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I am extremely pleased with the service that Chris Grumley provided for my daughter's wedding. He intuited the type of mood that she wanted to produce and created that mood with expertise and finesse.
He walked us through every step of the process and made sure he knew the direction we wanted to go.
Because we had special circumstances due to an untented wedding during a rainstorm, we were not sure if we could have the electronics. But Chris, as the problem solver he obviously is, found a dry place to set up and the show went on. I am extremely grateful for his flexibility and ability to put my mind at ease.
The last thing I want to mention is Chris's laser light system. He made all of our mangrove trees sparkle with hundreds of twinkling lights. So romantic and amazing.
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Besides my wife and I, Chris was the life of the wedding! We have had so many compliments on his music selections especially the instrumentals he played while our guests were arriving. His lighting and equipment were top notch. We got married outside and his lighting lit up the dance floor as well as a 2 block radius. His speakers were perfectly placed and were booming! He was able to accommodate our every request and had the dance floor packed all night. We even found out that after our send off people didn't want to leave the party thanks to Chris! Although he played the Ohio State fight song, at the request of my family, instead of the University of Florida fight song at the request of the bride he is a great DJ! If you have any doubts in hiring Chris please contact us.
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Chris was AMAZING!! He was so flexible and helpful and basically accommodated every need we asked for! And he even helped us pull everything off on the brink of Tropical Storm Debby!!! Running around in the rain, giving everyone their cues, I can't say enough about him!! And the party was rocking despite the wind and rain! Wish we'd had better weather, but thank you for helping us pull off a great party in spite of it all! You are THE best!!
My wife and I were married on Anna Maria Island back on September 18th, 2010. We came across Chris during one of the Anna Maria Island wedding festivals. We were feeling the crunch on trying to finalize all of our wedding vendors and right away, Chris put us at ease. Chris made sure he covered all our bases and very clearly laid out what he was all about. We had numerous compliments from our guests after our wedding on how great our DJ was. If you are looking for an energetic, none-dry, music pumping, dance floor rocking, music professional, with a gotta love "British accent", Chris is all of that and more. We couldn't have been happier with his work. We highly recommend Chris' DJ service. A++
Our DJ, Chris Grumley, was awesome for our destination wedding on Anna Maria Island! He reached out to us far in advance of our wedding to introduce himself and provided links to his website and Facebook. He was very accommodating - was able to play our Thursday evening wedding, and played songs we requested during our meal. When it came time to dance, he got ALL of our guests up and dancing and kept most of them dancing through the night! That is a huge feat for our crowd, so we were more than pleased! What a fun, memorable night Chris helped to provide! We have no complaints, and would highly recommend him to anyone looking for a fun, unforgettable DJ for their event.
Spectacular service! Chris is very talented and professional. He suited our every need and was very accommodating. He knew exactly what to play at the right moments, his timing is impeccable. Chris also coordinated well with another musician for cocktail hour. His announcing style was grand and he kept our guests very happy with the music selections whether they were on the dance floor or enjoying the music at their tables. His pricing his very reasonable and you can only expect the best from Chris.
We loved Chris!! Our wedding reception was such a blast. Chris did a great job by starting our reception off with one of our favorite songs, in which had everyone on the dance floor. He played all of the right songs that kept everyone dancing all night. We can't thank Chris enough for everything. He truly did a great job communicating and was attentive to our details requested. We highly recommend Chris for any of your DJ needs. Thanks again Chris!!!!
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Chris was extremely professional and great to work with! He answered every phone call and email in a timely fashion.
He came very highly recommended and i would recommend him to anyone!
We didn't have any specific kind of music scheme so we put it all in Chris' hands...he kept the party going and was great on the mic! Plus I LOVED his accent...hehe!
Chris was very professional and intuitive when it came to entertaining our Wedding Celebration. There were a few times during the course of the evening when I saw Chris scanning the crowd to anticipate the his next selection of music. He kept the music mixed up between slow songs, fun songs and lively music. Before the wedding, my wife and I were worried about some ot the attendees getting involved, but to the contrary, at times it seemed like everyone was on the dance floor.
To keep in tune with the direction we wanted to party to go, Chris came to me a couple of times, to give me his idea of what music to play. I am not a professional in playing music, but I do attend my share of concerts, as a music lover. The suggestions that Chris made were great and again everyone at the celebration had a GREAT time!
Chris was great the day of the wedding. He listened to my requests and the music was great! He was there early and everything went as planned. All the key songs were played at the right time. Love his accent too :) He was amazingly fast with his replies when I called or emailed him. That is HUGE to me, so I had a good feeling from the start. He proved I made the right choice and I was very pleased! No complaints at all.
Chris was so much fun to work with! I'm a fellow DJ, and I was *very* particular about my music. Chris listened to all my requests and had everyone dancing on their feet the whole night. He even knew how to mix songs together perfectly. I highly recommend working with him! Note: See the brides last dance video from Karrie's wedding by clicking here.
Chris was absolutely FABULOUS at our wedding! We had such a blast and he kept the mood of the night going all night! We had a wide selection of people there from kids to older grandparents to young party goers and he had EVERYONE dancing all night laughing and just having a great time! I could not have asked for a better dj to make our night so memorable! Thanks Chris for everything you did and for making out night so enjoyable! You are a phenomenal dj!!!!


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Metallica has revealed the track list for the soundtrack for their upcoming 3D film, Through the Never , and it features a number of live performances sure to please die-hard fans. The upcoming double album features 16 career-spanning tracks, including hits "Enter Sandman," "Master of Puppets" and "One," which were recorded during last year's concerts at Rexall Place in Edmonton and Rogers Arena in Vancouver.
