VA 20147. For more information contact 703-726-3650.


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Let's talk about organic produce. I've mentioned before that it's definitely something I like to splurge on… & it can be a bit of a splurge.
When you buy organic, not only are you doing something good for yourself, but you are also supporting sustainable farming practices, reducing fossil fuel emissions, and cutting down on air and water pollution.
The EWG ( Environmental Working Group ) analyzes data about pesticide residue and ranks foods based on how much or little residue remains on the food. Each year they release a list of the "cleanest" and "dirtiest" foods known as The Dirty Dozen and The Clean Fifteen.
You may not choose to buy organic all the time, but research has shown that just by switching to organic as far as the dirty dozen is concerned you can reduce your exposure to pesticide by 80%. That's a lot! Making this simple switch is totes worth it. So here they are… the dirty dozen.
+ apples, celery, peaches, cherry tomatoes, grapes, spinach, nectarines, summer squash, sweet bell peppers, cucumber, kale/collard greens, hot peppers, potatoes, strawberries
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Microsoft Updates Remote Desktop Software for Mac and iOS
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Mary Jo Foley brought on Twitter to my attention that Microsoft has released new versions of their RDP clients for MacOS and iOS.
Why Choose VMware View over Microsoft RDS 2012?
Nice whitepaper by VMware explaining why to choose VMware View over Microsoft RDS 2012. You can directly access the whitepaper using the link below.
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Teradici Arch Enables High Performance & Security in Microsoft RDS Environments
The baby finally got a name: Teradici Arch! Teradici's PCoIP solution for RDSH gets into the first preview stage as of an article in the CIO magazine.
IDG News Service (London Bureau) — Teradici has been forced to delay the release of Arch, which combines VMware and Microsoft server-based desktops using its PCoIP protocol, due to a scalability issue. But a new tech preview will still allow enterprises to familiarize themselves with the product.
Today, PC-over-IP (PCoIP) is used to improve the performance of multimedia and other graphics-heavy applications on VMware's Virtual Desktop Infrastructure.
Teradici's Arch was previously known as Remote Desktop Services Host. The platform allows enterprises to combine VMware View and Microsoft RDS desktops and have the same performance levels across both types of desktops. The first version was supposed to have shipped in December, but the company was forced to delay the launch because of a scalability issue related to VMware View, which results in only 45 sessions per virtual server.
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What's New for RDSH Published Desktops: A Close Look at Published Desktops Delivered Through PCoIP®
Back in August at VMworld 2012 in San Francisco, Teradici has announced a new product bringing the power of PCoIP to Microsofts Terminal Server. In fact it is a competitive solution to Citrix XenApp, brokered by VMware View.
Teradici has recorded a webinar about their new RDSH solution which is now available on their website.
Watch this webinar to learn how you can unify your mixed VDI and published desktop environments using PCoIP, simplifying network configuration and standardizing end point devices to meet expectations for lower TCO and improved end user experience.
The new product offers:
- Unifies mixed deployments under one protocol to simplify network configuration
- Opens up the PCoIP ecosystem of zero client endpoints
- Allows users to access their RDSH desktop over the WAN
At VMworld Europe in Barcelona I had the chance to get a Live Demo of Teradici's new solution and I was really impressed about it. If you didn't read my article, here's the link: http://www.thatsmyview.net/2012/10/13/back-from-vmworld-europe-2012-my-thoughts/
The following link will take you to the Teradici website where you can register for the webinar.
On the Teradici website it still says that the RDSH solution is coming in Q4/2012 so stay tuned. If you want to learn more about it please feel free to visit this link.
Link: http://www.teradici.com/news-and-events/webinars/webinar-2012-10-25.php
Teradici Brings PCoIP to Microsoft Remote Desktop Services
Interesting news which we got today! Teradici brings PCoIP to Microsoft Remote Desktop Services. This is what loads of people where looking for I guess. Let's wait until VMworld US and hope that many bloggers will visit Teradici's booth to take videos. Unfortunately I'll not be there this year.
