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Dirty Projectors | 02/04/12
All of us here at Domino are super-excited to announce Dirty Projectors' highly anticipated sixth album, Swing Lo Magellan on July 9th in the UK and Europe and July 10th in North America.
With Swing Lo Magellan, David Longstreth shows he really doesn't know how to do the same thing twice. This time, beyond the aughts-era duality of retromania and neophilia, and beyond his band's reputation for dizzying, heady innovation, Longstreth has found the beautiful, generous simplicity of the heart and soul. Same as it ever was. And this must be exactly the place where he's planted the seeds for his band's finest album to date.
And you are able to enjoy the fruitful bounty of those seeds: the first track to be made available from the record, "Gun Has No Trigger" is available to stream right now:
Download "Gun Has No Trigger" on iTunes / Stream on Spotify
Where prior DPz albums investigated 20th-century orchestration (The Getty Address), aerated the aesthetics of 80s hardcore and west African guitar music (Rise Above), and explored complex contrapuntal techniques in human voices (Bitte Orca and Mt Wittenberg Orca), Swing Lo Magellan is a leap forward again.
"It's an album of songs, an album of songwriting," says Longstreth.
The songs of Swing Lo Magellan are culled from a sprawling twelve months of constant writing and recording in a weird house in Delaware County, New York (four hours northwest of the city). Longstreth, who produced and mixed, wrote seventy new songs and beats. The band - Amber Coffman (vocals & guitar), Nat Baldwin (bass), Brian McOmber (drums) & Haley Dekle (vocals) (vocalist Angel Deradoorian is on hiatus) - joined him periodically, rehearsing the new music more or less constantly in the house's A-frame attic
The twelve songs of Swing Lo Magellan were winnowed down from about forty finished demos. The finished recordings bear the impress of this informal working style: the album is a collection of moments: accidental, fortuitous, spontaneous. The performances feel warm and imperfect. Unguarded intimacy is somewhat of a new look for this band, and it turns out it's a very good look.
Here's the tracklist:
1. Offspring Are Blank
2. About to Die
3. Gun Has No Trigger
4. Swing Lo Magellan
5. Just From Chevron
6. Dance For You
7. Maybe That Was It
8. Impregnable Question
9. See What She Seeing
10. The Socialites
11. Unto Caesar
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It is a set of circumstances that has kept us apart over recent years. My daughter has been undergoing chemotherapy, plus being fed another dreadful drug for a condition that is not cancer related. While I have been enduring side effects of illness, and treatment, daughter M has had a dreadful time with no family support at all. It has amazed me that, as a single Mum with three children, she has continued to put one foot in front of the other in order to get through the days, in spite of regular hospital admissions and every conceivable side effect. Having endured treatment, she now has to live with unimaginable pain, as a result of rheumatoid arthritis - a side effect of treatment. Unfortunately, she was not informed of the potential for anything like that, so she does not know if she would have continued treatment, given all the facts.
Over recent weeks Haydn and I have been planning a road trip to Victoria [health permitting] to spend time with my family. In the meantime, I have made the decision to stop spending time shredding personal papers. Beautiful cards written so lovingly, bundled in ribbon, along with many years of personal letters and journals, will all be left here for family members to read if they so desire. After all, if my family feel they do not know me, they can get to know me through others eyes, through reading all that has been written over the years. I have always been an avid letter writer.
Of course, that also includes my blog which, I trust, will be like the indelible influence of a loving grandmother. I explained to my daughter that information missing now, will surely be highlighted in both my writing, and the thoughts of others, who have so lovingly taken the time to send me such beautiful cards as well as to correspond over the years.
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Brandon Marshall will forsake NFL rules, wear green shoes for Mental Health Awareness Week (PICTURE)
The NFL is in the midst of going pink during the month of October for Breast Cancer Awareness. (Even if the flags are going yellow again.) But Brandon Marshall has a different color on his mind: green.
Marshall, in honor of Mental Health Awareness Week, wanted to break out green shoes for Thursday night's game.
According to CSN Chicago, Marshall was originally told that he will not be allowed to wear the cleats. In fact, he wouldn't just be fined. The NFL told him he would not even be allowed on the field.
UPDATE: The NFL has agreed to compromise (somewhat). They will allow Marshall to play in his green cleats, but he'll still be on the hook for whatever fine the NFLPA chooses to penalize him with. Marshall told Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio that he plans to pay that fine and match it with a donation to charity.
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In a video posted on his official Web site, Roger Clemens said that he has become "almost numb" to the steroid accusations against him in the Mitchell report and that he has granted an interview with CBS' "60 Minutes" [after Christmas] in an effort to clear his name. ...Someone -- Clemens or McNamee -- is lying through his teeth.
"It's amazing to me that I'm going to lengths that I'm going to have to defend myself. ... I faced this last year when the L.A. Times reported that I used steroids. I said it was not true then. Now, the whole world knows it's not true now that that's come out.
"It's surfaced again later now with this Mitchell report. Let me be clear: The answer is no, I did not use steroids, human growth hormone, and I've never done so. I did not provide Brian McNamee with any drugs to inject into my body. Brian McNamee did not inject steroids or human growth hormone into my body, either when I played in Toronto for the Blue Jays, or the New York Yankees. This report is simply not true."
December 23, 2007
Fat Billy Makes A Video
4 comments:
- Amy said...
I watched this video and noticed that while Clemens denied that McNamee injected steroids or HGH into his body, he did NOT deny that McNamee injected anything into his body. My prediction is that he will ultimately say that he received injections but thought that they were something other than HGH or steroids.
- December 23, 2007 at 11:08 AM
- allan said...
CBS says the show will air January 6.
Naturally, TCM can continue to lie on TV, but at least he will be answering questions from an actual person sitting across from him. That's an improvement over his agent reading a piece of paper and making a video.
I wish CBS would run the thing unedited.
- December 23, 2007 at 7:20 PM
- tim said...
merry christmas and happy holidays to our hosts allan and laura! have a good'rn eh, and all the best in 2008! another ring perhaps? maybe some Abraxas as well ;-)
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NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Many new cancer drugs may come at a price - including a higher risk of diarrhea, skin problems and high blood pressure, according to an analysis of studies used to get those medications approved.
Researchers said patients should know that serious side effects - or toxicities - with newer chemotherapy or targeted cancer drugs might be "unusual" - and they should discuss anything that doesn't seem right with their doctor.
For their analysis, Canadian researchers used reports on 38 cancer drugs reviewed and approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration between 2000 and 2010. Those included medications to treat colon, breast and lung cancers.
The study showed the newer cancer drugs caused significantly more side effects, and more treatment-related deaths, than their older counterparts. "You've got to consider both efficacy and toxicity in the picture," said Susan Ellenberg, who has studied drug side effects at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine in Philadelphia.
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"People are willing to accept a certain amount of excess toxicity if they think it's going to increase the chance of having their cancer cured," Ellenberg, who wasn't involved in the new study, told Reuters Health. "But that's not always true - it really depends on what the toxicity is."
And the balance of drug benefits and side effects may be different for each individual patient, researchers said, making treatment decisions extra tough. Dr. Eitan Amir from Princess Margaret Hospital in Toronto and his colleagues consulted side effect information from new drug labels and clinical trials.
