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Because of today's double posting I thought I'd lighten your reading load so I've chosen two fabulous 'L' lovelies to showcase...let's jump straight in...
Anke Weckmann has been working as a full time illustrator since she graduated from Camberwell College of Art and Kingston University in 2005. Her work can be seen in newspapers, books, magazines and more - and it's no wonder - Anke's prints of original works fantastic and her etsy store 'Linotte' is chock full of her sweet colourful illustrations and other gorgeous goodies.
"Drawing is my favourite thing in the world. "
(images and quote from Anke Weckmann)
visit Anke's website
visit Anke's store
read Anke's blog
Little Pink House
Wouldn't this (pictured first below) be the sweetest house warming gift - a hand stitched, hoop framed portrait of the recipients home? I think it would be especially sweet for a new home owner.
If you send Melissa Crowe from Little Pink House a photograph of a home she will patiently and expertly hand stitch a version of it using cotton, wool, and wool-blend felt, with hand-embroidered details.
If you have no-one to custom order a house portrait for, then check out the rest of Melissa's work, her chirpy birds and neighbourhood 'hoops' are gorgeous too!
(images from Little Pink House)
And there we have K and L, I do so hope you have enjoyed this double-dose!
M is looking good for tomorrow, it would be lovely to have you stop by : )
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The chef spent some time a LA's Providence and it shows. The menu is adventurous and exciting. I'm ready to go back any time after Labor Day and traffic is reduced.
This is a real winner. Oysters and shrimp starter
Coastal Organics Heirloom Tomatoes, watermelon, cucumber, ricotta, sherry vinegar, basil,mint
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SRPM URL: https://docs.google.com/leaf?id=0B0U0jQCr77BfOTQxZWY1ZTItNGVkYy00YjQ0LWIzNzAtNGQ5ZWRlNjgwNzhj&hl=en
Description: Xgospel is an X11 client for Internet Go Server, it provides a graphical interface with a lot of features to play go(weiqi) on the Internet using IGS
This is my first package, and I am seeking a sponsor.
Hello jjwei:
Just a few comments on your package. I'm looking for sponsorship also.
It's useful to put the output of rpmlint here. I'm doing it for you:
[german@skytux Downloads]$ rpmlint ../rpmbuild/RPMS/i686/xgospel-1.12d-1.fc12.i686.rpm
xgospel.i686: W: spelling-error %description -l en_US weiqi -> weird, Weiss, Weill
xgospel.i686: W: non-standard-group Games
xgospel.i686: W: incoherent-version-in-changelog 1.12d-0.docs.1 ['1.12d-1.fc12', '1.12d-1']
xgospel.i686: W: invalid-license GPL
xgospel.i686: W: unstripped-binary-or-object /usr/bin/rport
xgospel.i686: W: unstripped-binary-or-object /usr/bin/xgospel
1 packages and 0 specfiles checked; 0 errors, 6 warnings.
OK, the comments now:
** non-standard-group: the correct group should be "Amusements/Games" in this case
** incoherent-version-in-changelog: the version should be "1.12d-1", and I also think that one changelog entry with the list of all changes is enough in this case, because all of them belong to version 1.12d-1
** invalid-license GPL: please read carefully the file "my/COPYRIGHTS" to choose the proper value for this tag
Also, you don't need to put "gcc" in BuildRequires. See here:
Good luck!
This package is interesting. But I haven't found any proper license in the source file. You have said that it is GPL but which version?
Also, the code is quite outdated. Is the upstream still developing it?
For your spec files, it is better for you to specify BuildRequires one each line and exclude gcc from it.
Spec URL:
do not have a ftp site, I unlinked the files on the description and here is the new links. with fix for most of output of rpmlint. thanks for the comments.
There is one paragraph on README file says it is copyleft. not sure what I should put on the spec file.
The development has stopped for a long time. but the software is good. quick response and beautiful interface.
I have tried your package in koji against f12 but it fails to build. Have a look at the build log:
I cannot see the log.
Got following error when I try to access https://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/getfile?taskID=2109080&name=build.log
An error occurred during a connection to koji.fedoraproject.org.
SSL peer was unable to negotiate an acceptable set of security parameters.
(Error code: ssl_error_handshake_failure_alert)
not sure if I need to install koji in my system? but I think it is just a https.
When I do rpmbuild -ba xgospel.spec on my f12 system, sometimes I will have error, but run the same command again may get through, that is how src rpm get produced.
rpmbuild -bs xgospel.spec will get the srpm files.
Try to add
BuildRequires: desktop-file-utils
and change "make %{?_smp_mflags}" to "make"
It should be built by koji.
Spec URL:
(In reply to comment #8)
> Try to add
> BuildRequires: desktop-file-utils
> and change "make %{?_smp_mflags}" to "make"
> It should be built by koji.
> http://koji.fedoraproject.org/koji/taskinfo?taskID=2117901
should be
Spec URL:
To spot:
README says:
Gnu copyleft. You can essentially do anything you want with the program, as
long as you make sure the source is available. Take a look in the file
my/COPYRIGHTS for info about the parts that are not written by me and of
course retain their original copyrights.
Can I assume that "Gnu copyleft" means GPL+?
To jjwei:
By the way, is this 10-years-old package still be useful?
(In reply to comment #12)
> To jjwei:
> By the way, is this 10-years-old package still be useful?
The server and client are quite stable for a long time, so not too much development activity, but the software is still useful, I use it everyday -).
I will change the license to GPL+ next time.
Well, for now assuming "GNU copyleft = GPL+",
* License
- For this package the license tag should be "GPLv2+".
* %{version} in SourceURL
- It is recommended that you use %{version} tag in SourceURL:
? About Patch0
- By the way this 20K xgospel-1.12d-friend.patch written by yourself
or you've taken from somewhere? Also it is recommended to write
some notes about what is this patch for:
* BuildRoot
- BuildRoot is no longer needed on Fedora (although rpmlint may complain
if you remove this)
! Note: If you want to import this package also into EPEL, BuildRoot is
still needed.
* Configure option
- build.log shows:
99 checking for -lICE... no
However as you have "BR: libICE-devel", this shows something
is wrong (actually configure is broken at least for this part)
* Parallel make
- Support parallel make if possible. If parallel make fails, please
write a note in the spec file about it:
* compiler warning:
- Well, usually I don't warn about compiler warning during
review process, however
441 In file included from /usr/include/string.h:642,
442 from /usr/include/X11/Intrinsic.h:64,
443 from games.c:14:
444 In function 'memset',
445 inlined from 'InitHash' at games.c:185:
446 /usr/include/bits/string3.h:83: warning: call to '__warn_memset_zero_len' declared with attribute warning: memset used with constant zero length parameter; this could be due to transposed parameters
447 In function 'memset',
448 inlined from 'InitHash' at games.c:186:
449 /usr/include/bits/string3.h:83: warning: call to '__warn_memset_zero_len' declared with attribute warning: memset used with constant zero length parameter; this could be due to transposed parameters
- These are arguably bugs, please fix these.