"Let's hear it for the old school soundtrack!" said drummer Lars Ulrich in a statement. "Not only are we beyond psyched about our movie coming your way shortly, but the fact that we get to share the music directly in all these formats is way f**kin' cool."
Metallica Through the Never (Music from the Motion Picture) will arrive at the usual outlets on September 24. A vinyl edition of the full soundtrack, as well as some limited edition singles, will be available in the fall.
Through the Never will premiere exclusively at every IMAX theater across North America for a full week starting September 27. After the flick has its run in the IMAX theaters, it will expand into additional theaters starting October 4.
Here's the track list:
Disc 1
"The Ecstasy of Gold"
"Creeping Death"
"For Whom the Bell Tolls"
"Ride the Lightning"
"The Memory Remains"
"Wherever I May Roam"
"…And Justice for All"
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"Master of Puppets"
"Nothing Else Matters"
"Enter Sandman"
"Hit the Lights"
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An ampoule (also ampul, ampule, or ampulla) is a small sealed vial which is used to contain and preserve a sample, usually a solid or liquid. Ampoules are commonly made of glass, although plastic ampoules do exist.
Modern ampoules are most commonly used to contain pharmaceuticals and chemicals that must be protected from air and contaminants. They are hermetically sealed by melting the thin top with an open flame, and usually opened by snapping off the neck. If properly done, this last operation creates a clean break without any extra glass shards or slivers; but the liquid or solution may be filtered for greater assurance. The space above the chemical may be filled with an inert gas before sealing. The walls of glass ampoules are usually sufficiently strong to be brought into a glovebox without any difficulty.
Glass ampoules are more expensive than bottles and other simple containers, but there are many situations where their superior imperviousness to gases and liquids and all-glass interior surface are worth the extra cost. Examples of chemicals sold in ampoules are injectable pharmaceuticals, air-sensitive reagents like tetrakis(triphenylphosphine)palladium(0), hygroscopic materials like deuterated solvents and trifluoromethanesulfonic acid, and analytical standards.
Historically ampoules were used to contain a small sample of a person's blood after death, which was entombed alongside them in many Christian catacombs. It was originally believed that only martyrs were given this burial treatment, but many[who?] believe that it was a widely-practiced tradition.
An ampoule, allegedly dating back to the year 305 and filled with the blood of Saint Januarius (San Gennaro), bishop of Benevento, has been kept for centuries in the Cathedral at Naples. Every year on the 19th of September the town celebrates the Feast of San Gennaro, when the solid reddish-brown contents of the ampoule usually liquifies after being taken out of a safe, carried in procession and placed on the Cathedral's altar.[1]
Another well known ampoule is the Holy Ampulla (Sainte Ampoule) which held the anointing oil for the coronation of the French monarchs. The oil was allegedly passed down from the time of Clovis I; it was kept for a time in the tomb of Saint Remigius and later in the Cathedral of Notre-Dame, Reims. An order of knights named after the ampoule was created for the coronation of kings to have been saved and was used in coronation of Charles X.
Modern glass ampoules are produced industrially from short lengths of glass tubing, shaped by heating with gas torches and gravity in automated production lines. Computer vision techniques are usually employed for quality control.
The filling and sealing of ampoules may be done by automated machinery on an industrial scale, or by hand in small-scale industries and laboratory settings. Blank ampoules can be purchased from scientific glass supply houses and sealed with a small gas torch. This forms a membrane allowing someone to turn the open ampule upside down without spilling. A Schlenk line may be used for sealing under inert atmospheres.
Ampoules are common practice as containers of low frequency RFID tags. These are used mainly for tagging animals, such as dogs for identification.
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CALUMET CITY | Members of an in-class club at Thornton Fractional North High School went grocery shopping Wednesday as part of a project to supply the local food pantry that serves the south suburb.
About 22 students who are members of the Meteor Saviors club spent their morning shopping for nonperishable food at Aldi, 1490 Torrence Ave.
Then, they traveled by school bus to the Calumet City Resource Center, 202 155th Place, which operates a food pantry for needy Calumet City residents.
Those students helped the center's staff sort through their purchases. The Resource Center also received a contribution Wednesday from the Greater Chicago Food Depository, which supplements food pantries across Cook County.
Mark McDaniel, a T.F. North teacher who oversees the club, said the project not only benefits the food pantry, but also helps teach the students about such life experiences as shopping.
"Shopping for food, spending money, the whole social dynamic is an experience they gain from this," he said.
The students who participated in Wednesday's project raised money from a raffle they conducted last week. They offered tickets to the performance this weekend of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus at the United Center in Chicago. Students were asked to donate their spare change or make a donation of at least five canned goods.
McDaniel said the raffle raised about $200. Along with some other private contributions, the students had a few hundred dollars to spend on groceries, which they used to purchase about 700 items ranging from canned vegetables to pasta noodles to packaged tortillas.
Students in the Meteor Saviors club have been making this pre-Thanksgiving shopping trip for five years now, and McDaniel said they have been able to donate about 4,000 nonperishable food items to the Resource Center's food pantry and other organizations throughout the years.
Dorie Schauer, a volunteer at the center, said the students' contribution will make a significant impact on the amount of food it will be able to offer Calumet City residents.
The demand for such contributions usually increases around holidays, and Schauer said the Resource Center has had more than 60 families per day asking for help.
The center offers up bags of food that have been pre-sorted to include a variety of food items ranging from canned vegetables, pasta noodles and sauce, along with macaroni and cheese. Schauer said that in the bags being distributed prior to Thanksgiving, there also will be some sweet potatoes and cranberry sauce.


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Sutton resident Joan Katherine Chandler, 82, died Friday, December 6, 2013, at her home in Sutton, NE.