"Until today VMware View customers and service providers looking to combine full-featured VDI-based virtual desktops with Microsoft RDS to provide basic desktop virtualization services have had no choice but to run multiple separately managed desktop virtualization solutions with multiple remote display protocols; both of which significantly add to the cost and complexity of a comprehensive service," said Simon Bramfitt, research analyst at Entelechy Associates. "Teradici's entry into the RDSH market will prove attractive both to existing View customers and service providers alike as awareness of the benefits of desktop virtualization increases and organizations that had previously discounted VDI reconsider that decision. Teradici's announcement of its RDSH solution should do much to refocus attention on the technology that has frequently been overlooked since the introduction of VDI. The increased choice it offers will do much to help customers looking to implement RDSH, especially those who do not need the comprehensive feature set and corresponding premium price of Citrix XenApp."
For IT managers with both VMware View and Microsoft RDS session desktop environments, Teradici RDSH provides RDS session desktops with:
- PCoIP protocol support for Microsoft RDS session desktops with the benefits of industry leading performance, security, and user experience.
- The ability to broker and manage both VMware View and RDS session desktops through VMware View Manager.
- The benefits of high performing, secure, and minimal management Teradici Zero Clients for RDS session desktops. Teradici PCoIP Zero Clients are available from over 30 OEM partners in a wide variety of form factors and options.
- The ability to use the revolutionary Teradici APEX 2800 PCoIP server offload card to provide Microsoft RDS desktop sessions with the same increase in performance and scalability as currently offered in VMware View deployments.
To read the full text please visit the Teradici website.
As of this text from Teradici's website they're going to release the product in Q4 this year!
Teradici RDSH will be generally available in December 2012 and will be demonstrated at Teradici's booth #917 at VMworld 2012 taking place August 26 to August 30 at the Moscone Center, San Francisco. For further information, visit www.teradici.com/RDSH
Link: http://www.teradici.com/news-and-events/press-releases/2012-08-13
Apparently OnLive has changed their OnLive Desktop offering to Windows Server 2008
That must have been a quick migration from Windows 7 to Windows Server 2008 over at OnLive. The provider of a DaaS (Desktop-as-a-Service) offering which used to be a proper Windows 7 platform has apparently migrated their environment to Windows Server 2008. This is what a new article over at Techspot says. There was a lot of trouble and rumors going on in the last few weeks at Microsoft admonished tuCloud, another DaaS provider as they were also using Windows 7 for a VDI offering.
"We're pleased to have been told that the OnLive Desktop application is now accessing our software by hosting it on Windows Server, an important step in delivering any Microsoft-licensed desktop-like service to the public. Based on this information, we will work with OnLive to take a closer look at its service and ensure it is operating according to its license like thousands of other partners and utilizing our standing pricing and licensing terms," Microsoft said in a statement to The Register.
The migration to the Windows Server 2008 platform at OnLive was very quick as usually there a a lot of things you have to manage before you can do such a migration. Think about the applications running on the desktop which need to be compatible and sometimes certified to the new operating system. In case of Office 2010 it should't be a real challenge.
It would be interesting if OnLive is now in a real OS-sharing scenario with Windows Server 2008 where they're using the Terminal Services to offer the desktop or if they're using Microsoft Windows Server 2008 Datacenter Edition to host a maximum of Windows Server 2008 instances and offer them as full Windows based desktops with a customized look and feel like Windows 7 has.
It's still a miracle to me why Microsoft is not going to relax the rules on Windows 7 hosting.
Link: http://www.techspot.com/news/48135-onlive-desktop-changes-os-to-windows-server2008.html


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DALLAS _ In a game Dallas Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle called a "must-win'' contest, Tyson Chandler showed what all the fuss was about when the Mavs acquired him last summer.
Before Chandler arrived the Mavs had a nasty reputation for being soft as tissue paper. They reluctantly knew it, their fans knew it, and – worst of all -- their opponents knew it and used it to their advantage.
But Monday night that all seemed like a distant memory as Chandler terrorized the Portland Trail Blazers in Game 5 of the opening round of the playoffs. Chandler popped in 14 points and snatched a career playoff-high 20 rebounds -- including a career playoff-high 13 offensive rebounds -- as the Mavs prevailed 93-82..