* Icon entry in desktop file
- It is recommended that extension (.xpm) is removed:
* Categories for Desktop files
- Catogories "X-Fedora", "Application" are no longer used and should
be removed.
* Document files
- Usually "INSTALL" file is for people trying to build a software
by themselves and not needed for people trying to install one
using rpm.
By the way it is recommended that you upload your srpm to some place
from which we can directly download it by "wget -N", for example.
the link is stable now:
Spec URL:
License changed to GPLv2+
Changed to %{version} in SourceURL
patch is written by me, no upstream, explain is at the end of spec file,
libICE-devel is not required, removed(only libICE is required, and libXaw and libXpm depend on it)
make with smp in spec file will cause problem, I did see final xgospel is depends on libmy.a and libregex.a in Makefile, but seems rpmbuild will start to build final xgospel before all of the lib finish built. so no smp flag on make on this built. someone give me a hint what the Makefile should be to resolve this problem?
remove .xpm on desktop file,
remove Application on Categories,
will not put INSTALL file on docs directory,
Will try to fix compilation warning a little bit later.
Please change the release number every time you modify your
spec file to avoid confusion, even during review process.
According to reliable sources, "GNU copyleft" was in ancient times a common way of referring to the GPL (or its predecessors).
So, I'm going to say that it is safe to assume that text means "GPL+". Lifting FE-Legal.
Thank you for clarifying, spot.
The license for this package should be GPL+ then?
No, should be GPLv2+, because some codes are under GPLv2+.
Would you change release number and upload new srpm?
jjwei, please bump release number.
Here is the new version:
Spec URL:
* BuildRoot / %clean
- As I said above, unless you want to this package into EPEL
BuildRoot: line is no longer needed so please remove this
(although rpmlint may complain about it).
* Comments for Patch0
- So, please write some comments about what Patch0 is for
on the above of Patch0: line like:
# Fix issues when XXXXXXXXXX, fix compilation warning, etc
Patch0: xgospel-1.12d-friend.patch
* parallel make
- As I said above, please write some comments if parallel
make fails in the spec file.
( Note that I have not examined how to make parallel make
succeed for this package for now. )
* Categories for Desktop files
- Please also remove "X-Fedora" category from desktop file.
ping again?
Again ping?
I will close this bug as NOTABUG if no response is received from the
reported within ONE WEEK.
I was thinking put up the fixes so the program will run smoothly on fedora, really do not have that much time to do all the rest. close it please.
Thank you for reply. Once closing.


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Bartenders mix it up in contest
Judging a cocktail contest is pretty high on the list of "I can do that" jobs, right up there with Zamboni driver and video game tester. So when Greg Lindgren, co-owner of Rye in San Francisco, invited me to be one of four judges for the bar's monthly cocktail contest, what was my response? See above.
The contests are quite a scene for the city's big names in mixmastery. They're always held on Monday nights, when many top bartenders have the night off. And they're open to the public. (The next is Feb. 5 at Rye; 688 Geary St.)
One of my fellow judges, Nish Nadaraja, director of marketing for Yelp, described his credentials as being "the end user" of cocktails. The other two judges, Kim Beto and David Nepove, work for the large liquor distributor Southern Wine & Spirits. Beto is more of a wine guy, as am I, but Nepove, an accomplished mixologist who calls himself "Mr. Mojito," quickly established himself as the lead fiddle in our quartet -- a top-dog assertion among equals who would ultimately decide the winner.
We were seated at a table behind the bar so we couldn't see which bartenders were working, in order to eliminate personal bias. Lindgren gave us score sheets with five categories: drink name; appearance/presentation; aroma/taste; balance/drinkability; and creativity/utility.
The dozen competing bartenders brought and used all types of unexpected ingredients, from muddled gooseberry to edible flowers. The one ingredient everyone had to use was Aperol, a low-alcohol (11 percent), slightly bitter aperitif similar to Campari, though sweeter. Like Campari, Aperol has a variety of components, including bitter orange and rhubarb. The former inspired most mixologists to include citrus products, but only one person picked up on the rhubarb.
The drinks came out one at a time. Lindgren announced the name of each and told us the ingredients. Then we spent a few minutes tasting and writing notes.
When we didn't like a drink, we were harsh, and got harsher as we got a little Aperol (not to mention vodka, gin and Tequila) in us. When we liked a cocktail -- and we liked about half -- we struggled to decide just how much we liked it, and in which category. Was that long orangey finish part of the aroma/taste or the balance/drinkability?
Our favorite of the first six drinks was the Veneto's Vice, a concoction of Aperol, blood orange juice, muddled kumquat, lemon juice, Belvedere vodka and a Prosecco float. Tart initially, it subsided into a balanced mix of citrusy flavors.
Veneto's Vice held the lead until we got back-to-back drinks that outshined everything else: the Valentino and the Aperol Milkshake.
Boy, were they different. The Valentino was extremely complex (check out the recipe). The Aperol Milkshake was the simplest drink of the night.
We liked both and started a debate that continued throughout the contest. What's better: an impressive drink made solely for competition that may never be re-created, or something daringly creative, yet easy for anyone to make?
When we'd had the last drink, Nepove insisted we add up our scores to see which drink got the most points. Beto had the two stars scored equally. Nadaraja agreed with me that the milkshake was the most memorable; we picked it first. But Nepove -- who argued all along for the Valentino -- gave the milkshake a score low enough to drop it into second.
Lindgren came over to see what we'd picked. We started to tell him the scores, but he told us that didn't matter; all we had to do was pick a first, second and third, scores be damned.
Miscarriage of justice! But it was too late to argue, as Lindgren was announcing the winners.
Carlos Yturria of Range restaurant made the Veneto's Vice, which finished third. Todd Smith of Bourbon & Branch made the Aperol Milkshake.
Then I met Victoria Damato-Moran, who made the winning Valentino. She was screaming with joy.
"I needed this," she said, her face glowing with pride.
Turns out she's between jobs. The daughter of a longtime bartender, she worked at Tony Nik's in North Beach for years before leaving early last year to be a restaurant bar manager. Then, she says, she was injured in a traffic accident and went on disability for a few months. When she was ready to go back to work, she was told by the restaurant they didn't have enough money to pay her.
Damato-Moran says she spent two days developing the Valentino, but only finalized it at the last minute.