Funeral services will be 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, December 11, 2013, at Hope Reformed Church in Sutton, NE with Rev. Darrell Kingswood officiating. Interment will follow at the Sutton Cemetery in Sutton, NE. Visitation will be Tuesday, from 1 p.m. - 8 p.m., with the family present from 4 p.m. – 5 p.m., at Sutton Memorial Chapel in Sutton, NE.
Memorial contributions may be directed to the family to be designated at a later date.
Joan (Maser) Chandler was born November 18, 1931, to Carl and Leontena "Tena" (Reich) Maser on a farm east of Sutton, NE. She received her education in Sutton and graduated from Sutton high school in 1951, after an 18 month delay due to tuberculosis. On May 18, 1952, she married Richard Chandler at the Federated Church in Sutton, NE and their marriage was soon blessed with their three children. "Jo" lived in Sutton for the majority of her life. She had a great love for people and enjoyed waitressing as her employment until retirement. Her favorite pastimes included gardening, canning, crocheting, sewing, being with her family and grandchildren. She was a member of Hope Reformed church in Sutton, NE.
Survivors include her brother, Richard Maser of Springfield, OR and family; sister-in-law, Avis King of Phoenix, AZ and family; daughter, Linda Hansen and husband Greg of Omaha, NE; daughter, Kim Van Dyke of Kansas City, MO; son, Kenny Chandler of Sutton, NE; grandchildren, Matt Hansen of Omaha, NE; Clint Hansen of Omaha, NE; Chandler and husband Raoul Santiago of Kansas City, MO; Jordan and husband Jake Chambers of Grandview, MO; Katlyn Chandler of Wisconsin Dells, WI; Karli and husband Will Talley of Merrimac, WI; Kara Chandler of Wisconsin Dells, WI; great grandsons, Harlan Talley; Joash Santiago; Cohen Chambers; and numerous nephews, nieces, and friends.
She was proceeded in death by her parents, Carl and Leontena "Tena" Maser; husband, Richard Chandler; sister-in-law, Joyce Maser; and son-in-law Wayne Van Dyke.


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Kill Me, Kiss Me, also known as K2, is a Korean manwha written by Lee Young-you. It focuses on two loosely-connected plots involving the cousins Jung-Woo Im and Tae-Yeon Im. The first, a plot that fades in significance after the first volume, is the story of Tae-Yong. Tae-Yong Im is a tomboyish girl with a crush on a model. After finding out that the model goes to the all-boys school that her cousin attends, Tae-Yong decides to go undercover and swap roles with her identical cousin for a week in order to get closer to him. Hijinks ensue as the model's best friend develops a crush on "him" and begins to question his own sexuality.The second, longer story focuses on Jung-Woo and his unlikely associations. Que-Min Ghun is a a new girl in town. Thanks to her physical strength and hot temper, she's known as a thug back in her old town but is trying to overcome that reputation and develop a new one here. After developing a crush on Jung-Woo, she unwittingly draws him into danger thanks to an old rival with a crush. Ghoon-Hahm Che is the leader of a gang known as the Yi Wong. Following the discovery of her affections for Jung-Woo, he begins to stir up trouble and soon enough Jung-Woo is unwittingly drawn into a gang-war between the Yi Wong and the Ghoo Won.English versions of the manwha are available through Tokyopop.
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Most of them time when I'm at work, I'm not very in-tune with the gender of the people I'm working with. They aren't men and women to me, they are coworkers. And that's a good thing because it means I see the individuals as themselves and not as a stereotype.
However, there are moments, like when I'm in a college course or on a business trip, when I am struck strongly with the fact that I am one of a decreasingly smaller number of women in technology. In school I was usually the only female in my computer science courses, and at work I am one of only three technically inclined-women. My mentors have all been men! On business trips with outside software vendors I'm struck with the fact that NONE of the upper management in IT or the software developers are women - if there are women at all they are functional analysts or documentation writers or help-desk managers, and there aren't many even in those fields.
I'm not one to believe in the so-called glass-ceiling - I think it's simply that women aren't as interested in what it takes to be successful in technology. When women really want a career in a field, they can make it happen. But I am curious about WHY?
I think IT is a natural field for women: technology in business is about improving internal and external communication, organizing business processes to make them more efficient, making it easier for customers to find what they need, organizing information in a way that is useful for decision makers, etc. Those are all stereotypically female activities(think about how many women are secretaries and good at it! I was a secretary before I moved into IT. The same "soft" skills are used in both fields.)
Perhaps it's the geeky stuff that scares women away - I was never interested in coding at all even though my dad and brother did it. But that's because I didn't really know what they were doing. Once I was introduced to programming via VBA in Microsoft Access, I fell in love with software and database development. Coding is just like giving a "to do" list to the computer. I get to organize and functionality needed, find ways to make it easier for people to use the program, make the screen "look pretty", etc. (Maybe that's part of what attracts women to web design more than other aspects of IT. The visual and artistic side of it is undeniable, even though the "geeky stuff" is still part of it.)
Then again, perhaps it's the travel. I'm currently away on a (very rare for me) business trip. I had to leave my daughter at home with her daddy for a whole week! It breaks my heart to hear that she asks for me first thing in the morning. Often travel is a big part of IT, and moms really don't want to have to leave their babies behind for that long (but admit it - a weekend in a hotel with no one tugging on your pants leg has its appeal!!).
Also, "crunch time" can call for some long, intense hours. Every business is different - for me it's elections, so my crunch-time happens on an expected, scheduled basis. But that means I work 60 hour weeks during that season and my daughter sees me for only an hour or two each day. That's tough for a mom to swallow, especially us Christian moms who believe it is our calling to teach our babies about our faith.