Those drugs included bevacizumab (marketed as Avastin), docetaxel (Taxotere) and sunitinib (Sutent). Studies had between 266 and 1,725 cancer patients each. The researchers found cancer patients who were randomly assigned to the newer drugs were 40 percent more likely to die from a side effect than those in comparison groups, who were typically treated with the current standard of care at the time or a drug-free placebo.
Still, less than one percent had a treatment-related death.
The number of patients who stopped taking a drug because of side effects ranged from less than one percent to seven percent. Patients in the newer treatment groups were 52 percent more likely to have a range of severe to possibly life-threatening side effects, from nerve damage to heart problems.
And ten out of 12 of the drug-related problems Amir's team tracked were more common among people treated with the drugs under examination, according to findings published this week in the Journal of Clinical Oncology.
It may be that the original studies were too small to pick apart those effects, Amir said.
Because the FDA approved all of the newer drugs, the agency found based on clinical trials that the medications helped cancer patients more than they potentially hurt them.
"Overall, at least we can say from clinical trial patients that the benefit (of these drugs) is more than the risks," said Dr. Shenhong Wu, a cancer doctor from Stony Brook University School of Medicine in New York, who wasn't involved in the new study.
But patients included in large, pre-approval trials may be healthier, or younger, than most people who are expected to ultimately need the drugs - so whether a drug is worth its possible side effects will depend on each individual patient, he added.
"In the real world, patients are complicated; they have all kinds of issues. So the benefits and risks may be different," Wu said.
Amir told Reuters Health that when patients and their doctors are discussing starting a new treatment, doctors should take into account a patient's overall health, and not just the cancer. "I wish there were easier decisions that people with cancer had to make, but most of the drugs are toxic," Ellenberg said.
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"These are all drugs which improve outcomes, certainly of cancer, and overall survival," he said. "The only thing we're trying to highlight is, it's not as if you're getting anything for free."
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Ways has very kindly let me repost something I've put up on the OD&D Discussion boards here. Anyone fancy playing?
Back in the dim and distant days of role-playing, when AD&D was only beginning to stir and things were still by and large left to the imaginations of individual players and DMs, the older Loremasters amongst you may recall that Miniature Figurines Ltd produced a range of 25mm fantasy figures under the title of VALLEY OF THE FOUR WINDS, designed by Dick Higgs and released in 1978. There was nothing generic or vanilla about these figures; a very unique and quite terrifying world was emerging from Mr Higgs' fevered imagination, owing more to the works of Hieronymous Bosch and Pieter Bruegel than J.R.R. Tolkien or Robert E. Howard, but no story to back it – just a set of bizarre figures and your own imagination to fill in the blanks. (Which the much younger me promptly started to do.)
A story WAS duly forthcoming a short time later in 1979, published in the pages of the early issues of WHITE DWARF magazine – issues 8 -13 if I recall aright. The pen name 'Rowland Flynn' apparently disguised the writing of David Langford, aided and abetted by Ian Livingstone and Steve Jackson, the driving forces behind Games Workshop at that time. It was a diverting enough read, again with a flavour all its own. A year later a VALLEY OF THE FOUR WINDS board game designed by Lewis Pulsipher was released by Games Workshop. And there, it seems, the story ends. No further development was forthcoming, although the figures remain something of a cult hit and many of them can still be purchased from Minifigs to this day.
Where's all this heading? Well, it's that matter of 'flavour' again, and the flavour of VFW is distinctive and quite addictive, given enough time and pondering, and I believe a unique flavour makes for the best D&D. This world is pretty unique in my opinion and, I think, possibly worth exploring a little more.
I've therefore had the idea of running an OD&D campaign in the VALLEY OF THE FOUR WINDS setting. It will be based on the ideas inspired by the original figures and the subsequent story, but won't be ruled by either. In the spirit of OD&D I have a few tweaks and add-ons of my own I'd like to incorporate.
So the call goes forth, bold adventurers. Who will join me in my journey across the Stonefinger Mountains?
Who will look upon the shining towers and elegant plazas of the good city of Farrondil?
Who will walk with me in the mist-drenched, witch-haunted depths of Greengorm Forest?
Who will dare the depthless, trackless hell of the Southern marshes, home to the alien, pitiless, unfathomable Swamp Lords?
And who, if any, will dare to pass beyond Black's Bridge and walk the accursed Plain of Darkness, where it is said a mere footfall will unleash the doom of Men, and the tolling of a black bell will raise the countless withered bones of the restless dead to take a terrible revenge upon the living?
Sound like fun? I'm looking for approximately 4 – 6+ players to give this a go. Please post expressions of interest below and we'll take it from there.
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STORRS -- He committed to UConn as a sophomore in high school and won a national championship as a sophomore in college.
But Alex Oriakhi, the anchor on the low block during that unforgettable run in 2011, will finish his college career somewhere other than Storrs.
Oriakhi will seek a transfer for his senior season, his father, Alex. Sr., told Hearst Connecticut Media Group. He informed the coaching staff and athletic director of his decision Wednesday afternoon, Alex Oriakhi Sr. said.
"Alex will transfer because of the NCAA tournament next year," Alex Oriakhi Sr. said.
A source later told CBSSports.com that the 6-foot-9, 240-pound junior had requested his release.
If UConn remains banned from the 2013 NCAA tournament because of its subpar academic progress rating, Oriakhi will not be forced to sit out a year. The NCAA grants waivers for student-athletes with remaining eligibility concurrent to the postseason ineligibility of their previous institution.
In Oriakhi's case, UConn is facing a one-year ban, and he has one year of eligibility left.
He may not be the only UConn player to depart early.
Jeremy Lamb, projected as a potential lottery pick, will almost certainly enter the draft regardless of UConn's postseason situation. Andre Drummond, even higher on most scouts' radar than Lamb, could also go pro, though he's expressed a desire to remain at UConn.
If the Huskies remain ineligible for the postseason, several other departures could follow, in addition to the Huskies' recruiting prospects taking a major hit.
Oriakhi's junior season, which began with so much expectation, never really got off the ground. He was benched for a three-game stretch at the Battle 4 Atlantis, re-inserted into the starting lineup through January, and benched for three consecutive games at the beginning of February.
His playing time, which averaged out to a career-low 21.5 minutes per game, was wildly inconsistent all season: Oriakhi saw as many as 36 minutes in one game and as few as seven in another.
"Confidence is so important in basketball," Oriakhi said in late January. "I feel when I'm confident, I can be one of the best players out there." He finished the season averaging a career-low 4.8 rebounds per game, four less than his average as a sophomore. After compiling 11 double-doubles a year ago, he posted just two this past season.
Even if the postseason ban is lifted -- still a possibility -- Oriakhi's father said Alex plans to follow through with the transfer, which means he'd be forced to sit out a full year. He is not on pace to graduate until next spring, according to his father.
There are two ways in which UConn could become eligible for the 2013 postseason: The school is still awaiting word on an appeal for a waiver that was once turned down in February. UConn's best bet, though, is for the NCAA to change its timetable for APR data collection, which could result in the school becoming eligible for the tournament.
Right now, 2013 eligibility is based off a four-year rolling average and a two-year average from 2009-10 and 2010-11. The NCAA committee on academic performance met in February and discussed shifting the data to 2010-11 and 2011-12. The committee could make a decision on the issue when it meets from April 23-25.