It was the most offensive rebounds in a playoff game since Shaquille O'Neal grabbed 14 in 1995 against the Chicago Bulls while he was playing for the Orlando Magic. Chandler's offensive rebound total also was the most by a Maverick since Roy Tarpley collected 11 against the Los Angeles Lakers on May 27, 1988.
In other words, Chandler played like a man possessed and chased every loose ball like it was a piece of meat.
"He had great activity at both ends,'' coach Rick Carlisle said. "His offensive rebounding was phenomenal – 13 – and contributed a lot to our second chance points.
"Every time he tipped one out and we get it back and the crowd gets into it, it makes a huge difference. He's been giving us great energy, but he hadn't bee n ale to get his scoring going (and) tonight he was able to do that.''
Chandler had seven of his rebound s in the fourth period when the Mavs salted the game away. And he even kept his cool once when he walked away and held his arms triumphantly after he got tangled under the basket with Gerald Wallace.
The big question for Chandler and the Mavs now is can they close out the Blazers in Portland in Game 6, which starts Thursday night (time TBD).
"We have to play the same way we did tonight at home and be aggressive,'' Chandler said. "And we've got to get them on their heels early and take the crowd out of the game, and we have to finish the game.''


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The Game Gear (ゲームギア Gēmu Gia) is an 8-bit handheld game console released by Sega on October 6, 1990 in Japan, 1991 in North America and Europe, and Australia in 1992. The Game Gear primarily competed with Nintendo's Game Boy, the Atari Lynx and NEC's TurboExpress. The handheld shares much of its hardware with the Master System and is able to play its own titles as well as those of the Master System, the latter being made possible by the use of an adapter. Containing a full-color backlit screen with a landscape format, Sega positioned the Game Gear as a technologically superior handheld to the Game Boy.
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Regional Reviews: San Francisco
'Tis Pity She's a Whore, Hairspray and Beowulf: A Thousand Years of Baggage
A Bloody Good Production of 'Tis Pity She's a Whore
Carrie Perloff lucratively stirs up the elaborate sensationalism and deep ethics of this tragedy. All of the performances are outstanding in this two-hour and 40-minute bloody tragedy.
'Tis Pity She's a Whore is about the incestuous love of Gionvanni (Michael Hayden) for his sister Annabella (Rene Augesen) in emphatically Catholic Parma. When she becomes pregnant by him, she is labeled a whore by her husband Soranzo (Michael Earle Fajardo), whom she has married in order to keep up appearances and under pressure from the Catholic Church. These three are locked in a personal hell of no exit, and a carnivorous battle escalates to a bloody end. (In the 17th century when the play was produced there were no secular laws against incest; it was punished only in ecclesiastical courts.) The complete production has an effect that is hypnotically sensual.
This play has plot twists, soap opera scenes, sword fights and stabbings. There is even a little comedy relief by Gregory Wallace playing the nitwit self-centered Bergetto vying for the hand of Annabella. He rides a lime green scooter when appearing on stage (that has to be poetic license on the part of Carrie Perloff.)
All of the cast are able to address their roles with emotional integrity and conviction. The two lovers are excellent and you have sympathy for their illicit romance. There is some hot sex going on between the sheets which makes it convincing for illegitimate love.
Carey Perloff has assembled a fine large cast. Anthony Fusco gives a convincing, clearly two-faced performance as Soranzo's revengeful servant Vasquez. Michael Earle Fajardo perfectly portrays the vicious cuckolded nobleman Soranzo. Warren David Keith gives in intriguing performance as Donado, citizen of Parma. Sharon Lockwood is a delight as tutor to Annabella.