"About two hours before I left for the contest, I decided, 'This needs a change,' " she says. "It was too thick, because of the syrup. I ran down to the store and got the soda. I said, 'That's it!' "
Damato-Moran hopes the small amount of notice from winning the contest will help her get a new job. Now I'm glad I didn't argue with Nepove.
But I did drop by Bourbon & Branch to see Smith.
"When I do contests, I always try to do something a little odd, that not many people would think of," Smith says. "I like the Rye contest because it's a social gathering of a lot of bartenders. I rarely win. But that's OK. "
I asked him for an Aperol Milkshake. It's not on the menu, but Smith can quickly whip one up if you ask. It's worth doing, but judge for yourself. You can do that.
Makes 1 drink
Prepare this drink, created by created by Victoria Damato-Moran, when rhubarb is in season.
1 ounce Aperol
1 ounce reposado Tequila
1 ounce rhubarb juice (see Note)
1/2 ounce Agave Pomegranate Ginger Syrup (see recipe)
3 ounces grapefruit juice (Ruby Red or Texas)
1 fresh lime
Splash club soda
Grapefruit and lime garnish
Instructions: Pour the Aperol, Tequila, rhubarb juice, Agave-Pomegranate-Ginger syrup and grapefruit juice into a chilled tumbler. Shake and strain over ice into a chilled double-rocks glass (8 to 9 ounces). Add a slight squeeze of fresh lime juice. Top with a splash of club soda.
Note: To make rhubarb juice, cut fresh rhubarb into chunks, parboil, then steam, until the rhubarb is tender. Extract the juice by mashing the pulp through a fine-mesh sieve.
Agave Pomegranate Ginger Syrup
2 cups agave nectar
1 cup pomegranate juice
1 large finger of ginger, sliced
Instructions: Pour agave nectar and pomegranate juice into a pot. Add ginger. Bring to a boil. Turn off and let steep until cool. Remove the ginger and store in a glass bottle in the refrigerator.
Aperol Milkshake
Makes 1 drink
Created by Todd Smith of Bourbon & Branch.
2 ounces Aperol
2 ounces milk
1 ounce orange juice
Dash of simple syrup
Combine Aperol, milk, orange juice and simple syrup in mixing cup with ice and shake. Pour into tall glass with ice. Finish with soda. Garnish with an orange slice.


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Our lovely lakeside event village is full of music, flags and entertainment, it's an ideal family event with time to jog round with the kids before you run your own race, then picnic by the lake.
Our Mini Mile and 3K Mini Marathon races take place within the safe environment of Green Park. Around 1200 children take part in the two races supported by their friends, families and schools.
There are free t-shirts, great medals and automatic entry into the Berkshire Schools Challenge. *The suggested age range for the Mini Mile is 4 – 8 years and 9 – 14 years for the Mini Marathon. Parents can run free with their children but can also enter if they would like to receive the t-shirt and medal. The 3K race is also open to adults who might like to have a go at their first running race or would prefer a shorter distance than 10K.
The Green Park Schools Awards Evening takes place a couple of weeks after the races.
Awards are made to the top 3 girls and boys in the Mini Mile for age groups 4/5 5/6 & 7/8 and in the Mini Marathon for 9/10 11/12 & 13/14 there are also awards in each age group for schools with the best 3 runners from the school to score. In 2018 The Mayor of Reading, X Factors Danyl Johnson and Green Parks Rory Carson presented.


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Laser skincare treatment may be helpful for a client to look younger, reducing some wrinkles, sun damage, age spots, and minor scars. These are non-ablative skin rejuvenation laser treatments, which create heat in the skin to promote collagen production, without breaking the skin. Laser treatments can also help tighten skin and balance skin tone for a healthier looking complexion.
The excel V™ laser treatments use laser energy to safely activate collagen remodeling in your skin. This gentle approach allows the skin to heal more quickly and reduces the number of possible complications that can occur. Although results of each individual treatment are subtle, the overall effect of a treatment series can often achieve the desired results.
These Laser Genesis treatments have been proven beneficial for the face and neck, and other areas of the body that reveal noticeable signs of aging, sun damage or scarring.
These photos show results which can be achieved with Laser Genesis skincare treatments.
Make an appointment with our licensed aesthetician, Jennifer Fond to help you with what your skin needs for care and protection with a quick call to the Front Desk (212) 777-9515 of the Washington Square Hotel. Your skin will be glad you did!
And if Laser Genesis treatments would be more convenient for you in the Mt. Kisco area, you can also make an appointment for Laser Genesis with Jennifer in Dr. Farella's office. Jennifer provides her professional skin care services at Dr. Farella's office, as well.


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Ricker Funeral Home has been a family owned funeral home since the early 1900's, with the Ricker name being associated with the firm since 1952. In 1943, Paul N. Ricker joined Dennis Rouhan and Herbert Swan at Rouhan and Swan Funeral Home. In...
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Zip codes in the city: 05038.
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- Chelsea is home to the following sports teams: Vermont Lake Monsters and Vermont Catamounts men's basketball.
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It was reported by Worcester Telegram & Gazette on March 10th, 2014 that Delwin R "Del" Braman passed away in Sterling, Massachusetts. Braman was 84 years old and was born in Chelsea, VT. Send flowers to express your sorrow and honor Delwin R "Del"'s life.
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It was revealed on August 27th, 2012 that Laurence Easterbrook "Bud" MacHin passed away in Chelsea, Vermont. MacHin was 97 years old. Send flowers to express your sorrow and honor Laurence Easterbrook "Bud"'s life.
The population was 1,250 at the 2000 United States Census census. Chelsea is a New England town in and the shire town (county seat) of Orange County, Vermont County, Vermont, United States. . . .
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Pro soccer in Australia is mired in problems and searching for a way out. Gold Coast United played the last four games under the administration of Football Federation Australia after billionaire
owner Clive Palmer was stripped of his A-League license following a vocal campaign against organizers of the league, which is down to nine teams, a long way from the anticipated 14 by
this stage.
As the league moves into the playoffs, many of its owners are disgruntled about its future.
Palmer was criticized by the FFA for his outspoken comments on the league and the game. His attacks on the high salaries and leadership of the FFA executives and the failure of the expansion program had some resonance. Coming on top of the general discontent with the millions of taxpayer dollars wasted on Australia's failed bid to host the 2022 World Cup, Palmer's stance generated plenty of calls for another billionaire, Frank Lowy, to stand down as FFA chairman.
FFA took steps to appease the owners by announcing that a "new governance structure for policy and strategic matters affecting the national competition" would involve three A-League club chairmen, two FFA directors and would be led by FFA deputy chairman Brian Schwartz.