Oriakhi, who will not test the NBA draft waters, according to his father, was a starter from day one at UConn. The forward had his share of dominating performances as a sophomore -- 21 rebounds versus Texas, 15 points and 17 boards against Michigan State -- before his playing time dipped when Drummond arrived.
He does not yet have a list of schools, but Alex Sr. said he's likely to spend the summer at his new school in case some of his credits do not transfer.
One possible if unlikely destination for Oriakhi would be Providence, where Andre LaFleur -- who was part of Calhoun's staff for 10 years, including two with Oriakhi there -- is an associate head coach for Ed Cooley.
"No, you can't transfer within the Big East," Cooley, the former Fairfield head coach, said by text Wednesday evening on whether Oriakhi could end up a Friar.
The Big East does not permit a player to transfer from one school in the league to another. However, if UConn is barred from the 2013 NCAA tournament, it's unknown whether Oriakhi's waiver would allow him to transfer within the Big East and keep his eligibility.
Cooley said "never have spoken about it" when asked if that scenario could happen.
Another possible destination could be Hofstra, which already has two familiar faces -- former UConn assistant coach Pat Sellers and former player Jamal Coombs-McDaniel, who roomed with Oriakhi for two years at the Tilton School (N.H.) and two years at UConn. Coombs-McDaniel transferred to Hofstra last June.
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Jelly Bean for the international versions of the HTC One X has begun pushing out, but the situation is a bit complicated. Rather than being pushed to all phones in a particular region, HTC pushes out updates to certain devices based on their CID (Customer ID) in each region. For example, phones with a CID of htc__612 are sold to carriers in Taiwan, and they started receiving their OTA last night. Alternatively, my unlocked phone with a CID of htc__044 hasn't received it yet, even though it's also sold in Taiwan (among other locales). I told you it was complicated.
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So this cover is probably fake because the album is no longer entitled "nigger" (what a low down dirty shame, they changed it to "Nas"). However, I am still looking forward to hearing Nas do his thing..and since my word of the day is "epic". Nas said some epic shit about him, his album, niggers in general, and the REVEREND Jesse Jackson:
"If Cornel West was making an album called Nigger, they would know he's got something intellectual to say," Nas continued. "To think I'm gonna say something that's not intellectual is calling me a nigger, and to be called a nigger by Jesse Jackson and the NAACP is counterproductive, counter-revolutionary."
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For the record...well the Queenie record, this album has been pushed back since December 11, 2007, and its July...talk about anticipated, ima cop this as soon as it comes out. I'm telling you it's going to be a movement, a street movement is what he wants, but a global movement is what he may get..and reguardless of whether or not the album is called "Nigger", best believe it's gonna be playin through the CNN airwaves, and maybe even your local news...Pray for a banning, like Erykah Badu said, we need to get mad in order to start the revolution. Get mad when they try to ban Nas' album, get mad when the black people try and ban a significant piece of the black culture...GET MAD


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- Apple will stop selling Mac Pro in Europe on 1 March
- Order by 18 February for delivery
- Resellers will be able to sell existing inventory after 1 March
- New 'pro product' by the end of the year
Apple has been forced to remove the Mac Pro from sale in Europe after an amendment to a safety regulation left the professional Mac incompliant.
Today the company has reached out to its sales and channel partners to confirm that orders for the Mac Pro must be placed by 18 February as the company will be unable to ship the model to these countries from the 1 March.
Apple told Macworld that the amendment to the IEC 60950-1 regulation increases requirements around electrical port protection and the fan guards in the system.
The Mac Pro met the previous standards prior to the amendment 1 addition. Apple told us that it considers the Mac Pro to be a very safe and very reliable product.
At issue are the large fans within the Mac Pro. Since they are unprotected, it would be possible to touch the fan blades.
According to Apple, the new requirements necessitate fan guards and some increased protection on the ports on the electrical system.
18 February deadline to order Mac Pro
The Amendment 1 of regulation IEC 60950-1, Second Edition goes into effect on 1 March throughout the EU countries and the EFTA trade zone.
Apple told Macworld that it wished to warn customers and partners about the change so that they would have sufficient time to order Mac Pro units and meet any needs prior to 1 March.
Apple confirmed that the deadline for orders would be 18 February since it will need to ship units by 28 February.
If customers and channel partners wish to purchase a Mac Pro they must order by 18 February to ensure delivery prior to 1 March.
Apple emphasised that reseller partners will be able to continue to sell Mac Pro products that they have in inventory after 1 March. However, Apple won't be able to ship its pro Mac into those countries.
Concerns about future of Mac Pro
News that Apple is taking the Mac Pro off sale in Europe will no doubt raise concerns from the professional Mac market. While the Mac Pro received a minor update following WWDC last summer, the last significant update was in 2010 and that has lead to speculation that Apple will retire the Mac Pro.
However, Apple CEO Tim Cook laid concerns to rest in an email to a customer last year in which he stated:
"Our Pro customers like you are really important to us. Although we didn't have a chance to talk about a new Mac Pro at today's event, don't worry as we're working on something really great for later next year. We also updated the current model today."
Where the safety regulation applies
The IEC 60950-1 amendment 1 applies to EU countries and EFTA states who follow those requirements.
This means that the full list of countries includes:
- EU countries:
Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom
- Countries on the road to EU membership:
Croatia, Iceland, Montenegro, Serbia, The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Turkey
- European Free Trade Association (EFTA) countries:
Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Switzerland
Apple emphasised that countries outside of these areas are not impacted and Mac Pro will continue to be available worldwide.
The company also confirmed that it would continue to support the hardware and software so that customers who require service parts of have any issues should have no concerns as far as maintaining parts and existing equipment.
Apple also emphasised that the Mac Pro is the only Mac product affected by this. "Our entire Mac line is compliant with this amendment 1 standard, with the exception of Mac Pro," said the company.
Apple sent the following communication to the channel
Mac Pro no longer sold in EU Countries after March 1, 2013
As of March 1, 2013, Apple will no longer sell Mac Pro in EU, EU candidate and EFTA countries because these systems are not compliant with Amendment 1 of regulation IEC 60950-1, Second Edition which becomes effective on this date. Apple resellers can continue to sell any remaining inventory of Mac Pro after March 1.
Apple will take final orders for Mac Pro from resellers up until February 18th for shipment before March 1, 2013.
Countries outside of the EU are not impacted and Mac Pro will continue to be available in those areas.