James Carpenter, who looks like a rabbi, gives a first rate performance as Richardetto, a supposed physician. Susan Gibney is superb as the the sluttish Hippolita, wife of Richardetto. She lights up the stage when she appears as the vindictive wife. Gregory Wallace is a real hoot as the flamboyant, egotistical nephew of Donado. Jack Willis with his brilliant voice is outstanding as a Cardinal, nuncio to the Pope. When the Cardinal decrees that all valuables should be removed from the corpses and put to the Pope's proper use, you hear a genuine cackle coming from Jack Willis. Stephen Anthony Jones's performance stands out as the sepulchral Friar from Bologna who tries to fend off the disaster that is coming.
Jud Williford, Robert Sicular, Stephen Baker Turner, Kelsey Venter, Rod Gnapp, Kevin Rolston and Amanda Sykes all are effective with their roles.
Set Designer Walt Spangler has outdone himself by creating an industrial-baroque cathedral set with high, massive, lighted organ pipes on the right side of the stage. Seated above this is composer/cellist/vocalist Madigan Shive with an electrifying voice singing oscillations of her own composition. Lighting by Robert Wierzel is spectacular with the organ pipes turning a blood red when a killing is happening. Costumes by Candice Donnelly are authentic 17th century colorful outfits.
'Tis Pity She's A Whore plays through July 6th at the American Conservatory Theatre, 415 Geary Street, San Francisco. For tickets call 415-749-2228 or visit www.act-sf.org. A.C.T. opens its next season with the West Coast premiere of Tom Stoppard Rock 'n' Roll opening in September.
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The NETworks non-Equity tour of Hairspray has been traveling the country and finally landed at the Orpheum Theatre, running through June 22nd.
The cast has been cut down from the Equity tour starring Bruce Vilanch that played here several years ago. The sets are scaled down and are now simple flats. The fast-paced production now directed by Matt Lenz is more of an ensemble piece. Earlier productions starring Harvey Fierstein and Bruce Vilanch as Edna Turnblad and Marissa Janet Winokur and Keala Settle as Tracy centered on these two characters. The current cast is now evenly important. Choreography by Danny James Austin based on Jerry Mitchell's dances is vigorous and full of life.
The unrelenting, effervescent pop rock score by Scott Wittman and Marc Shaiman still gets the feet a tapping and hips moving to "Mama, I'm a Big Girl Now," "Welcome to the '60s," Big, Blonde & Beautiful" and "You Can't Stop the Beat." The dancers are exhilarating, driving the audience into feverish ovations.
Hairspray takes a little while to get moving but once it finds its way, Mark O'Donnell and Thomas Meehan's book gets into the grove. Jerry O'Boyle plays the drag role of Tracy's mom, Edna, differently from Harvey Feinstein and Bruce Vilanch. He plays the role almost straight; he does not have the flamboyance of Harvey and Bruce. However, he has a pleasant voice, especially in the big vaudeville-type duet number "Timeless to Me" with good vocal chops by Dan Ferretti as Edna's zany husband Wilbur.
Amy Toporek (Tracy, alternating with Brooklynn Pulver) does more shaking than dancing, but she certainly can belt out a tune like "Good Morning Baltimore" and "I Can Hear the Bells." Donnell James Foreman is fantastic as Seaweed J. Stubbs in both the vocal and dancing parts. Sharon Malane is a standout as Penny Pingleton, Tracy's airhead best friend.
San Jose native Marsena Eunice Bowers gives a terrific performance as Inez. Her powerful voice and dance moves are marvelous. Angela Birchett as Motormouth has a commanding voice in "I Know Where I've Been." Jacqueline Grabois as Velma Von Tussle and Katie Donohue as her daughter Amber are effective as the "villains" of the musical. Taylor Fey plays the role of Link Larkin with zeal and attractiveness. Director Matt Lenz keeps the musical moving rapidly with only a few dull moments in the first several scenes.
Hairspray played through June 22nd at the Orpheum Theatre, 1192 Market St. San Francisco. Also presented by Best of Broadway are are Tuna Does Vegas, at the Curran through June 28, A Chorus Line at the Curran beginning July 8 and running through July 27 and The Drowsy Chaperone opening July 22nd and running through August 17 at the Orpheum.