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Both are in watercolour, pencil and pencil crayon in Windsor and Newton sketchbook.
Usually I use watercolour as a quick wash rather than in the more traditional way as paint. I've been in the mood to give it a try, but I think I chose quite a hard subject! Anyhow, here are two attempts. I'm not sure why the scans have come out with a pinkish cast: tried to adjust in Photoshop but couldn't except at the expense of the teabags!


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God knows us.
He knows the deepest parts of us. Those parts serve as the core of our being, that area that we might not even know about ourselves. That was the impression I picked up in Judges 6 when the "angel of the Lord" spoke with Gideon. He called Gideon "a mighty man of valor" while Gideon was hiding from an oppressive army. He knew who Gideon was, even though Gideon did not know himself.
God knows the numbers of hairs on our head. He knows what drives us, what makes us tick. The Lord sees the innermost part of our being and He knows us well. I think that's why it frightens me sometimes to be completely vulnerable with God. I think that's why it's unnerving to admit things to Him. He knows who we are even before we know ourselves!
The Lord knows who I am. He knows the core of my being! He knows my story. The Lord knows who you are and He knows your story.
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Michael has gained extensive experience in Internet and Web-related projects mostly in the telecommunications and financial industry, dealing mainly with the server-side of the equation, using Java, CORBA, C++, ASP/JSP, servlets and XML processing frameworks. He can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com..
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Repeating an important quote by Vincent Bugliosi regarding this topic of the mystery surrounding the wallet on Tenth Street:
"One thing we can be reasonably certain about: the wallet was not Oswald's. .... Furthermore, a Dallas police officer had just been slain. It is inconceivable that members of the Dallas Police Department like Captains Westbrook and Doughty and Sergeant Hill would suppress and keep secret the fact that Tippit's killer had left his calling card at the murder scene. That simply would not, could not, have happened. If Oswald's wallet had been found at the murder scene, it is inconceivable that nowhere in the testimony or the reports of Westbrook, Hill, Doughty, Poe, and so on, would they bother to mention this extremely important fact." -- Vincent Bugliosi
I couldn't agree more with the above words spoken by Mr. Bugliosi in his book, "Reclaiming History".
Along those same lines, here's something else to consider:
There are many conspiracy theorists who think that the wallet seen in Ron Reiland's WFAA-TV film footage was "planted" on Tenth Street by evil conspirators in order to frame Lee Harvey Oswald for Officer J.D. Tippit's murder.
One such conspiracy theorist is James DiEugenio, who was talking about Oswald's alleged "three wallets" during his appearance on the "Black Op Radio" program that first aired on December 24, 2009.
But do people like Jim DiEugenio actually want to believe that the Dallas Police Department, after having found a wallet on 10th Street that some conspiracists think was planted there by either the DPD or somebody else, would have NOT SAID A WORD about finding Oswald's wallet in any of their police reports?
And keep in mind that the Dallas Police Department is an organization that DiEugenio and other conspiracy theorists certainly think was trying to railroad and frame an innocent Lee Oswald for Tippit's murder!
And yet the DPD says absolutely NOTHING in any of their official reports about finding a wallet near Tippit's body that belonged to the person the DPD later arrested and charged with the murder of Tippit??
That's just nuts, folks!
If the cops (or whoever) had actually planted the wallet on Tenth Street to incriminate Lee Oswald, then the DPD would certainly have been propping up that wallet for everybody to see!
The fact that NO POLICE REPORT mentions anything about a wallet being found near Tippit's body is, all by itself, proof that the wallet that is seen in Ron Reiland's TV film is not Lee Harvey Oswald's wallet.
And even conspiracy theorists like Jim DiEugenio (who thinks the DPD was up to its collective necks in conspiracy and plotting and planting evidence all over Dallas on 11/22/63) should realize the built-in common sense and truth that exists in the last sentence I just wrote above.
BTW, one of those "three" Oswald wallets that DiEugenio was talking about is a wallet that Oswald was known to keep his "savings" in (vs. his regular wallet that he carried with him every day). That fact is proven by way of Marina Oswald's Warren Commission testimony below:
MARINA OSWALD -- "In my room at Ruth Paine's there was a black wallet in a wardrobe. Whenever Lee would come he would put money in there, but I never counted it." [1 H 69]
In addition to the above Warren Commission testimony, the "spare wallet" fact is confirmed in another official document as well -- a November 28, 1963, FBI interview with Marina Oswald (which is part of CE1781):
"She [Marina] said [Lee] OSWALD had a wallet which he kept in the apartment in New Orleans with this money that he was saving." [CE1781; at 23 H 387]
And since we know beyond all reasonable doubt that the wallet seen in Ron Reiland's film is not Oswald's wallet, the final tally of wallets known to be owned by Lee Harvey Oswald on 11/22/63 is two -- his regular wallet that he carried with him (which was removed from Oswald's pocket by police immediately after his arrest), plus the wallet that he used to store larger sums of cash.
Mr. DiEugenio seems to be travelling deeper and deeper into the "outer fringe" areas in his conspiracy beliefs concerning the JFK case. Every time I hear him speak these days, it seems as though he's latched on to another crazy conspiracy theory that has already been debunked long ago.
I wouldn't be surprised to find DiEugenio soon announcing that he is endorsing the insane theories of Douglas "Two Brains" Horne.
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The German artist's latest performance and video piece examines representations of God's son throughout art history
In a moment of inspired surreality, video and installation artist Christian Jankowski's latest piece was offered up to him in what could be seen as an act of Divine intervention. While walking the streets of Rome one lunchtime eight years ago, Jankoswki caught sight of a bloodied figure of Christ having an informal chat with a small group of the Vatican's finest. Not exactly the Second Coming, this was in fact a number of actors discussing their various performances, during the filming of Mel Gibson's epically religious, Passion of Christ. "I had a spectacular view of him in sitting in his caravan, covered in incredibly realistic looking blood, discussing his acting techniques. From that moment, I have always had that image in my head," says Jankowski.
That image, indelibly stamped on Jankowski's psyche, resulted in his latest work, 'Casting Jesus'. A performance and video piece that examines representations of God's son throughout art history and poses the question, "What would a contemporary version of Jesus be? What would we want him to look like, and how would we want to relate to him," explains the artist. Taking the form of a television casting show, in the same vein as Next Top Model or Andrew Lloyd Webber's Over the Rainbow, Jankowski's audience watch a number of hopefuls try out in front of a panel of real Vatican staff. Creating a level of realism often seen in Jankowski's work, not only were the judges real, the actor's trying out for the role were also genuine, sourced by agents with the hope of being chosen to play Jesus in a number of further productions. Something Janowski has already started working on, with his chosen one.