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CASTLE ROCK, Colo. (AP) -- There is a movie that plays over and over in Chad Arnold's mind. It starts with the urgent call from down the hall: "Code blue. Room 601." Then Ryan's wife running into his own hospital room. Her words to his sister: "I need you." Chad, still a jumble of IVs and cords and tubes after the liver transplant, wresting himself from his bed and making his way just a few doors down to the room of his brother, his savior. From the hallway he watched it all. And so the horror is forever ingrained in his memory. What makes it worse is that they'd both made it out of surgery just fine, that until that moment in the middle of the night the entire process had been a celebration of life -- not something to fear, really, but something with a happy ending. Everything had moved quickly after Ryan received the phone call at their July family reunion confirming he was a match for the liver transplant surgery needed to save Chad's life. Just a week and a half later, the family was back in Colorado preparing for surgery. The night before, they read scripture, shared communion and prepared to keep friends and family elsewhere informed with updates on a website called CaringBridge. "We look forward to delivering a positive report," the family posted the night of July 28. The next morning at the University of Colorado Hospital, the brothers swapped jokes. But just before Ryan was led into surgery, Chad walked into his brother's pre-op room and wrapped his arms around him. "I owe you my life," he whispered to Ryan, who patted Chad on the shoulder and tried, as always, to reassure. "Piece of cake," he said. By 5 p.m., it was done. Two-thirds of Ryan's liver was removed and placed into Chad, whose own diseased organ -- enlarged to almost three times its normal size -- was taken out in chunks. Almost immediately, Chad's jaundiced skin returned to its natural color; the potbelly caused by his swollen liver was gone. Always the comedian, he posted a quick update on his Facebook page the morning after the surgery: "Well, that stung a little." Chad, so sick for so long, felt the best he had in years. He asked his family to crank up The Black Eyed Peas' "I Gotta Feeling," and he danced, or tried to, in his bed. Through family members, he sent messages to Ryan. "Tell him I'm feeling good. Tell him I love him." It was as if they'd switched places. While Chad was up and walking, Ryan was having a harder time. The family kept posting updates: On Friday, July 30, at 11:59 a.m.: "Ryan is doing well this morning. Groggy from the medicine but (fairly) comfortable. ... It's taken awhile for it all to sink in, Chad is functioning with Ryan's liver . . . almost doesn't seem real." On Friday, July 30, at 11:45 p.m.: "Ryan was just moved out of ICU and onto the transplant floor so he is now just a few rooms down from Chad. Chad went on two walks today ... up and down the hallway twice! ... Ryan has been pretty groggy today, which is normal." On Saturday, July 31, at 3:44 p.m.: "Well, today is Day 3. We have been told from the beginning that this is perhaps the most difficult day, especially for the donor. ... Things are improving this afternoon, but again last night, Ryan did not sleep well and has been in quite a bit of pain." On Sunday, Aug. 1, at 10:18 a.m.: "Unfortunately things took a turn for the worse last night. Ryan went code blue and was resuscitated. He is now in critical condition. We ask that you stand in faith and fight with us. ... Death can't have him." On Monday, Aug. 2, at 11:04 p.m.: "Ryan went to be with Jesus this afternoon." "This is how we know what love is: Jesus Christ laid down his life for us. And we ought to lay down our lives for our brothers." -- Chad's journal entry called, "1 John 3:16." Did the questions begin immediately? Not exactly. That's all part of the process, isn't it? The internal tug-of-war between doubt and determination. Sometimes Chad's thankful for the drugs that leave some of the images of those days hazy. He does remember wondering, in the fog of it all, whether his friends and family were watching him too closely, especially that Monday when tests showed that Ryan's brain was no longer functioning and his family removed him from life support. It was their father who delivered the news. He entered the room where Chad slept and grabbed his toes to wake him, the way he did when Chad was a boy. And then he said, ever so gently: "Ryan's brain is dead, but we still serve a good God." Chad acknowledges it might once have been his nature to rip out all those tubes and IVs and jump from the hospital window. But he wasn't living just for himself anymore. It was the promise he made to Ryan when he went later that Monday to say goodbye. Looking at his younger brother, Chad told him: "I'm going to do this because I know this is what you want from me. I'm going to live fully. I'm going to live for both of us." The author C.S. Lewis, who lost both his mother and his wife to cancer, once wrote in a treatise on grief that "part of every misery is ... the misery's shadow or reflection: the fact that you don't merely suffer but have to keep on thinking about the fact that you suffer." Chad never really had a choice but to think of it all nearly every moment. His entire existence was about healing, the healing not just of his body but of his heart now, too. All of the rituals of grieving that are meant to help find closure -- the funeral and the burial, one final goodbye -- Chad got none of that. He was released from the hospital just before Ryan's service but wasn't well enough to travel home to South Dakota to attend. Then complications sent him back to the hospital -- to the same sixth floor where the doctors had worked to resuscitate Ryan. For several weeks, he was just two doors down from Ryan's old room, walking past it dozens of times a day as part of an exercise regimen meant to help him "heal." That word itself seemed a joke. All those nights in the hospital, Chad stayed up for hours with his sister and his cousin talking about Ryan and how to go on. What is my life really about now? he asked himself. Then one day a visiting co-worker said something that stuck with Chad: Everything that Chad now expressed was prompting this man to reassess his own life. Perhaps, his friend suggested, the pain that had so altered Chad could somehow help others. What if he could turn the tragedy of Ryan's death into something redemptive? On Aug. 18, nine days after Ryan was laid to rest, Chad wrote his first online journal entries while still in the hospital. He began with a few Bible citations. The first entry written entirely in his own hand was tagged with the word "guilt." "Well I thought I'd just start off with addressing the 300-pound Gorilla in the room. It's the thing most people are concerned about with me. ... So Chad, how can you drag yourself out from the weight of self-condemnation? How can you ever live a normal life again?" He went on to recall how Ryan lived his own life "selflessly and positively," how he even texted Chad a few days before the surgery to say, "I believe in you." "He believes in me why? To do what?" Chad wrote. "I can tell you this much. It didn't mean I should waste time -- which he treasured every minute of and sacrificed his own to give me more of -- on feeling guilty." And yet with each new meditation, Chad fought to stave off that demon. "Why Ryan, God? Why not me? What about all the prayers? " he wrote. "If you think I haven't asked these questions -- you're wrong. ... If you think I haven't yelled at God -- I'm sorry and you're wrong." He kept wondering: What if he'd just waited for a cadaver donor? Then a hospital worker told him his was one of the most diseased livers she'd seen and he likely had only months to live. That helped, some. He regretted his father having to come out of retirement to keep open his orthodontics practice, which Ryan had been taking over. When Chad was released the second time from the hospital, he was so happy to be home with his wife and two sons again, to hold his boys tightly and kiss them goodnight. Then the realization hit that Ryan, and his wife and three boys, would no longer have those moments. He tried to focus on healing his body. Mornings on the treadmill, twice-weekly checkups, lab work. He eased back into his work at Compassion International, where he coordinated with churches to assist children in poverty, and he approached his job with new vigor and perspective; he now knew what it meant to suffer. He also set new priorities for his life, guided by the things that were once so important to Ryan: Faith, family, friendship. He vowed to spend more time with his kids, be more patient and loving to his wife, visit his parents more often, lean on his friends more. And he documented nearly every step. For Chad, writing about the memories and misery was not only a way to remember Ryan, it was cathartic. It seemed to be helping others, too. Friends, family and many, many strangers began following Chad's journal, some posting comments about how they had been moved to live differently. "Here is what I am trying to use your inspiration for: living FULLY AWAKE as much as possible," one wrote. "Time is so stinkin' short," said another. "I've attempted in my feeble ways to make each day count." Someone else revealed, "We are now a family that says 'I love you' & gives each other hugs every single day rather