Beowulf opens with three scholarly academics (Cameron Galloway, Jessica Jelliffe and Christopher Kuckenbaker) who tell the audience about the great Nordic hero Beowulf. They sit at a long table with three mikes overhead. They say to the audience, "We would like to invite you to our lecture of Beowulf," and talk in an erudite manner as if we are students in college. Behind them is a seven-piece orchestra of brass, bass, drums, sax and keyboard ready to rock. Dave Mally's music is gripping and you get a combination of early Kurt Weill and Weimar cabaret plus a little klezmer music. There are echoes of country and blues plus music of the rock group Queen. This is a fantastic score that should satisfy any current music fan.
Suddenly the "Herorot" band strikes up a 1920s German thumping beat that is infectious. The three academics start to repeat themselves, saying "Who Is Beowulf" and lines like "for those of you who didn't know, Beowulf was a Swede." Christopher Kuckenbaker suddenly disappears and jumps on the stage as Grendel the monster. He is an injudicious youngster whose accent fluctuates from a punk kid to a silly bumpkin. Dave Malloy appears, howling about the tattered proud King Hrothgar who soldiers have been dying to see fill the monster's stomach.
The "Herorot" band backs up the singers with jazzy-feel melodies and Jason Craig's lyrics on most of the songs ("Welcome to our Mead Hall Herorot/Pull up a broken chair, pull up a broken chair/Our heads and hearts are broken too/Splattered in Disrepair" repeated several times.) There is a lot of repeating of the lyrics as the band keeps repeating "horses and swords" or "yours or mine"; Grendel's mother even uses the "f" word quite a lot in a song when confronted by Beowulf.
Each of the staid and studious lecturers takes a turn on the stage playing their part. Jessica Jelliffe is outstanding as Grendel's mother. She is perfect for the part. Cameron Galloway, with her mousy grandma persona, is fantastic singing an original Beowulf poem about a dragon, sung in Old English. It's an amazing performance.
Jason Craig is tremendous as the gloomy, self-centered Beowulf, roaring his feats of battle against Grendel and his mother. His battles are brilliantly staged with Anna Ishida and Shaye Troha in tattered medieval costumes, exuberant in their dance moves.
Rod Hipskind has directed a wonderful, zany version of this Nordic classic that can be enjoyed by audiences who are into rock opera as well as those who are not. The music is one of the most inventive scores I have heard in a long time.
Beowulf: A Thousand Years of Baggage played at the Shotgun Theatre through June 22nd. The show is moving to New York in April, playing at the Henry Street Settlement House theatre. Hopefully, it will catch on and move to an Off-Broadway location.
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Prime 1000 Steak & Cocktail House is a fantastic stop for those looking for lunch or dinner, and it serves classic steakhouse fare in an upbeat, stylish setting. The only thing that rivals the food in terms of quality is its excellent service, and each staff member there is dedicated to creating a wonderful experience for all the guests. Since its beginning, Prime 1000 has earned plenty of 4- and 5-star reviews from both critics and loyal patrons.
Those dining at Prime 1000 can order a variety of entrees. You can start off with choices, such as crab cakes or mussels, and then move on to the chef's soup of the day, a Caesar salad, a New York strip or a tuna steak. There are also plenty of beverages and desserts available to complement your meal.
Our server Jennifer was the bomb. Great recommendations. Great service. Top 5 meal I've ever had. Expensive but worth every dime.
Thank you for taking special care of us on our anniversary! I appreciate the extra touch of the sparkling juice for our toast since I am pregnant:) every employee was friendly and made a point to acknowledge us. Thank you for a nice night out!