Held in the 1,000 year old Complesso Santo Spirito, originally a hospital, the casting was filmed live and streamed to an audience of 300. "Both the Jesus' and judges were microphoned up during the show. They didn't realise how clearly they could be heard when they whispering behind their hands to each other, discussing the appearance and performances of the different Jesus'" says Jankowski. "When you sit at home watching those shows you always catch yourself saying 'oh she's so bad' or 'look at that', you always opinionate. But it was something different to hear a group of Vatican officials discussing Jesus' various good and bad traits".
While it may have a surface level of humour, it was not the Jankowski's idea to ridicule the Vatican. Rather than poking fun at the Catholic religion, the film looks at society as a whole and our relationship with these sorts of TV shows. "The genre of the casting show is a relatively new one. It was really interesting to see how quickly the judges from the Vatican adopted the style needed for the show," says Jankowski. "We only gave them minimal ideas previous to the event, they turned up about 15 minutes before the filming and knew exactly what to do. Then again, I suppose pretty much anyone would".
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Building Brands, Thinking Big
Jennifer Dorian has always been a big-picture kind of person, which suits her well in her current position as senior vice president of strategy development for Turner Entertainment Networks and Turner Broadcasting System's Animation, Young Adults & Kids Media (AYAKM) group.
Dorian serves as a strategic business and branding consultant for TBS, TNT, TCM and TruTV, and the AYAKM unit, which includes Cartoon Network, Adult Swim and Boomerang. She helps employees understand the current marketing environment, crafts strategic responses to keep ahead of the competition, maps out pipelines for programming and creates strategies for new platforms. In other words, she starts with the big picture and works through to the details.
"Even as a kid, I've always been better at looking at the big picture and then learning the details after that," she said.
Dorian spends a good chunk of her day plugging in with the leadership of all the networks she works with to determine which challenges exist within each unit. She then helps in developing strategic responses to those challenges. That includes determining the right blend between original and acquired product, how to lure audiences, which platforms to exploit and how to do so successfully and profitably, among a slew of other issues.
"It's very time-consuming," she said. "Everyone is confronting change and everyone is trying to figure out to respond to that."
One of the biggest issues affecting Dorian and her co-workers is finding the balance between being proactive or maintaining the status quo. When Dorian joined Turner in 2000, the programming side of cable was divided into two general segments: niche networks and broad-based entertainment services. TNT was lopped into the broad-based category, but the honchos at Turner wanted the network to distinguish itself without being labeled a "niche" network, for fear of alienating viewers. Dorian's previous marketing experience at The Coca-Cola Co. and PepsiCo's Pizza Hut unit came in handy as she helped craft and roll out the "TNT: We Know Drama" brand repositioning.
"TNT was already known for its drama series," Dorian said. "So it wasn't like we were redoing the network. But no one else was capitalizing on that concept. We were doing it the best and we just started letting people know that."
Since the start of the "Drama" push, TNT has consistently ranked among the top networks in delivery of key adult demos and has raked in more dollars from advertisers. It closed the 2011 upfront ad-selling season up about 13% over 2010 totals, thanks in large part to the strong programming lineup and audience ratings.
Dorian also oversaw the 2004 creation and implementation of TBS's "Very Funny" brand. The positioning proved enormously successful, with TBS consistently ranking as one of basic cable's top five networks among young adults. Brandweek magazine honored Dorian with a Brand Builders award in 2006 on the strength of the TNT and TBS efforts. This year, WICT honors Dorian as one of its Women to Watch.
Before joining Turner, Dorian served as director of strategic services for sports and leisure at Coca-Cola, overseeing a portfolio of sponsorships, evaluating brand alignments and potential returns on investments. At Pizza Hut, she was manager of kids' marketing.
At Turner, WICT noted, Dorian mentors other women through the Turner Women Today and TEN Mentoring programs. She serves on the board of the Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau; the National Marketing Committee of the U.S. Fund for UNICEF; and the board of the PATH Foundation. In 2009, she was honored with the Horizon Award from WICT's Atlanta (now Southeast) chapter.
Dorian is a graduate of the Betsy Magness Leadership Institute (Class 13) and, like most graduates, said the experience was a career catalyst.
"I met so many people who have helped me throughout my career through that class," Dorian said. "One of the biggest things I learned was how to be 'agentic,' or the concept of being your own best agent. I learned more about self-awareness and how to look for opportunities. The whole experience was so valuable and I doubled down on my commitment to my career, my employer and the industry. This industry is ripe with opportunities."


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When it comes to clothes, we men are pretty lucky.
We can pick out a shirt and suit – appropriately fitted and measured, of course – flourish it with a pocket sqaure and call it a look. Same goes for off-duty gear – denim or chinos with your choice of T-shirt, some killer shoes and voila! Done.
But this easy approach to style can just as easily be taken for granted and quickly become, well, a little bit monotonous.
So to help keep your wardrobe on it's fashionable toes, here are some easy style hacks that can give even your most simplest outfit a refresh.
Go rumpled
This isn't for everyone and I'm prepared to cop some flack for this suggestion – but done the right way, in the right setting, an unironed shirt can make a big statement. Better done with coloured or printed shirts than white, temper this look by making sure your pants are crisper than a fresh $100 note and your tie is perfectly notched. Leave the shirt untucked for optimum effect.
Ditch the tie
Fond of a three-piece suit? Shake it up by getting rid of the one thing you should always wear with it. Your vest will help maintain a more formal appearance while sporting an open collar will take some of the stuffiness out of this conservative ensemble. If a two-piece suit is your go-to, you can do a similar trick by swapping the tie out for a pocketsquare or lapel pin.
And the belt ...
And for that matter, get rid of the belt too to create a much more streamlined look. By now, we should all be familiar with a tailor and and how pants should fit, meaning most of us wear belts more out of habit anyway than any real need for sartorial assistance.
Mix your looks
Blazers over hoodies, sneakers with suits or even a denim jacket in lieu of a suit jacket – mixing up your weekend gear with more formal looking pieces is a great way to refresh your look. For style cues on how to pull this off, take a squiz at how actor Eddie Redmayne combines everything from sneakers and trenches to tailored looks with espadrilles.
Go a step further
And mix your patterns. And your colours. Especially if they would traditionally be considered to "clash". If the most recent menswear collections are anything to go by, this is the year to be taking some seriously garish risks. Go on. It's 2017.
Roll up roll up
Roll up the sleeves of your jacket. Considered anathema by many, but a great way to add some panache to your look, this one is best done with a blazer worn with chinos. Don't over do it though by also rolling your pants cuff. It's one or the other.
Invest in some jewellery. And wear it.