than just assuming we each know & that's huge for us. ... My heart aches at the loss you all have suffered but I am encouraged, inspired, & strengthened every single time I read one of your blogs." When he struggled, Chad's readers urged him on. "Chad, you have come too far to give up now! ... You are making a mark that will never be erased," one wrote. "I wonder if you realize how inspirational your blogs are," wrote another, "or how heroic YOU are." "Today there's a picnic put on by the hospital to honor liver donors and recipients. I was asked to go but there was no way. Today, I don't want to remember I'm a liver recipient. ... Today, I don't want to be a part of this story." -- Journal entry called, "My Psalm." A few weeks after Ryan's death, Chad sat one morning in his living room drinking a weight-gainer shake of blueberries and bananas. His sister, Janelle, sipped coffee across from him as their children played. Before him was a stack of pills: Antibiotics, anti-rejection meds, Prilosec and others. It was, health-wise, a good day. Emotionally it was quite different. "Today's a hard day for me." "Reality?" Janelle asked softly, and tears formed in Chad's eyes. "I think when I start to feel better, they're harder days. For some reason I like to hold onto the pain. When I don't feel the pain, there's a tinge of ... " He stopped, and then: "I say I don't feel guilty, and I don't spend a lot of time on it, but there is that tinge that you start to feel a little bit. And then, later on, I'll be fine." Summer has turned to fall, and still it's like that. A tinge one moment, "fine" the next. "For now, it's between grief and hope," says Janelle. "You just live there." Ryan's autopsy report called his death natural due to a lack of oxygen to the brain following cardiac arrest. It said "poorly delineated" complications of the surgery may have put undue stress on the heart, and it found that Ryan had a slightly enlarged heart, which may have made him susceptible to irregular rhythms. Both the hospital and the medical examiner agreed that until the cardiac arrest, Ryan seemed to be stable. "Do I actually have something to put my finger on to say this caused his death? No," said Dr. Michael Burson, who performed the autopsy. The University of Colorado Hospital, which had temporarily halted live-donor liver transplants, has since resumed the program. Internal and external reviews found no deficiencies in the program itself, but personnel will now continuously monitor donors post-surgery with machines that sound an alarm if blood oxygen levels drop and a patient stops breathing. In a statement, the hospital said: "Ryan's passing will not be in vain." Chad still makes the same pledge to himself, despite ongoing complications that recently brought some devastating news: He may not be able to keep Ryan's liver. Within the last two weeks, due to a buildup of fluids that indicates the transplanted liver isn't yet functioning properly, Chad was placed on the waiting list for a cadaver liver. He, his family and his doctors are taking things day by day, still hoping that his recovery has been slower than usual but that, in time, Ryan's liver will work for Chad. But if a cadaver liver becomes available, Chad has decided to undergo another transplant. In that, he feels he has no choice. The one thing he can control: He refuses to ever again accept a live donation; the responsibility is just too great. "If Ryan hadn't done what he did, I'd be dead," he says. "I'm not going to put that on anybody else. If I don't make it waiting for a cadaver, I'd rather have that than to have anything else." Chad can't help feeling as though he'll have failed, somehow, if he has to accept another liver. Having that piece of Ryan forever with him had helped ease some of the pain of his brother's loss. As he wrote in a blog entry last week: "I am faced with the cold hard truth that I may not get to keep what has been the only redeeming thing in all of this." Then again, he knows Ryan wouldn't want him to feel that way. He knows what his little brother would have said about the possibility of a second transplant. "At the end of the day, if I have to to live, I have to to live," says Chad. "Ryan would tell me to do that." The strong faith that always helped his family conquer adversity is helping them all endure, still. Chad may ask "why" and "how," but he knows those questions don't really have answers. Faith, he wrote in a blog passage, is "the thing you cling to when you're taking your last breath in a freezing river whose current is too strong. Well, the current is too strong for me right now, and so I'm clinging." And so his journey goes on, a process that involves hard work, more prayers for healing and days filled with memories, some happy, some haunting. Nights can be especially hard. Sometimes he wakes up crying and his wife, Cristine, tries to just listen. "Chad's heart is to honor Ryan," she says. "He's taking an inventory of his life, and I think he wants to challenge others to do that." At the top of his journal, Chad poses the question, "Why am I doing this?" And he attempts to explain, saying he's trying to get healthy -- physically, mentally and emotionally -- and will never stop trying. "I've had some time -- too much maybe -- to process the hardest questions of faith and life after living through my absolute worst nightmare. But here I am," he writes, "and somehow at the bottom of ... all the pain and grief and fear and guilt there is a hope that shimmers all the way back to the top. "So," he concludes, "here goes everything."
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H. pylori (Heliobacter pylori, pronounced Hel-ee-koh-BAK-ter Pie-LORE-ee) is a type of bacteria that infects your stomach.
It can damage the tissue in your stomach and the first part of your small intestine (the duodenum). This can cause redness and soreness (inflammation). In some cases it can also cause painful sores called peptic ulcers in your upper digestive tract.
H. pylori is common. Many people have it. Most people who have it won't get ulcers or show any symptoms. But it is a main cause of ulcers.
H. pylori attacks the lining that protects your stomach. The bacteria makes an enzyme called urease. This enzyme makes your stomach acids less acidic (neutralizes them). This weakens your stomach's lining.
Your stomach cells then have greater risk of being hurt by acid and pepsin, strong digestive fluids. That can lead to sores or ulcers in your stomach or duodenum.
The H. pylori bacteria can also stick to stomach cells. Your stomach can't protect itself very well. The area gets red and swollen (inflamed).
H. pylori can also get the stomach to make more acid. Health experts don't fully understand how.
Health experts don't know for sure how H. pylori infection is spread. They believe the germs can be passed from person to person by mouth, such as by kissing.
It may also be passed by having contact with vomit or stool. This may happen if you:
You may be at greater risk for H. pylori infection because of:
Most people first get the bacteria when they are children, but adults can get it too.
Most people have the bacteria for years without knowing it because they don't have any symptoms. Experts don't know why.
You may have redness and swelling (inflammation) in your stomach lining. This is called gastritis.
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The symptoms of ulcers may look like other health problems. Always see your health care provider to be sure.
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Lindsay Lohan and her mother apparently brawled early Wednesday morning, resulting in police being called.
And — shockingly — alcohol was likely involved.
Apparently the disastrous duo went to a nightclub in New York City on Tuesday night. They left the club about 4 a.m. and headed back to Dina's home in Long Island.
A source close to Lindsay said she and Dina started arguing in the car and it escalated when they got home. Things got physical, with Lindsay sustaining a cut on her leg. Allegedly, there was also property damage, including a broken bracelet belonging to Lindsay.
It's a good thing she has the skills to go steal another one, if necessary.
A source told TMZ Dina was "wasted" at the nightclub. The fight started when Lindsay wanted to take her limo to her hotel, but Dina wanted to take it to her home in Long Island, to avoid paying for a taxi.
Don't you hate it when you and your mother fight over where to take the limo?
Police took a domestic incident report. Sources said in one of the 911 calls, the unidentified caller said Lindsay was being held against her will by Dina and the driver.
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When you think backpacking, Europe likely pops into mind. Yet far-flung New Zealand is a popular backpacking destination for Canadians, especially for adventurers looking to avoid the hassle of skirting around areas of turmoil or travelling nervously through them. A compact country with relaxed beaches, spectacular scenery and a reputation for extreme fun, New Zealand has everything a backpacker wants. But can you afford it?
"Granted, we have no $11 a night beach huts or $2 noodle bowls, but backpackers won't have to thumb their way across the country if they travel smart," says Gregg Anderson, a general manager with Tourism New Zealand.
As a backpacker, you can whittle your expenses down to four primary categories.