The service and ambiance were great, but the food quality was horrible. This place pride's itself on being a "prime" steakhouse serving some of the top quality meat in the entire country, or at least that is what was presented to us. My group went their specifically to have a great steak. The prices for the food of this place is listed as a top notch steakhouse would be listed, but the food itself tasted as if it was from a bargain grocery store. I have cooked $20 steaks on my grill at home that were better than what this place served. If this is truly one of the top steak places in St. Louis then that is just sad and pathetic. I was very disappointed in everything from the appetizers, salads, sides to the main entree. All three of us ordered a different steak, and we were all extremely disappointed. My one friend only ate about 4 bites only out of hunger of his. I actually would imagine that an Outback Steak House has a better tasting steak than this place. I guess you go to this place to pay for the atmosphere because it isn't for the food that is served. I have been to many top notch steak houses in the country, and this place isn't even close to any of those. I would never recommend this place to anyone who is going there to eat. I would also be surprised with the level of quality of food they serve if they are even able to stay in business another year. I grill regularly and I can safely say I cook far superior steaks on my grill in the backyard than this place is able to. We honestly contemplated asking for our money back it was that bad, especially at the price they charge. Save yourself the money and just go to a local bar and order food because trust me it will be much better than what they serve here.
We were going to have dinner but after the appetizer we were dissapointed so we went elsewhere
The service and food were both excellent. My girlfriend and I both had the French onion soup and it was the best we had ever had!
We've been to many fine dining restaurants, none of which had a waiter that couldn't even pronounce the menu let alone have any idea of what anything was. The steak was pretty good as were the brussel sprouts but that's it. The sauces that are available at a price to accompany the steaks were virtually tasteless and cold. The mac n cheese tasted like a flour rue without cheese. The ceasar salad my wife ordered came out without dressing, the waiter said are you sure? It was obvious the salad was dry as a bone... I don't mind spending $200+ for a meal but I expect an experience that far exceeds anything you'll ever get from this restaurant. We'll never go back and I'd never recommend to anyone else. You will get a better meal at Longhorn for about a quarter of the price.
I don't want to sound like one of those impossible to please, wining diners, but we were really unhappy with our meal here. We went as part of the Downtown Restaurant Week Special. The fit out is odd. The set menu was ok, but the "add ons" quickly doubled the set price (before tip!). They forgot one salad but that was quickly replaced. The crab cake (upcharge) was not fantastic. We were excited when we saw the prices on regular menu...$60 steak type place...this is going to be a good one. Three of us had the sirloin (no filet on the menu?) - the cut of meat was average. 2/3 steaks were overcooked and one was cold. The potatoes on everyone's plate were cold. One person had the pork - which was huge and undercooked. We apprehensively sent one steak and the pork back, and mentioned the potatoes - to our waiter's credit, he replaced all of them - but half the table was finished before we got the other meals back. The replacement (or better cooked) pork was delicious. The cheesecake (another upcharge) and brownies for dessert were both very good. All of the staff were a little odd, which was kind of off-putting. Would not eat here again, and certainly thankful that we didn't pay the regular price (as even the Restaurant Special price was way too much for the food/ambiance/service that we got).
My guests and I dined at Prime 1000 during restaurant week, the food was dismal, the wait staff seemed more preoccupied with up selling the menu than anything. The food was bland, my medium well steak was blah accompanied by tasteless potatoes.
The service and server was extremely slow and inexperienced. One would have that that a special reservation for an anniversary would have warranted the best server and superior service - -- no such luck. This was followed by no bread for one hour, then were told they ran out - at 7:30 on a Friday night - SERIOUSLY?!?! The steaks came out Luke warm at best and I poured every glass of wine (except one) from a $155 bottle of Jayson at the table. HORRIBLE experience! To top it all off, we had two tiny bugs emerge from the Brussels sprouts. NICE.
I give Prime 1000 a great score when it comes to service and food. Great restaurant and I'll continue to patronize without a doubt!!!'


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Noriega Gets the Eyehategod Stamp of Approval
When a band is able to land a support gig for Eyehategod after only a handful of prior live outings, then one could comfortably assume they're pretty dang heavy. Of course for Los Angeles' Noriega, it probably doesn't hurt that three quarters of the band spent time garnering some attention both Stateside and abroad in the extreme metal scene in the now-defunct Black Sheep Wall.
"We started this band because we love to perform music, and we are continuing this band because we love to perform music," Noriega states as a sort of creed. "Life is conflict, and we want our music to express this." And hey, the band's debut EP, 'Desolo,' means 'abandoned' in Latin, so when the lyrical and musical contexts match the band's harsh heaviness and relentless doom-tinged hardcore, that's probably a perfect pairing.