Despite the hype, most IT jobs are NOT easy to "do from home". I've tried. Trying to write software for school while watching Mickey Mouse Clubhouse just doesn't work for me! My productivity drops significantly because of the constant interruptions, as I explain what that animal is, what is Mickey doing, "look, it's a purple flower!", etc. Being a mom takes intense concentration, being a coder takes intense concentration. Doing both at the same time means doing neither well.
Perhaps expectations need to change. I'd like to see more women in IT (it can get lonely here!). But perhaps we are going about it all wrong.
First, I think businesses need to find ways to make it easier for a women to be a mom and an IT professional. Things like remote work locations so that commuter time is significantly decreased (commuting 40 minutes one way or more takes a huge chunk out of the day!), scheduling fewer business trips and doing more via teleconferencing (we are IT, after all!), and working to even the load throughout the year so crunch time is less intense would all go far toward making moms more capable of staying in an IT career.
Second, I think women (and businesses!) need to give women more time to ease into IT. There is this PUSH toward become successful professionals on the same timelines as the men. Get into a good college, be great at your undergraduate degree, find a good job, work your way up, be in middle management by early 30s and upper management by early 40s.
Ummm - where's the room for being a mom? Somewhere in there women will get married and have babies and between maternity leave and those foggy months of raising an infant, even full-time working women will fall behind at work. And technology requires constant learning to keep up because the field changes so much so quickly. This leads to feelings of disappointment on the part of IT managers and mentors who don't understand why this woman just can't keep up. And it leads to feelings of failure on the part of the woman who wants to "do it all".
So change the timetable. Sure, go to school, earn the degree, get the job, etc. But marriage and family, if they happen, can and should take priority. Some women may choose to stop working, if their husbands can support them. Some, like myself, will stay in the workplace but slow down the pace. I'm in a steady job that maintains my skills and gives me opportunities to improve, but it's not a pressure filled workplace with a push for advancement.
Then, start thinking about not getting into middle or upper management until the kids go to college. If a women has her children early (like in her early to mid 20s), she'll have more free time in her late 30s, early 40s. If a woman has kept in touch with the basics of her field through part-time work, hobbies, or a low-key full-time job, she will have catching up to do but not so much as if she quit paying attention all together. At that point, take some grad courses, do some volunteer work, start pushing to become the expert you couldn't be while your babies still needed you.
And by 55 (or so) you can be in management (if you want to be).
I think our culture has confused us. By putting careers first in priority and first chronologically, women are falling behind in those careers that require intense attention. We just need to flip-flop our thinking. Just because you want to be a CIO some day doesn't mean it has to happen at 35 - why not 55 or 60?


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Thanks to a generous anonymous donation, Hudson High (as we'll call it) was finally able to trebuchet themselves into the 21st century. In addition to buying new computers for the teachers and staff, they found a contractor that would build them the ultimate system to maintain every function in the school, top to bottom. After a few months the system was built and deployed.
As one of the school's sysadmins, part of Jason L.'s job was to support the software. And it didn't take long for his eagerness to learn the software to turn into confusion, and it didn't take long after that for his confusion to turn into horror.
They say you only get once chance to make a first impression, and this software totally blew its first impression (and every subsequent impression thereafter). The GUI... oh god, the GUI... It had one consistent feature across all windows — two (apparently randomly selected) retina-burningly bright colors applied as a gradient background. The top of the window would be, perhaps, the color yellow that you can only see by staring directly at the sun, and it would fade gradually into the color red that you could only see if your eyes were literally on fire.
The developer must have realized that these backgrounds would be pretty distracting, and that the welder's mask required to view the application made it hard to see the buttons. So the buttons were assigned even brighter colors, and to make them stand out even further, they'd . Each screen in the app had two to seven flashing, often unlabeled buttons with no tooltips (helpfully arranged in ROY G BIV order). If you wanted to know what a button does, hopefully you're friends with the original developer and can ask him.
Not unlike the basic survival skills everyone should know before entering the wilderness, Jason learned some common techniques to avoid breaking the software. The first rule he learned was if you see a flashing red button, do NOT click it. Without confirmation or any way to cancel, it clears the production database and starts you from scratch. Fortunately, it would only display for administrators.
The software suite was divided into several smaller components: (as we'll call them) InterLunch, InterPunish, InterPresence, and InterGrades.
InterLunch allows students to order their lunches, so long as what they wanted to eat conformed to InterLunch's standards. Would you like, say, a slice of pizza, some chips, and a soft drink? Tough — you can only order some quantity of one item. That is, you can buy a hundred slices of pizza if you want, but you have to decide whether you're going to eat or drink. And it was built to support only eight food items.
Since eight slots weren't enough to support the 70+ possible combinations of food items up for sale, the school went back to their old pen-and-paper system.
Intended to completely automate the school's discipline system, InterPunish had a host of features. "It even has a Detention Wizard," the programmer once boasted. The school even updated their disciplinary policies — each offense netted increasing punishments, starting with detentions, then in-school suspensions, expulsions, and finally being forced to stare at the InterPunish UI for a few seconds.
Ultimately, InterPunish didn't work out for the school since they required students to sign demerits, and there was no way to record this in InterPunish. Using it would've taken more time and energy than sticking with the old pen-and-paper system, so it was abandoned.
InterPresence was built to replace the pen-and-paper attendance system. Problem was that it only had two possible states: Present, and (unexcusedly) Absent. Even with doctor's notes and parental or faculty approval, excused absences were counted against the students.
Eventually they reached a compromise — InterPresence would be used only for Present and unexcused Absences, and for excused absences they'd be marked Present and have the absence recorded on paper. And after a little while, they completely reverted back to a paper-based system, leaving InterPresence with InterLunch and InterPunish.
This was the key part of the system — the other software was all well and good, but InterGrades was what really mattered. The goal was to have a single point of entry for all grades for all students, making it easy to pull class averages or drill down to a specific student and see how they were doing.