Moving, sleeping, eating, and enjoying. Though the exchange rate is favourable to Canadians ($1 Cdn = $1.25 NZD), the cost of, well, everything is higher on this South-Pacific Island than it is on Canuck soil.
Getting around
Lone backpackers often choose to travel by tour bus, selecting one with plenty of flexibility in destinations and timelines. Kiwi Experience is New Zealand's legendary hop-on, hop-off bus tour, with 25 different routes covering every corner of the country and a distinctive "gap year" ambience.
Depending on the route and days on the road, expect to spend anywhere from $500 NZD for a weeklong trip to $2, 100 NZD for the longest, most comprehensive pass. Veteran driver Kane It suggests the 20-day Funky Chicken offering (priced at $1135 NZD) for those wanting to see a lot, but not spend a lot.
"The Funky Chicken route is one of the best deals for backpackers. You're going to see a lot of the country affordably. One of the best things about riding a Kiwi Experience bus is that the drivers have so much knowledge about cheap deals, and our passengers get great deals on hostels, restaurants, excursions - pretty much anything," says It.
Or, companies like Naked-Bus offer trimmed down, get-ya-there service at much cheaper rates, but without the perks and camaraderie.
An unlimited trip pass on the NakedBus rings in at just $597 NZD.
Campervans are a costeffective option for pairs or groups, especially if you're planning to cave or tramp (hiking in Canada) along the way, exploring the more remote locales. A basic campervan for a couple can be had for under $100 a day, and long-term backpackers can buy, then sell, a van for even less. Note that the average campervans are tiny compared to North American standards, but it is worth it at the pump - Kiwis currently pay $2.19 NZD a litre for their fuel.
Backpackers will find excellent and affordable hostels in even the smallest towns, and they're easy to find in the major cities like Auckland, where there are numerous hostels right downtown. Booking ahead at hostels isn't required except for the most popular locations during high season, and for those travelling on a bus tour, the first night is often pre-booked. Plan to spend at least $18 NZD a night on a basic bed in most cities, slightly more in the smaller resort towns.
Campervan travellers are encouraged to visit an I-Site tourism office to find free or inexpensive campsites, but it's not uncommon to see lines of JUCY vans roadside or huddled together in parking lots for the night.
Certain day walks (like the Whirinaki rainforest near Rotorua) are unreachable by bus, but a must-see if you've got wheels. If you're straying further off the highways, there are more than 950 backcountry huts available for trampers. You can work long tramps such as the popular Routeburn into your schedule, sleeping in these inexpensive huts (many with running water and flush toilet facilities). The majority of these mountain or forest walks are achievable for the least physically fit traveller.
There's a facial expression Canadians make (wide eyes, gaping maw) when buying food in New Zealand that set them apart from more common Australian backpackers, who see the local prices as a good deal. There are precious few cheap and filling food stands, so backpackers tend to stick to setting up small pantries in their hostel if they're staying in one area for a few days, or buying fruit and deli products in single servings while exploring.
Locally grown fruit is a good bet for the budget; the tart feijoa, luscious apples, and the golden kiwifruit, a sweeter version of the more common green variety. Vancouverite and Kiwi Experience traveller Alexa Jefferson kept her spending on food to the minimum.
"I took advantage of the stops at supermarkets along the route. I would buy yogurt and apples for breakfast, get a ham and tomato sandwich for lunch and at the hostel make chicken and rice for dinner," she says.
Budget friendly activities
No visit to the birthplace of bungee would be complete without partaking in a little thrill-seeking. Bungy, jet boating, skydiving, zorbing, caving, paragliding - adrenalin junkies will have no problem going over their adventure budget.
"Cities like Queenstown have a little bit of everything within easy reach by foot or public transit, and plenty of storefront tour operators willing to offer last-minute deals," says Anderson. "Visitors shouldn't miss the chance to jump, soar, drop or dive, but there are plenty of ways for backpackers to save."


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April 29, 2014
Book Review - The List of My Desires by Gregoire Delacourt
We all have one don't we? A list of what you would get if you won the lottery? I know I could easily dispose of any amount from $100 to a few million. But what if you DID win it? How would your life change? If you take comfort and hope from dreaming of when you might save up for a new car, say, followed by a holiday, how would you cope if you could suddenly do it all today? And have no list left to dream about? Would your family be the same? One woman and her family learn more than they bargained for when money enters their life and they reassess what they value and what is happiness. I loved this book. Wendy
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In the introductory course we will help you get started, install the software and create an account. You will learn how to create a reference library, save references to Zotero from article databases, library catalogues and web pages, add PDF files to your Zotero library, and how to insert citations and create reference lists in your document.
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The brain is one of your most vital organs. It plays a role in every action and every thought, and just like the rest of your body, it needs to be looked after.
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The material was created by Dr. Sabina Brennan of Trinity College Dublin and Trinity Brain Health with financial support from GENIO.
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Because of my experience in marketing, I've always targeted NetSquared Boston's activities to fill unmet needs in the local nonprofit tech community. This winter, I invited our members to fill out the following survey. Here are the question and the responses:
If NetSquared offered these resources, would that be useful to the Boston nonprofit tech community?
Skill sharing (one-on-one)
4 votes (27%)
Skill sharing (small group)
12 votes (80%)
6 votes (40%)
Job fair info
0 votes (0%)
Job listings
8 votes (53%)
Links to job search sites
2 votes (13%)
Facebook group
2 votes (13%)
Info about coworking spaces
5 votes (33%)
Business development resources or info
7 votes (47%)
Info about general-interest tech events (not just for nonprofits)
7 votes (47%)
Project nights (where groups meet to work)
7 votes (47%)
Simultaneously, I've been testing the group's interest in different topics by posting events of a variety of kinds. It appears that hackathons, networking events, events related to cloud computing, data visualization events, fundraising trainings, and webinars are also of interest to the group. Academic presentations, social media workshops, and job fair-related events are not very interesting to our members.
I plan to meet with our three new assistant organizers this week to talk about the next steps that we plan to take.


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Killingly at Windham
3 p.m. Saturday
Records: Killingly 4-3, 2-2 ECC Medium; Windham 3-4, 2-1 ECC Small.
Last week: Killingly beat Montville, 26-21; Windham lost to Waterford, 22-21.
Last year: Windham, 49-30.
Outlook: The over-under on this game would probably be somewhere around 60 points, so if you keep stats, keep a few sharp pencils on hand.
Scoring will likely not be at a premium between the Redmen and Whippets who combined for 79 points last year, 64 in 2008, 75 in �07 and 86 in �06. Even in a torrential downpour in 2011, the two teams put 43 points on the board.
�There�s a lot of speed, not a lot of size and we match up well with one another. It�s going to be a very exciting football game,� Killingly coach Chad Neal said.
The Redmen are coming off what Neal rated as the most significant win for the program since he became head coach 10 years ago. The Whippets, meanwhile, are doing a little soul-searching after losing their third straight to the Lancers last Friday.
Killingly freshman quarterback Kyle Derosier (575 yards passing) is �still pretty beat up.� Derosier was not allowed back on the field against the Indians in the second half because of a hip injury and is still day-to-day.
�We�re not going to rush him. We�re going to make sure he�s 100 percent,� Neal said. �I think we rushed him a little to get back for Montville.�
Nick Hewitt stepped in and helped rally the Redmen as they scored all 26 points in the second half. Neal is also pleased that running back Tyler Stucke (650 yards) should be back to 100 percent for the Whippets� game. He finished with 137 yards against the Indians.