Following the demise of the long-standing Hollywood incarnation of The Knitting Factory, Los Angeles now has a new haven for heavy metal: a former adult cabaret building recently completely revamped and re-dubbed Ultra Violet. On Dec. 12, it was also home to an incessantly heavy show with Eyehategod, 16, the Dolemite Project, the Abominable Iron Sloth, Armed for the Apocalypse, and openers Noriega; a mish mash of bands touring across the country, as well as some local L.A. talent. Translation: It was a packed house.
Amid a freshly painted, 500-capacity warehouse with floors clean and free of the usual stick, a set of moody lighting rigs that puts other area metal clubs to shame, and the usual top-notch sound that booking company Church of the 8th Day provides for all its shows, Noriega entered the night's set shortly after 8 PM to the band's opening, drudging wall of feedback. Gradually building from bassist Brandon Gillichbauer's lone rumble and screeches, drummer Jackson Thompson slowly added lurching crashes of cymbals until guitarist Andrew Hulle joined the fray with a down-tuned wall of guitar sound a minutes or three into the set. Vocalist Trae Malone was last to join the sonic density, but arguably offered the heaviest addition to the band's set, limiting his powerful, deep growls to the band's brief but brutal set.
Encompassing five songs, the performance was topped off by the 12-minute album closer 'Ballacaust,' which featured Gillichbauer barking screechy vocals to compliment Malone's deeper timbre. Across the song's plodding ending, the stage was drenched in rotating blue-and-white lights to contrast a swath of orange, seeping sheen that stuck around throughout the set, thanks to Ultra Violet's big rig and plenty of open space. Noriega was greeted by a healthy applause for such a young, new band.
Dec. 8 saw the release of the band's debut, the EP Desolo, through Viable Records on CD and limited-edition cassette tape. Meanwhile, the band is already hard at work constructing songs for what will be their first full-length and the follow-up to 'Desolo' and planning more shows.


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Two Czech games developers have been arrested for "spying" outside a Greek military base.
The pair were caught with photos and video of a military installation and arrested in the Greek island of Lemnos. This would normally be an open and shut case. After all, the whole world wants to know about Greek military technology which has not really changed much since the battle of Thermopylae – but is a bizarre source of national pride for a country that can't afford to run one.
According to Edge, the two developers, aged 28 and 33, face up to twenty years in a Greek prison, which is a little harsh because the pair were working for video game developers Bohemia Interactive and were collecting reference material for ArmA III, an upcoming military game that is set on a Greek island.
Bohemia Interactive boss Marek Spanel confirmed that the story is true.
He issued a statement that these developers were in Greece on holiday and "visited the island with the sole purpose of experiencing the island's beautiful surroundings".
However, it does seem to be distancing itself a little from the filming activity of its developers.
In a statement, Bohemia Interactive said it has created games based only upon publicly available information and the software house always respects the law and has never instructed anybody to violate the laws of any country.
The company said that all its effort goes towards supporting the guys over there, as well as their friends and families. But then it comes out with a statement like: "We sincerely hope that this is an unfortunate misunderstanding of their passion as artists and creators of virtual worlds".
Strange wording. It could be read as we really hope the developers we packed off to take pictures of Greek bases were not really spying.


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Made as part of 2nd Pico8 Cart Collaboration. A fun little platformer made with an extremely small amount of allotted code and assets.
Earth Was a Bad Choice Enhanced
An enhanced version of my Ludum Dare 33 entry made in the pico8 engine.
Earth Was a Bad Choice
Made for Ludum Dare 33. Play as an alien trying to get home after realizing that Earth was not the best vacation destination. Lots of explosions in this one.
Ring Retorter
Made for the 32nd Ludum Dare. A battle of wits... and gloves. Inspired by The Secret of Monkey Island.
The Reaping
Made for the 31th Ludum Dare. A single-screen point and click adventure. You only have a limited time to prepare... make the best of it.
Warp Paint
Made for the 30th Ludum Dare. A short puzzle/platformer where color is very important.