And it was about as successful as the other products in the suite.
Its first problem was with math. If I was to ask you what a student's grade was if she got 95% on everything she'd done, what would you say? Probably 95%. And you'd be right, using Earth math. But if you use InterGrades's proprietary math, you'd realize that the student was actually failing with a grade in the low 30s. When this was discovered, the school board decreed that all grades be recorded in the old pen-and-paper gradebooks.
These applications were built on an Access database, and the quirks of dealing with the database first appeared during installation. Specifically, the database path was case-sensitive, despite it being a Windows application. It also had to be in the first subfolder of a root folder on a network share, no exceptions. And the subfolder has to start with a dollar sign. And much like confirming your email address or password, the installer required that you enter the same path twice for verification.
Updates are handled like so:
This made things get real interesting at the end of the semester. With thirty teachers and a 100MB database, (300MB per request), it didn't take long for the network to go down.
Each product in the suite had one thing in common with all of the other products in the suite — the seizure-inducing UI and being completely useless. The developer genuinely wanted a happy client, however, and promised free data updates and support for (the rest of his) life if the school promised to test it in a production environment. And shortly after making that promise, he disappeared. It was total radio silence; ignored emails, unreturned pages, unanswered calls. Not only that, but he doesn't even live at the same place anymore.
The school tried and tried to make the most out of the software, but every product was completely useless to them. After blowing over $10,000 on the project just to go back to pen-and-paper, the board decided to do a gradual rollout of a commercially-developed web-based suite. And although the new software is working great, it doesn't have the neon gradient/blinky button UI they'd grown accustomed to.
Horrible use of colors on controls and window backgrounds?
Blinking text? (WTF!)
Treating a path like a password?
Access database backend?
Well, all that just *SCREAMS* Visual Basic developer (and I use the term loosely) to me... :)
-=- James.
This article was like a massive traffic accident. Started with a head-on collision at 100mph. Then a 20 car-pile up. Then the truck carrying jet fuel jackknifes into the mayhem seconds before the high speed train smashes into the ensuing firestorm. Then the 747 appears on the horizon...
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I'm tired of people lumping all VB apps and all VB programmers into one dismal group. There are plenty of well designed VB apps developed by talented professionals. You just don't hear about them on the Daily WTF.
I develop primarily in VBA. Mostly Access front end and, if I get my way, SQL Server back end. Yes, Access is not the most desirable back end, but sometimes the company's vision or budget won't allow us to develop in the environment we'd prefer.
Sometimes you have to work with the tools you're given. And there are plenty of incompetent software developers who create shitty apps using Java, C#, C++, Ruby, Lisp, Python and every other language known to man. VB/VBA people are just easy pickings because it takes the least amount of training to hack together a database, so a lot of bottom feeders end up creating crap. But not all of us!
I've always referred to these kinds of apps as "garage apps". As in, someone with a business out of their garage pounded out this garbage on a keyboard. Using their feet. Encased in ski boots.
I've had the privilege of working with some of these things. I'm the lucky duck who gets to look them over and then explain why they can't be moved from Access to SQL.
I suppose technically they could but management wisely decrees that it would not be cost effective to use their senior database analyst in such a manner and suggests the offending department hire their own contractor to do the conversion. And the support after the conversion.
Wow. My management does one thing right. That's a switch.
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International Masterclass for young composers
Every two years since 2003, the public foundation and residency program Akademie Schloss Solitude (Stuttgart, Germany) hosts a summer master class for young composers. The sixth Summer Academy will take place from August 1 to 18, 2013. Sixteen composers at various stages in their work will be chosen to participate. During the Summer Academy, participants will meet with faculty for individual lessons, meet each other one-on-one to discuss their work, and partake in the evening presentations, where each composer introduces and discusses his or her work with the entire group.
The Freiburg-based Ensemble SurPlus will be in residence during the second half of the Summer Academy to prepare and perform two public concerts of the participants' compositions held at the end of the course. There will also be sessions of musical analysis with the faculty, workshops on notation and performance practice with SurPlus members, as well as guest presentations. The participants can enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings of the Akademie Schloss Solitude while benefiting from interactions with other artists present in this multidisciplinary environment. The permanent faculty of the Academy is Chaya Czernowin and Steven Kazuo Takasugi. In 2013 they will be joined by Dániel Péter Biró.
The participants of the Summer Academy 2013 are: Eliza Brown (USA), Violeta Cruz (Columbia), Núria Giménez Comas (Spain), Andrew Greenwald (USA), Marielle Groven (Canada/Belgium), Matías Hancke de la Fuente (Germany/Argentina), Robert Hansler (USA), Juan Camilo Hernández Sánchez (Columbia), Uday Krishnakumar (India), Joan Magrané Figuera (Spain), Hugo Morales Marguía (Mexico), Justin Murphy-Mancini (USA), Max Murray (Canada), Reinhold Schinwald (Austria), Charlie Sdraulig (Australia/Italy) und Adi Snir (Israel).
Supported by funds from the Harvard University (Department of Music) and the Ministry of Science, Research, the Arts of the State of Baden-Württemberg.
Instructors: Chaya Czernowin, Steven Kazuo Takasugi, Dániel Péter Biró
Chaya Czernowin and Steven Kazuo Takasugi are permanent faculty for the Summer Academy master class to give consistency in methodology and content. An additional instructor—different for every master class—will join the two for a diversified exchange between teachers and students. For the master class 2013 they will be joined by Dániel Péter Biró.
Short biographies of the instructors:
Chaya Czernowin (*1957 in Israel) studied at the Rubin Academy in Tel Aviv, in Berlin, and at the University of California in San Diego, CA/USA. Invitations to Japan (1993–1995) , and to the Akademie Schloss Solitude, Stuttgart/Germany (1996) followed.