From Portsea to Paris, men's jewellery has become a big thing. Not subtle bracelets or a single ring, but bold statement jewellery like big and brash pinkie rings and chunky handmade necklaces like the sort seen at Prada's runway collection.
Shave your head. Shave your face. This may sound obvious but it's often the last thing we consider doing because, frankly, it can be intimidating. Particularly if you're facing pending follicular loss. But aside from the easy upkeep, it could be the best thing you do to minimise your morning grooming routine.
Check out the gallery above to see how these small tweaks can boost your style game.


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Fall 2016 Collections of London Fashion Week by Vogue
Fall is close so the most popular designers have started their job. Every fashion house has works hard for representing new fashionable clothing lines for 2016.
London is a city full of dreams which is getting ready for the fall as well. The most popular designers keep their magical collections ready to impress fashionistas and all ladies who keep thinking that fashion is a drug for them. So, if you are interested to know what is trendy this year then go on reading to see fall 2016 collections of London fashion week. Read more »


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A proposed U.K. bill, expected to be published later this week, includes a "blanket ban" on legal highs, and the current legislation is worded to make the ban so broad that alcohol, cigarettes, and coffee are included unless specific exemptions are issued.
Queen Elizabeth announced the legislation on Wednesday, and the bill would ban "any substance intended for human consumption that is capable of producing a psychoactive effect." The legislation would carry a maximum seven-year prison sentence for offenders, The Guardian reports. The bill would first ban all psychoactive substances and then explain which substances are government-permitted.
Ireland and Poland have similar bans, but their legislation stipulates that substances must produce "significant" effects, so the laws don't include caffeine, alcohol, and tobacco. The U.K. legislation is designed to prohibit chemically engineered drugs that are legal until explicitly banned.
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Based on your performance on the placement test, and depending on your specific English language and mathematics abilities and needs you will be placed in one of CCP's college level courses or pre-college level courses and workshops.
Please review below the CCP placement levels and courses and visit the relevant department links to view brief course and program descriptions.
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Mustard Cafe
41 Auto Center Drive
Foothill Ranch, CA 92610
I admit it, I like using coupons to save on food. I mean, I eat out about 150 times a year, so any savings I can get I am all for. To increase my coupon collection I buy the Entertainment Book every year. I know the restaurants in the Entertainment Book are usually not the best, but there are some coupons and offers that I make sure to use every year. Mr. Stox, Five Crowns, and La Cave come to mind. I even use the Entertainment Book to find new restaurants that we have not yet tried. This was how we arrived at Mustard Cafe.
Mustard Cafe is kind of on its own island in Foothill Ranch. It's located in the desolate remains of the Foothill Ranch Auto Center. Separated from the much more popular Foothill Ranch Towne Center by Bake Parkway, I imagine that foot traffic for this shopping area has diminished with the loss of all the car dealerships in the area. Surprisingly, when we arrived there were about ten people that had stumbled upon this restaurant, or maybe they had sought out this place for the food.
Mustard Cafe is a casual sandwich place. Think upscale sandwich shop. The menu features a variety of sandwiches, panini's, soups and salads. They have also just started serving dinners, which is what Katie took advantage of. There used to be two locations, but the Orange location is no more. Let's see how the food turned out.
I was pretty hungry, and not sure how big my sandwich was going to be, so I started with a Caesar salad. Here the Caesar was kind of plain tasting. The salad definitely needed more dressing, and the asiago was not very flavorful. The salad was not awful, but very average.
I had been thinking about Reuben sandwiches all day at work, so I already knew what I would be getting when I came here. One small problem, they were out of rye bread. The counter lady asked if I would mind having it on another bread, so I went that route. When it came out it was on whole grain bread. I should have gone for a different sandwich. Not only was the bread wrong, but the rest of the sandwich failed to satisfy as well. The corned beef was cut to thin, and they really skimped on the amount of meat, as you can see from the picture. The house made Reuben sauce was good, but the sauerkraut pushed both the meat and cheese to the side, so I did not notice either. I would not get this again.
Katie did not feel like a sandwich, so she tried one of their new dinner options. The Shrimp Fettuccine Alfredo was her choice. She described the Alfredo sauce as, "laid back and light". I would describe it as flavor challenged, but that is just me. The shrimp and pasta were cooked fine, but this dish really did not pop or make us want to order this again. The bread served with this was soggy, with a faint garlic flavor. The one bright spot of the dinner was that it was served with a free glass of wine. Katie went with the white wine, and almost finished the glass. Not a big wine drinker, that girlfriend of mine.
The food here was not awful, but it was not anything we would come back for. They do have a wide variety of sandwiches, so there might be something worth having if you want to explore their menu a little more. A few items I have read say that the Roast Beef and Bleu sandwich is a decent bet. The service was fair, and I felt the value was just okay. My sandwich was $7.95, and Katie's dinner was $13. So, once again the Entertainment Card has led me astray, but at least we did not pay full price.
Out of five game pieces, (because one of my favorite board games, Clue, features the character Colonel Mustard), five being best to zero being worst, Mustard Cafe gets 2 game pieces.
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On a pretty warm day,97 or 98 degrees, the USAC Sprints rolled into town at Lakeside Speedway for the first night of twin bill.
With 10 or 12 traveling racers from USAC a group of non wing drivers from the WAR seires as well as the non wing drivers that compete at valley Speedway joined the fun.
The track record was broken the first night on a very dry track, most racers were not that happy with track conditions and the track crew reworked portion of the track before the a-main much to the satisfaction of racers and car owners.
As it is most times in racing sprints qualifying was a must to get a good starting position, this night would be no different.
Grab a cold drink and sit back and enjoy the 1st night of USAC Sprints at Lakeside Speedway.


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A core clinical site is a hospital/health system that provides clerkships for third year medical students and required core and elective rotations for fourth year medical students. Clinical rotations for nurse practitioner students are also arranged in and around core site hospitals. Housing is available for students training in St. Joseph and Maryville.
"I started working with the AHEC in Northwest Missouri while I was in high school, through college and now while in medical school. I have always had great learning opportunities working with them, and the physicians that take students here really make sure that you walk away from your experience with them learning something every time. I am so happy to be back here for my rotations and can't wait to meet who I will learn from next."
- Brooke Streett, 4th year medical student, Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine
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St. Joseph, Mo.
Mosaic Life Care at St. Joseph - Medical Center in St. Joseph was established as the northwest Missouri AHEC hub site for clinical training in the 1996.
St. Joseph is the largest city in northwest Missouri and is located on I-29 and Hwy 36, 35 miles north of Kansas City International Airport and 130 miles south of Omaha, Nebraska. Its population is about 76,000 and the town is home to Missouri Western State University and the Kansas City Chiefs training camp.