Made for the 29th Ludum Dare in about 2 hours. It's a very simple game that should only take about 2 minutes to complete.
Super Jump Man
Made for the 50th Mini Ludum Dare. A demake of Mario 64 in an 8 bit style. The game only has one (relatively large) level, and is missing a lot of polish. Works great with an Xbox 360 Controller if you have one handy.
Sixteen In One
Made for the 28th Ludum Dare 48 hour game creation event. Sixteen in One is a platformer with a number of twists. There are 16 levels... or is there only one? The game represents about 12 hours of work.
The Ones You Love
Made for the 27th Ludum Dare 48 hour game competition. This game is about replaying key moments within a single day.
A Simple Circle
Made for the 26th Ludum Dare 48 hour game competition. The game is a simple (though challenging) puzzle game.
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A simple paint application made as a warm-up game for Ludum Dare 26. Enjoy pictures that others have painted, and if you like what you paint, upload your image for others to enjoy.
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Made for the 25th Ludum Dare 48 hour game competition. 48 hours was not enough time to develop the ideas I had when I conceived the game. This resulted in many half-baked game mechanics. However, two things this game really has going for it is its mood, and its ending.
Made for the 24th Ludum Dare 48 hour game competition. This is really the first game I ever completed. I made a few rookie mistakes; the main ones being the high level of difficulty, and a few nasty bugs.
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Enjoy cakes fresh out of the oven at Parkbench
Carter Road's latest patisserie Parkbench bakes fresh goodies every hour. But that's not the only reason why you're likely to become a regular there, finds Moeena Halim
There's a new Parkbench along Bandra's Carter Road, and this one, we predict, is likely to see a lot of visitors. Claiming to bake fresh every hour, the quaint patisserie and boulangerie couldn't be more welcoming. Even if the aroma of freshly baked goodies doesn't entice you to visit the Parkbench again, their warm and friendly attendant certainly will.
(Above) Brown Bread and (below) Lemon Tea Cake at Parkbench Bakery. Pics/Shadab Khan
When we stop by, a few days after the bakery has opened its doors to customers, a couple is already placing their order, trying hard to curb their little boy's enthusiasm. Apologising to us for the wait, the attendant is indulgent with his young customer, allowing him to pick a mini puff from the tray that's just been brought in from their bakery, right behind the shop.
Extending the courtesy to us, he suggests we taste a bite-sized Lemon Tea Cake. It's a great marketing tactic, because we end up buying (and devouring) a square (Rs 50) of the soft, deliciously lemony light cake. And as if to make up for running out of the Grape Tea Cake, something he says we must try next time, he offers us a delightfully appetising Chicken Tikka Mini Puff (Rs 20 for three pieces).
Between us, my baker friend and I practically ransack the place. The only thing that leaves us unsatisfied is the New York Baked Cheesecake (Rs 120), which has its lacklustre flavour and coconutty base to blame. The Walnut Brownie (Rs 100 for a square), nice and crusty on the outside and gooey on the inside, has a generous dose of nuts — but we find more almonds than walnuts. Topped with a layer of frosting, the brownie also has a light sprinkling of pista.
The Mini Garlic Buns (Rs 20 for three), tiny rolls of super soft, mouthwatering goodness, were dotted with pieces of roasted garlic and didn't need any accompaniments. We also take home a loaf of piping hot five-seed Multigrain Bread (Rs 70). We've been told to let the loaf rest a bit before we break bread. Topped with nothing but cracked wheat (where are the other seeds?), the loaf is soft and light brown on the inside. Multigrain it might be, but we suspect it isn't particularly healthy. The oil stains on the brown paper bag that carried the bread are tell-tale signs that its delicious softness comes from a high fat content.
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Christmas in Memphis!!
I'm taking my wife to Memphis for a surprise birthday present on Christmas Day. Any great places to eat that'll be open that day? We'll be staying through the weekend and I have some ideas of where to take her for great food--like Gus', the BBQ Shop, Central BBQ and the Rendezvous for old time's sake...but always open to suggestions. Any help would be greatly appreciated!


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