In addition to her chamber music and orchestral works, Czernowin wrote two operas: Pnima…ins Innere for the Munich Biennale (2000), and Adama, a counterpoint work on Mozart's Zaide for the Salzburger Festival. Pnima was named Best Premiere by the critic's survey of Opernwelt (2000) and won the Bayerischer Theaterpreis. Zaide/Adama was broadcast on ARD and recorded by Deutsche Grammophon. Both operas have had multiple productions.
Czernowin was an artist in residence at the Salzburger Festival (2005/2006) and will be artist in residence at Lucerne Festival (2013). She taught composition at JML Institute in Tokyo/Japan and at the Darmstadt Summer Courses (1994–2010), was professor of music at the University of California in San Diego (1997–2005) and at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Vienna/Austria (2006–2009). Since 2009, she has been the Walter Bigelow Rosen Professor of Music at Harvard University, Harvard, MA/USA.
She has been teaching at the Summer Academy at Akademie Schloss Solitude since 2003.
Among other prizes, Czernowin was awarded with America Israel Felllowships (1979–1982); she represented Israel at the Uncesco composer's Rostrum (1981); DAAD scholarship (1983–1985); UCSD Fellowships (1987–1993); Stipendiumpreis (1988) and Kranichsteiner Musikpreis (1992), Darmstadt Summer Courses; Asahi Shimbun and American NEA Fellowships (1994/1995); Akademie Schloss Solitude Fellowship (1996); IRCAM reading panel commission (1998); scholarships of the SWR Experimentalstudio Freiburg (1998/2000/2001); ISCM World Music Days (1995/2001); the composer's prize of the Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation (2003); the Rockefeller Foundation (2004); a nomination as a fellow to the Wissenschaftkolleg Berlin (2008); Fromm Foundation Award (2009); Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship (2011). Chaya Czernowin is published by Schott. Her music is recorded on Mode records, Wergo, Col Legno Deutsche Gramophone, Neos , Ethos, and Einstein Records.
Steven Kazuo Takasugi (*1960 in Los Angeles, CA/USA) studied composition with Noah Creshevsky, Bunita Marcus, Morton Feldman, Brian Ferneyhough, Joji Yuasa, and Roger Reynolds (PhD chair), as well as computer music with Charles Dodge, F. Richard Moore, and Harold Cohen. He began his undergraduate work at the University of California in Los Angeles and completed his bachelor's degree at the Brooklyn College Conservatory of Music, City University of New York, NY/USA. He received his master's and doctoral degrees in composition from the University of California in San Diego, CA/USA. His study fields were algorithmic composition, aesthetics (both Eastern and Western), and variation forms. He has held artists and guest residencies in Japan, Germany, France, Israel, and the United States.
Takasugi is the recipient of numerous awards including a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship, a Japan Foundation Artist Fellowship and Residency, a DAAD Hochschulsommerkursstipendium, a grant by the Heinrich-Strobel-Foundation Experimentalstudio, an Ernst von Siemens Music Foundation commission, a Morton Gould ASCAP Award, a MacDowell Colony Fellowship, a University of California Regents Scholarship, the Maxwell and Muriel Gluck Endowed Fellowship for Music Composition, a UCLA Pierre Boulez Residency, and a special scholarship from the Mayor of Darmstadt. He teaches composition as an Associate in the Music Department in Harvard University's doctoral student composition program and is Managing Director of the Harvard Summer Institute for Music Composition, Harvard, MA/USA. Furthermore, he is on the board of directors of the Talea Ensemble, New York, NY/USA, and the advisory board of the Eiler Foundation, San Diego. He has taught at the University of California in San Diego, the California Institute of the Arts, the Kunitachi College of Music, Tokyo/Japan, and HaTeiva in Jaffa/Israel. Takasugi is a permanent faculty member at the Summer Academy of the Akademie Schloss Solitude in Stuttgart/Germany, and the Tzlil Meudcan Summer Course for Contemporary Performance and Composition in Israel.
He has lectured extensively, is author of many articles on New Music and aesthetics, and is one of the founding editors of the Search Journal for New Music and Culture, a peer reviewed journal with an emphasis on New Music composition. His work has been presented worldwide including: Musik und Gegenwart, Leipzig/Germany; Spark Festival, Minnesota/USA; Julliard School of Music, New York; Acousmain, Frankfurt am Main/Germany; E-Werk, Freiburg/Germany; Transit Festival, Leuven/ Belgium; Ultraschall and MaerzMusik, Berlin/Germany; HaTeiva, Jaffa; Symphony Space, New York; Stockholm New Music, Sweden; Theater Freiburg, Germany; Bludenz Festival for Contemporary Music, Austria, ISCM Geneva/Switzerland; ICMC Thessaloniki/Greece; IRCAM, Paris/France; Asia Music Week, Yokohama/Japan; Tempus Novum, Tokyo; The Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing/China; Darmstadt Summer Courses, Germany.
Dániel Péter Biró (*1969) is associate professor of composition and music theory at the University of Victoria, BC/Canada. He began his studies at the Bartók Conservatory in Hungary, studying composition and musik theory with Miklos Kocsár and Iván Madarász. He studied guitar at the Hochschule der Künste Bern in Switzerland with Stefan Schmidt and at the Hochschule für Musik in Würzburg/Germany with Jürgen Ruck. He studied composition at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst in Frankfurt am Main/Germany with Hans Zender as well as score reading and chamber music with Bernhard Kontarsky. From 1995 to 1996 he studied with Michael Jarrell at the Universität für Musik und darstellende Kunst in Vienna/Austria. He completed his PhD in composition at Princeton University, NJ/USA in 2004. His dissertation was a comparative study of early notational practices in examples of Jewish Torah trope, tenth century plainchant from St. Gallen and Hungarian laments. His dissertation advisors were Kofi Agawu, Scott Burnham and Paul Lansky. In Princeton he studied plainchant with Peter Jeffrey and attended lectures on Jewish merkebah mysticism and the Talmud by Peter Schäfer and James Diamond. He researched Hungarian folk music at the Academy of Science in Budapest and Jewish and Islamic chant in Israel and the Netherlands.