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Not that I need one, but there are two reasons why I read this book. A friend recommended it, and I plan to attend a literary festival in London at the end of the month where Sebastian Barry will speak. It's his new book that the Irish storyteller will be talking about, but since my friend suggested this one, I decided to start with an earlier one.
For the fun of it I read a few reviews of 'On Canaan's Side' before I started reading it. One curious comment I remembered as I started reading – the reviewer said that the book was hard to get into but after he'd reached page 30, the story took off. Well, to the page, the reviewer was completely right. After page 30 the story flew off the pages. Barry has a wonderful way with words and his prose is poetic. The flashback style of the book was a bit confusing at first, but when I settled into it, it became comfortable and easy to follow.
Despite being a very Irish novel, the story begins in America with an old woman getting ready to commit suicide. Her thoughts drift back to the time when she was a little girl in Ireland with her father and siblings. Her father, a formidable policeman, is involved in a tragic situation that splits the family apart. Lilly flees to America with her boyfriend Tadg Bere. But the safety they had hoped for in the new land, on Canaan's side, is not to be. Irish violence follows them and ripples through consecutive generations. The promised land is not all it was hoped to be.
The novel is beautifully crafted without being overwritten. One reviewer called Barry's lyricism a "seemingly endless series of potent and moving images" but simply. There's an economy of words in the descriptions as well as a compelling plot. The scope of the novel is also impressive. Not only does it deal with Ireland's troubles, but also America's, with the assassinations and the civil rights movement, and the Vietnam and Gulf wars. I will definitely look forward to reading Sebastian Barry's other books, some of which are also about the same Dunne family and look forward to hearing him speak!


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As an example, one coach recently asked, "Realistically, how much of a problem does a TE as a pass blocker pose in modern football?" He went on to say, "I say this because now that everyone's trying to go to some type of spread and put as many small, quick guys on the field as possible, TEs are becoming an almost endangered species on teams who want to throw." There were other observations about the ongoing usefulness of the tight-end position. Although I agree that just holding up a freak like Antonio Gates doesn't get you far (good luck finding those), I do not think the position is so useless or impractical as some have implied. (Beware, this post is kind of wonky and technical.)
Homer Smith discussed the role of the TE/H-back as a triple threat: he can block, release vertical (in a way that a back cannot), and can block for a few counts and release on a delayed pass, and therefore make two guys cover him. Here is what Homer Smith explained:
It takes a sixth frontal player (not counting the QB) to pull an identifiable pass defender into the front and to give the blockers something to work with to keep the center off the island. It takes the sixth, just as it takes him to deal with a blitz.
Which is a better sixth [blocker, a tight-end or a runningback]? A TE is more of a threat with the delayed pass that makes the pass defender on him stay at bay while the TE blocks the rusher. I think a TE is the better.
Anyway, this is not so black and white, RB versus TE. It's all shades: imagine lining up with a FB in the I. Now the FB cheats over; he lines up in a two-point stance, behind the guard at 4 yards. Now behind the tackle at 3 yards. Now he splits the tackle with his inside leg, at about 2 yards. What is he? A FB or an H-back? He can BOB the linebacker, no? He can still kick out for power, release into the flat, maybe even take a handoff if he comes inside enough. Now he steps over maybe another foot, etc. Now suddenly he's a tight-end/h-back all the way? And all those advantages are lost?
Also don't confuse personnel with position. You can put anyone you want there. I don't see why your RB is some invaluable pass blocker, despite the fact that he has to work on carrying the ball, catching the ball, and blocking in the run game, while the TE is just helpless?
Nothing wrong in HS in having a division of labor for these positions. On most teams I've been around, the TEs spend more time practicing with the OL than they do the receivers. If you want a glorified slot guy, then sub a receiver in and go from there. Or use a FB type (if you're got one).
Bottom line: it's an exceptionally useful thing, and don't be straitjacketed by black and white conceptions. The advantage of the four wide spread was a division of labor thing -- you could put four wides out there and get mismatches against the other team's base personnel, and often get them out of their base looks. You might not have a good TE or fb, so you didn't put one out there; you looked for advantages elsewhere. Nowadays with everyone being spread, is that really the case that just going four wide gives you all these mismatches? I'm not so sure; using a TE -- or alternating between TEs, FBs, and slot receivers -- seems to me the better move.
I consider my base offense to be 3 WR, 1 QB, 1 RB, and then a hybrid H-back position. That H-back position can be a true slot receiver (routes and jet sweeps), a FB, a true TE/H-back (either as a blocker or hybrid guy, though those are quite rare), or even just a 2nd RB. Depends on the guys you have, what you're trying to accomplish, and also your depth (can do a lot of great things if you have a couple of kids who fit the above descriptions and then just sub them in and out to give different looks).
But unquestionably, TE is maybe my favorite position. True, it's not always easy to find a good one, but it helps a lot. (And the two best formations in football might be trips closed and a TE/wing set, with a TE and a wing player to one side, and either a split end and flanker or a twins look).
Finally, one of the concerns was that a tight-end is in poor position to pass protect:
To me, a RB who starts out deeper in the backfield is in much better position to pick up blitzers, chip DEs, or even take a DE 1-on-1. . . . Now, compare that to a TE, who is always on the end of the line and is really only in position to pick up somebody coming off the edge. He also has far less time and room for error in diagnosing a blitz or stunt and getting his body where he needs to be.
I disagree; it is best not to overthink this. One, if you're having that many problems you can always back the TE up to be an H-back so he can see more. Second, you can make a very simple call ("solid") if the DE lines up on or outside the TE and the LB lines up inside. If both the DE and LB come (and don't twist) the tackle takes the LB and the TE takes the DE; if the LB doesn't rush then the TE passes the DE off to the tackle before releasing. You do get into the matchup issues, but it's not so ridiculous like he can't get there or will just whiff. It's just a simple area principle.


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Today is Christmas, and that means a few interesting games are one today if you need something to distract you from family. With no games last night, though, there's nothing to talk about in the recap today, so, as a gift to myself, I'm going to chat briefly about the Knickerbockers of New York. The Knicks current depth chart has Carmelo Anthony at Power Forward and Ronnie Brewer starting at Small Forward. When Amar'e Stoudemire comes back, coach Mike Woodson would be a certifiable loon to not move Melo to Small Forward, bump Brewer to the bench and let STAT play PF where he belongs. There have been rumblings over the past year about whether Melo and Stoudemire can be on the same line, with some talk that Amar'e should sit to start the game. That is crap, and I doubt the Knicks will do that. That's not to say as the game goes on that Stoudemire won't end up on the bench when Anthony is on the floor, but Stoudemire will get starter's minutes.
This means you are looking at the Knicks starting with Tyson Chandler, Anthony, Stoudemire, Raymond Felton, and Jason Kidd, with J.R. Smith as the best player available off the bench and likely to continue to see plenty of time so Kidd rests. That dynamic shouldn't change too much once rap legend Iman Shumpert returns, playing at either guard position most likely. Shump may see reduced minutes both as we works his way back and also because Woodson likes what Pablo Prigioni brings to the team, so Pablo should continue to get about 15 minutes per game, but that's a concern for February.