The ratio of students to preceptors is 1:1, and generally the preceptors have clinic offices and hold privileges to attend patients at Mosaic Life Care at St. Joseph - Medical Center.
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Rotations available at Mosaic Life Care at St. Joseph - Medical Center include:
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Maryville is located on 71 Hwy 40 minutes of St. Joseph, and is between Kansas City, Missouri, Des Moines, Iowa, and Omaha, Nebraska. Its population is about 10,500 and the town is home to Northwest Missouri State University.
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The name Pietradonice comes from the land where the wine is planted, which is very rich in onyx. It is a wine which uses exclusively Cabernet and Sauvignon grapes: almost a challenge, to achieve a product which fully returns the flavor of the earth and its stone. If we add very low yields per plant and the climatic factor, we can see it � and we say this with a touch of conceit � as the wine which most tangibly represents Casanova di Neri. Pietradonice succeeds in reconciling international flavor with local tradition and, in the end, all the personality of Montalcino floods out.
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This photo has been in our collection for quite a while and it is a puzzler. The back of the photo says, "Once Upon a Time" and is dated 03/04/81.
Upon first glance, it seems it might be Woodfield Mall, due to the amount of open space and the size of the project. The background is what throws that supposition off. Even though there appears to be a farm in the middle background of the photo, there is also a hint of a neighborhood in the upper left of the photo. And that was simply not the case in the area that surrounded Woodfield prior to construction. An aerial photo of that locale in 1969, before construction began, would have shown only farmfields, houses, barns and outbuildings in a checker board pattern. There would not have been a grid layout of streets and houses anywhere close.
It also appears that the area was excavated, given what looks to be an accentuated incline that runs behind the building. It is also curious that there are a couple of buildings in the foreground of the photo. One appears to be a barn and there is a type of drive-thru garage to the left with two construction trailers in between. Interestingly, there is a power pole behind the garage. Which begs the question, were these buildings there before development began and then incorporated into the construction site?
I strongly suspect this is not Woodfield. Is it even Schaumburg Township? The only other clue is that the photo came to us with a collection of other local and regional photos. Sooooo, it could be another suburb. Do any of you have a clue?
***Photo identified! In addition to the comments from JKunzer below, I also received an email–with photos attached–from another reader of the blog explaining why this is Stratford Square Mall under construction. Through their views it is not only possible to compare the basic shape of the building in the photo to an aerial of it on today's Google Satellite, but both commenters agreed that the angular walls along the berm are, in fact, near the rather unique northwest mall entrance that is between Kohl's and Macy's.
And, as local realtor Bob Dohn noted, the mall opened in 1981 which makes the date on the back of the photo even more relevant.
JKunzer also mentioned that the farm is the current Bloomingdale Walk town homes.
Leslie Drewitz, Maretta Britt and Abby Budznynski of the Bloomingdale Public Library graciously assisted me too, and passed the photo back with identifications tabbed all over it. You can see their handiwork below.
Some of the details they provided are:
- The farm in the background of the photo is the Benders Sod Farm which is, as JKunzer said, today's Bloomingdale Walk town homes.
- The diagonal corner behind the farm, in the very background of the photo is the corner of Schick Road and Springfield Drive. Springfield is just a dirt road that runs to the right. Schick Road is the diagonal road that runs to the left of the photo and separates the farm and the subdivision.
- Abilene Trail is the road running through the subdivsion.
- The road at the left middle part of the photo is the Entrance Drive to the mall that is emptying into the excavated property.
- The far left portion of the mall being excavated is today's Carsons. Montgomery Ward's/Burlington Coat Factory is in the undeveloped portion in the very forefront of the photo. The closed J.C. Penney portion is in the right forefront.
- The left portion of the skeletal structure is Sears lower level and the right portion is Kohl's lower level. Macy's undeveloped lower level is on the far right of the photo.
- In the very middle of the photo, above where two sections of the berm meet, is the location of the current Cinemark Century Theater.
All of the clues provided by contributors were a big help in determining the photo's subject and the many details in the photo. Many thanks to all of the commenters for their analysis and the identification methods they used to determine the identity of the photo. Your collective brains are always much appreciated!
Jane Rozek
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Schaumburg Township District Library


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Dannemora Federal Credit Union offers a variety of savings accounts to help you reach your goals for whatever stage of life you are in. Whether you are saving for the short term, long term, or both, we have accounts that will cover all of your needs. With our tiered dividends, the more money you have stashed in your savings, the higher dividend you will receive at the end of each quarter. And to make it all a little easier, you can open multiple accounts under your primary account to keep your money separate and organized.
You are required to open a savings account to become a member and become eligible for all of our products and services.
All of your DFCU Savings Accounts are federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration for up to $250,000, giving you piece of mind knowing your money is protected.
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The DFCU Regular Share Savings Account is your basic account that works as your foundation for all other products and services that you will use at the credit union. Once you open your savings account, you become an owner of DFCU!
All members must have a Regular Share Savings Account and need $5.00 to start and maintain the account. A minimum balance of $50.00 is required to earn dividends.
Our Christmas Club allows you to enjoy the holidays without the stress debt from gifts or travel. The DFCU Christmas Club allows you to plan ahead for holiday expenses at the end of the year allowing you to make a consistent contribution throughout the year. In early October the money is automatically transferred to your checking or savings, just in time for the holidays! And best of all, you earn dividends on what you are saving!
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[Location: Location_Category='OCEAN', Location_Type='INDIAN OCEAN', Location_Subregion1='ARABIAN SEA']
Pigment Concentrations Measured by HPLC Method and Fluoremetric Method during the U.S. JGOFS Arabian Sea Process StudyEntry ID: USJGOFS_ARAB_PIGMENT
Abstract: A component of U.S. Joint Global Ocean Flux Study (JGOFS) is the
Arabian Sea Process Study. Eleven cruises took place aboard the R/V
Thomas G. Thompson for about sixteen months from October 1994 until
January 1996. These cruises provided seasonal coverage of the annual
monsoon and inter-monsoon cycles in the area southeast of Oman - from
... where the cruises were staged. The monsoons of the Arabian Sea drive
a uniquely intense carbon cycling system, and it is the goal of JGOFS
to better understand the role of the oceans in global carbon cycling.
Pigment concentrations were measured by both High-Performance Liquid
Chromatography (HPLC) and fluorometric methods. Water samples were
collected by both the CTD rosette bottle sampler and the trace
metal-clean (TM) rosette bottle sampler. In addition, on two of the
cruises (TTN-049 and TTN-053), underway fluorescence was measured
along the ship's track.