Awarded the Hungarian government's Kodály Award for Hungarian composers, his compositions have been commissioned by the Frankfurt Radio Symphony, the city of Darmstadt, the Stuttgart opera, Südwestrundfunk, Vancouver New Music, the ISCM, the Imatronic festival and have been performed around the world. In 2003 he was invited to the summer academy of the Akademie Schloss Solitude where he studied with Chaya Czernowin, Steven Kazuo Takasugi. His composition Mishpatim (Laws) was performed by the ensemble Surplus. In 2006 he was a featured composer and lecturer at the Darmstadt International Summer Courses for New Music and in 2008 at the International Messiaen Music Week. In 2010 he was awarded the Giga-Hertz-Produktionspreis for electronic music by the Zentrum für Kunst und Medientechnologie in Karlsruhe/Germany. In the fall of 2011 he was visiting professor at Utrecht University in Utrecht/Netherlands, studying Dutch, Jewish and Islamic chant traditions. From 2010–2013 he has been a faculty member at the matrix-Akademie for Electronic Music of the Experimentalstudio in Freiburg/Germany, at the Tedarim Academy in Israel and the First International Symposium of New Music and Computer Music in Curitiba/Brazil. His composition Kivrot Hata'avah (Graves of Craving) will be representing Canada and Hungary in the World Music Days in Vienna/Austria.
Dániel Péter Biró is co-editor (with Harald Krebs) of Béla Bartók's String Quartets; Tradition and Legacy in Analytical Perspective (Oxford University Press) and (with Franklin Cox, Alexander Sigman and Steven Kazuo Takasugi) Search – Journal for New Music and Culture (Online Music Journal). He is co-founder of the ensemble Tsilumos and initiator of the SALT New Music Festival and Symposium in Victoria, BC. He is currently working on a commissioned composition for the Neue Vocalsolisten to be premiered at the 2014 Eclat Festival in Stuttgart, Germany.
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Rayman Legends due in Q1 2013
by Alice O'Connor, shacknews.com, Oct 8, 2012 10:30AM PDT
The Wii U may be launching on November 18 but Nintendo speaks of a wishy-washy "launch window" when talking about games, the 23 launch titles aside. Anything due to arrive before March 31, 2013 is considered a "launch window" game, so it can be hard to know whether you'll be playing a game soon or in a few months. Sadly, we now have confirmation it'll be a bit of a wait for Rayman Legends.
"Rayman Legends will launch worldwide in the first quarter of 2013," Ubisoft said in a statement provided to VideoGamer. "We're happy that fans are excited about the game, and we are taking the time to make sure we deliver a game that lives up to and hopefully exceeds their expectations. We'll have more details to share soon."
So no, I'm sorry to say you won't be able to introduce your family to it this festive season.
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The Florida Panthers are currently 14th in the Eastern Conference with eight points, but they've only played 10 games (second-least in the conference), and their points-per-game pace suggests that they're just shy of "middle of the pack." Florida (4-6-0) did close out October with a 3-1 win over the Montreal Canadiens, and opened November with a loss to the Atlanta Thrashers in which they recorded a franchise record of 55 shots on goal.
Offensive opportunities have been coming back around since head coach, Peter DeBoer started benching guys for their lack of production about a week ago. Even in that loss to Montreal the Panthers put 31 shots on net. In that game, Tomas Vokoun earned the 1st star in that game after stopping 40 of 41 shots. Vokoun improving his already impressive stats to a 2.56 goal-against average, .913 save percentage along with his two shutouts on the season.
The Panthers have shown us two different sides to their personality, especially with their inconsistency on offense. For the most part Vokoun has been able to keep his club in games and this is the reason why Florida has decided to keep Vokoun over the past few seasons, rather than ship him at the trade deadline to plug other holes on the roster.
General Manager Dale Tallon continues to believe in this team, even though it is not where they want to be right now. Rebuilding is a process. Nobody expects this franchise to jump from the bottom to the top half of the conference in just one season. Key components on this team are in place and Tallon will be sure to continue that trend over the next few seasons.
Where will the Florida Panthers be headed this season, you ask? If this up and down play continues, they are likely looking at a middle of the pack finish and another year of missing the playoffs. There are other teams who are struggling such as, New Jersey and Buffalo, but those clubs have the offensive components needed to be successful and turn their teams around. Florida has what they need as of right now to get back in this as it is still early.
As we progress through the weeks we will see more consistent play by Florida, but the type of play we will see is still to be determined.
Florida has a home and home series starting in Sunrise against division rival, Carolina Hurricanes, Friday night. The next night will complete the home and home in Raleigh. After that the Panthers will travel back home to take on the Toronto Maple Leafs on November, 10th.


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July 2, 2014
Since the first clean diesel engines were introduced more than seven years ago, they now represent about one-third of all the trucks registered to operate on U.S. highways. The total population of in-service clean diesel engines now numbers about 2.8 million.
June 5, 2014
Pickups still account for the majority of diesel vehicles, but cars and other passenger vehicles are increasingly powered by the compression-ignition engines.
May 27, 2014
The nation's diesel engine lobby is pointing to the release of new research that shows diesel emissions are often wrongly blamed for causing too much pollution and diseases, while recent efforts to curb them is often misunderstood.