As far as Stoudemire, here were my projections for the big guy: .522 fg/.784 ft/0.0 3pt/22.5 pts/8.3 rbd/1.8 ast/0.8 stl/1.2 blk/2.9 tov


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The STL Import Software is a new module used with the CarveWright Designer software which allows users to scale and slice three dimensional STL models at various depths or angles and make them into carve-able patterns. Once complete, all of the slices can be reassembled into an exact physical replica of the STL object.
Can I use the STL Importer to edit the CarveWright patterns to make them 3D? This tool is an Importer for bringing in data not already in the CarveWright format. Most CarveWright files are already 3D, if they are not then the Pattern Editor is the best tool for doing this.
We do not have a Demo version at this time. However there are tutorial videos that you can watch by clicking tutorials.
The data in a STL file describes the surface geometry of the three dimensional object. This format is an industry standard, used by all rapid prototyping, scanning, animation, and computer-aided manufacturing software packages (as an import or export option).
No, these are 2D file formats. STL Importer only supports STL file import.
With the Pattern Modeling Suite, STL Importer, and either Pattern Editor or Pattern Sculptor, you can export your models in STL format.
See the tutorials. These provide the best explanation of the issues involved in slicing complex models.
Fortunately, there are several online repositories of existing historical and relevant cultural 3-D objects that can be accessed for free, meaning that you don't even have to create your own models in many cases.
To locate 3D files to carve, you can Google "3D meshes" or "3D models" and find many sites offering free models. Below are links to just a few favorites we've found:
Not at this time.
We recommend a screen resolution of at least 1024×768 for the STL Importer, but any video card that works with the CarveWright Designer software will work. We have not encountered any that do not work.
We recommend at least 1GB of RAM, the more the better. Otherwise, there are no additional requirements beyond those of the CarveWright Designer software.
No, only STL files are supported. However, many 3D packages, including some that are free, can convert to STL format.


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A collection of scholarly works about individual liberty and free markets. A project of Liberty Fund, Inc.
Select English Works of John Wyclif, edited from Original Mss. by Thomas Arnold. (Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1869). 3 vols. https://oll.libertyfund.org/titles/1816,
A three volume collection of Wyclife's writings edited by Thomas Arnold in the original Middle English. Volume 1 contains sermons on the gospels; volume 2 contains gospel and epistle sermons; volume 3 contains numerous treatises, his controversial works, and letters.
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This year we've seen thousands of jellyfish around the Mediterranean. They have even been in the news because they seem to have exploded in numbers this year. Obviously I can't have my humans swimming in amongst jellyfish, so I'm vigilant on my jellyfish patrols before I allow them into the water.
Once in a while I take a really good look and scan the whole area.
Then I continue my paw patrol around the boat before deciding if the waters are safe for a swim or not. So far so good! My method had been working with the sting count at zero!
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| 13.5°C Belfast
Prime Minister David Cameron could make his chart debut, after recording a track for a new album - on which he will feature alongside EastEnders star Danny Dyer.
The PM has recited Rupert Brooke's poem The Soldier for the official First World War centenary album, which also includes contributions from Stephen Fry, Radio 4's Today presenter James Naughtie and Game Of Thrones actor Sean Bean.
The album of words and music, called Forever, will also include appearances from the descendants of servicemen who were awarded the Victoria Cross for their gallantry in the war whose voices have been assembled for a version of John McCrae's In Flanders Fields.
Mr Cameron recorded his performance inside his home at 10 Downing Street in London, including one of the most famous lines from the war poets: " If I should die, think only this of me - that there's some corner of a foreign field that is forever England."
The Prime Minister's move into the recording world comes after he famously fell foul of stars from one of his favourite bands The Smiths for talking about how much he loved their music.
Guitarist Johnny Marr urged Mr Cameron to stop talking about how much he liked their music.
The album, to be issued by Decca Records on July 14, sees Dyer reading In Memoriam by Ewart Alan Mackintosh, Naughtie reciting For the Fallen by Laurence Binyon, Bean performing Anthem for Doomed Youth by Wilfred Owen and Stephen Fry giving his take on In Flanders Fields by John McCrae.
Comic actor John Thomson recites Owen's Dulce Et Decorum Est and Sarah Millican reads Amy Lowell's sonnet From One Who Stays, and there are wordless performances of Abide With Me and I Vow to Thee, My Country.
The Royal British Legion and the Victoria Cross Trust spent months tracking down relatives of VC recipients for their contributions.
They include Victor Harbige, whose heroic great-grandfather Lance Corporal Arthur Henry Cross was awarded the medal for heading alone across "no man's land" to an enemy trench.
Armed with a revolver, he forced seven men to surrender and recovered two captured machine guns, returning with the men and the weapons and then assembling a team of soldiers to man the guns and defeat a counter-attack.
Mr Harbige, 57, from Ashford in Kent said: "I do remember him telling about how he won his medal - he said 'Look, they nicked my guns and I wanted them back. Simple'.
"It means so much to me and my family to be a part of this.
"We, as a family, are so proud of my great-grandfather Arthur, but we have to remember that he was just one hero - there were millions more who took part in that awful war and each one of them is a hero too."
Royal British Legion director of fundraising Charles Byrne said: "The poetry borne of the struggles of World War One captured so hauntingly the trauma experienced by a generation of young men.
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"This album will help keep these moments alive for future generations."
Funds raised by the album will go towards meeting the £230,000 daily costs of helping and supporting service personnel and their families.


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The 10th Session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) was held from 16 to 28 May 2011 in New York at the United Nations Head Quarters. The Chairperson of the WGIP, Commissioner Musa Ngary Bitaye, participated in this meeting from 16 to 21 of May 2011 and made a statement under the Human Rights item of the agenda. The Chairperson also submitted the report of the WGIP regarding the implementation of the recommendations of the UNPFII in relation to Economic and Social Development; Environment; and Free, Prior and Informed Consent.
On the sidelines of the UNPFII, the Chairperson met with the UN Special Rapporteur on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, H.E. Professor James Anaya, on 20 May 2011 and discussed issues of common interest and future collaboration. During the meeting the Chairperson gave to the Special Rapporeur a copy of the new video film of the WGIP on indigenous peoples entitled "A Question of Justice: The Rights of Indigenous People in Africa". He also invited the Special Rapporteur to attend the next meeting of the WGIP and the opening session of the 50th Ordinary Session of the African Commission.
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Hey, World. Recently I've cracked open a book dealing with java for beginners. Each page my fingers turned, there was a problem to be solved, it led to brain busters, teasers, and much more. Unfortunately for me today, I've crossed a puzzle that I cannot crack. Here's my code:
class Movie { String title; String genre; int rating; void playIt() { System.out.println("Playing the movie"); } } public class MovieTestDrive { public static void main (String[] args){ Movie one = new Movie (); one.title = "Gone with the Stock"; one.genre = "Tragic"; one.rating = -2; Movie two = new Movie (); two.title = "Lost in Cubicle Space"; two.genre = "Comedy"; two.rating = 5; two.playIt(); Movie three = new Movie (); three.title = "Btye Club"; three.genre = "Tragic but ultimately uplifting"; three.rating = 127; } }
The problem is that I don't think it's working correctly, what exactly is this example in this book is trying to make me understand? The only result that I'm getting is "playing the movie." This is my first time working with a main class and sub class. Anyway, please explain this to me as you would a uneducated 10 year old.