With the HPLC method, concentrations of the following pigments were
measured from the water samples taken at various depths: chlorophyll
a, chlorophyll b, chlorophyll c3, chlorophyllide a, peridinin,
fucoxanthin, prasinoxanthin, violaxanthin, diadinoxanthin,
alloxanthin, diatoxanthin, zeaxanthin, neoxanthin, lutein, alpha
carotene, beta carotene. (Data collected by R. Bidigare or
R. Goericke.)
With the fluorometric method, concentrations of chlorphyll a and
phaeopigments were measured from the water samples taken at various
depths. (Data collected by R. Bidigare.)
Underway fluorescence was measured by fluorometer every minute along
ship track during cruise TTN-049 and every four minutes along ship
track during cruise TTN-053. Chlorophyll concentrations are given.
(Data collected by W. Balch.)
The data is public domain and can be retrieved on-line at
[This information was obtained from U.S. JGOFS website at WHOI.]
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Data Set Citation
Version: Not provided
Temporal Coverage
Start Date: 1994-10-01Stop Date: 1996-01-31
Location Keywords
Science Keywords
Access Constraints The data are public domain and can be retrieved on-line from the
U.S. JGOFS World Wide Web server at WHOI.
Use Constraints Anyone wishing to use U.S. JGOFS data in a presentation, report,
thesis or publication should contact the originating PI. It is
expected that all customary courtesies and privileges attached to data
use will be strictly honored.
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Data Center
Distribution Media: Online
Fees: Free
Role: INVESTIGATOR
Phone: (808) 956-6567
Phone: (808) 956-9516
Email: bidigare at iniki.soest.hawaii.edu
Contact Address:
Dept. of Oceanography University of Hawaii 1000 Pope St.
City: Honolulu
Province or State: HI
Postal Code: 96822
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DIF Creation Date: 1970-01-01
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This group can accommodate beginners who can read and play two hands, on up to intermediate/advanced. Most songs have easy and more difficult parts. We'll be working mainly from the Great Accordion Songbook--two-to four-part songs from Palmer-Hughes & Sedlon and others.
We can work on any music you want to bring in, provided it has two or more parts. This may include two-handed piano compositions, violin duets, etc.
There will be absolutely no homework. We'll sight-read and practice as a group during the sessions. If you twist my arm I'll provide you with music to take home, but I don't want anyone to feel bad because they didn't practice. I repeat: no homework.
Six total spaces available.
I have some accordions for use at group if you prefer not to bring your own. We may need stands.
Cost is $120/package of four sessions. This cost may drop to $80 when three or more have signed up. Class is definitely a go with those who have signed up already, though. No refunds except for new folks: refund of 3 sessions' cost if you're not happy with the first one.
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Dodgers feel good with win despite closer question
LA rallies in 10th after League's blown save takes win from Kershaw
DENVER -- With the exception of a closer controversy that rages on, the Dodgers were feeling pretty good Friday night, not only because of an extra-inning win, but the way they did it.
After Brandon League allowed a two-run pinch-hit homer to Todd Helton to tie the game with one out in the bottom of the ninth, wasting seven-plus solid innings from Clayton Kershaw, the Dodgers rebounded with two runs in the 10th, and Ronald Belisario made it stand for his fourth career save and a 7-5 win against the Rockies.
"We had a lead and losing it, it would have been real easy to lay down. But the boys bounced back," said manager Don Mattingly, who saw more grit from a lineup loaded with lesser names. "One thing I'm proud of, they're showing fight, battling. We lost the last two games in Anaheim, but we played good games, just didn't do enough, but we hung in there. There's a ton of baseball left."
What role League will play remains unclear. Mattingly wouldn't say yes or no when asked if League remains his closer.
"Every time we have one of these, you guys talk about changing it up," he said. "It's hard to talk about that right after the game."
With Matt Kemp nursing a hamstring strain in Arizona, Hanley Ramirez rehabbing in Bakersfield, Calif., and Carl Crawford and A.J. Ellis banged up, the reserves came through.
Juan Uribe, the old third baseman who is new again, continued one of the great recent comebacks with two hits and two RBIs, including one in the 10th. Skip Schumaker, starting in center for Kemp, had a pair of hits to extend his streak to eight games, including a single in the 10th-inning rally.
The 10th inning opened with the second hit of the game from Ramon Hernandez, catching instead of Ellis. Scott Van Slyke, starting for Crawford in left field, had a pair of hits. And Luis Cruz, most likely to be designated for assignment a week ago, brought home the go-ahead run in the 10th with a sharp groundout knocked down by pitcher Rafael Betancourt.
None of it overlooks the contribution of Kershaw, who was headed toward his sixth win when he left after also hitting a two-run double to go with a single.
Kershaw said the night was a battle, because when he reached back for something extra, it wasn't there. He struck out five, all swings and misses at sliders, including a big one of Carlos Gonzalez with two on in the seventh.
"I didn't have a whole lot," said Kershaw. "My fastball was not good, command not great. Kind of fought my way through it."
Kershaw was charged with three runs, struck out five, walked two and brought his ERA to 1.85.
The Dodgers provided him a three-run rally in the third inning around a Uribe double and singles by Mark Ellis, who hit leadoff, and Adrian Gonzalez, then tacked on two more in the fourth on one of Kershaw's two hits, all off former Dodger Jon Garland.
The third inning opened with Garland hitting Cruz on the right middle finger with a pitch. Uribe doubled inside third to score Cruz. Kershaw bunted Uribe to third and Ellis singled him home. Ellis stole second, Andre Ethier walked and Gonzalez singled, scoring Ellis.
The Dodgers turned another leadoff baserunner into a run in the fourth, when Van Slyke doubled, Uribe walked intentionally with two out to bring up Kershaw, who doubled them home.
"He left an off-speed pitch up in the zone, and I put a good swing on it," said Kershaw, whose average is up to .241.
Kershaw allowed singles to the first two batters in the eighth -- Dexter Fowler and Troy Tulowitzki -- and was replaced by Kenley Jansen, who put down that rally with one of them scoring. On came League for the ninth with a two-run lead, but with one out, he allowed a single to DJ LeMahieu. He got ahead of Helton with a 1-2 count, but the Colorado legend fouled off five pitches before blasting the 11th pitch for a towering homer and League's third blown save.
"I loved the way our guys fought back against a really good pitcher and kept competing," said Colorado manager Walt Weiss.
Mattingly defended League on the Helton at-bat.
"We seem to have been better with set roles, back in the position of not having a tryout camp every night," he said. "We'll look at it again, but I thought Brandon threw the ball well. Todd did this a couple years ago to Javy [Guerra]. Give him a little credit. He's still a tough out. I hate to make a decision on something like that now."