March 6, 2014
It calls for cutting all funding for the Diesel Emissions Reduction Act from $20 million dollars this year to zero in 2015. The cut is part of more than $6 billion in budget reductions proposed for the new fiscal year, which starts at the beginning of October.
February 19, 2014
The nation's largest group of truckers is speaking out against President Obama's Tuesday announcement ordering federal regulators to increase fuel efficiency and greenhouse gas standards for trucks beyond the 2018 model year. Others say the plan will pay dividends in the trucking industry.
December 5, 2013
A new study says the reduction in emissions in the newest clean-diesel engines has exceeded the amount required by law. The study by the Coordinating Research Council in cooperation with the Health Effects Institute highlights the low-emissions performance of the new generation of clean diesel technology manufactured starting in 2010.
June 24, 2013
More than 28% of all trucks registered in the United States are now equipped with advanced new technology clean diesel engines, according to new data compiled by R.L. Polk and Company for the Diesel Technology Forum.
"Alternative Clean Transportation" means not only alternative fuels such as electric, hybrid and natural gas, but also the newest achievements in clean diesel technology, with the latter being showcased this week during the ACT Expo.
May 22, 2013
The Diesel Technology Forum's Allen Schaeffer, executive director for the organization, highlighted the importance of diesel engines, fuels and equipment in global commerce and international trade during World Trade Week.
April 10, 2013
President Obama's proposed budget for the 2014 fiscal year that starts Oct. 1 drew harsh criticism from the American Trucking Associations and the Diesel Technology Forum. ATA took issue with the budget's infrastructure funding, while the Forum took aim at a cut in funding for emissions-reduction programs.
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VERO BEACH -- Watch the skies, Vero Beach, because the air show is coming back to town.
After an 18-year hiatus, the Vero Beach Air Show will take flight at the Vero Beach Municipal Airport once again, bringing high-flying aerobatic pilots, a squadron of vintage World War II aircraft, a truck with a jet engine, pyrotechnics and more, event coordinators said.
The show is scheduled for Oct. 5-6 with the gates opening at 9 a.m., said Justina "Justy" Anuszewski, air show director.
The show is brought back through the collaborated efforts of the Exchange Clubs of Vero Beach, Indian River and the Treasure Coast, as well as the Veterans Council of Indian River County. Funds raised at the two-day event will go to the four organizations to be distributed for the prevention of child abuse and to assist local veterans.
Tickets are $12 in advance or $15 at the gate. Advance ticket sales are recommended for a quick entry. On the day of the event, signs will be posted directing visitors to free parking, but $5 VIP parking passes are available upon request.
Chalet admission tickets are also available for $55 per day. Admission includes lunch and refreshments, as well as a chance to meet the performers.
"We have some of the best performers in the aviation industry in this air show," said Ms. Anuszewski.
Patty Wagstaff, known as the queen of the air show circuit, is sure to be a crowd-pleaser with her dynamic low-level aerobatic performances. She is based in St. Augustine and is an award-winning aerobatics pilot and a Hall of Fame inductee.
A bright yellow Piper Cub will also be featured in the show and flown by pilot Greg Koontz.
"He has a phenomenal car top landing that he does on a specially-built runway on top of a truck," Ms. Anuszewski said.
The FlashFire jet truck combines the excitement and visual impact of both motor vehicles and aircraft. The jet trucks are the world's fastest jet-powered trucks and can reach up to 375 miles per hour.
Chris Darnell will be driving the FlashFire, and in a triple-threat performance, Ms. Wagstaff, Mr. Darnell and another aerobatics pilot, Skip Stewart, will perform as TinStix of Dynamite.
"It is an exciting performance with a 1,200 foot wall of flame," Ms. Anuszewski said.
Other performers include the Geico Skytypers, Manfred Radius, a sailplane pilot, and Matt Younkin, who flies a large transport plane and puts it through seemingly impossible aerobatic paces, she said.
Static aircraft will also be on display, as will tanks, antique cars, an amphibious vehicle on. loan from the U.S. Navy SEAL museum in Fort Pierce.
"This is just a very well-rounded airshow, from sail planes to airplanes to a jet aircraft and more," Ms. Anuszewski said.
A kid's zone and vendor booths will also be available for visitors to browse, she said.
For tickets or more information about the air show, visit www.veroairshow.com.
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Randy Barnett will be giving a public lecture on Thursday, March 14th at 6pm in Lohrfink Auditorium, titled "Who Won the Obamacare Case?"
Professor Barnett was one of the attorneys representing the National Federation of Independent Business in its historic challenge to the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare. In this lecture, he explains exactly how the Supreme Court ruled in the case, why it is significant, and why so many law professors failed to appreciate the seriousness of the challenge.
Randy E. Barnett is the Carmack Waterhouse Professor of Legal Theory at the Georgetown University Law Center, where directs the Georgetown Center for the Constitution and teaches constitutional law and contracts. After graduating from Northwestern University and Harvard Law School, he tried many felony cases as a prosecutor in the Cook County States' Attorney's Office in Chicago. In 2004, he argued the medical marijuana case of Gonzales v. Raich in the Supreme Court, and in 2012, he was one of the attorneys representing the National Federation of Independent Business in its constitutional challenge to the Affordable Care Act. In 2008, he was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in Constitutional Studies. He has been a visiting professor at Northwestern, the University of Pennsylvania, and Harvard Law School.
Professor Barnett's publications includes more than one hundred articles and reviews, as well as nine books, including Restoring the Lost Constitution: The Presumption of Liberty (Princeton, 2005),Constitutional Law: Cases in Context (Wolters-Kluwer, 2008), Oxford Introductions to U.S. Law: Contracts (Oxford 2010) and Contracts: Cases and Doctrine (Wolters-Kluwer, 4th ed. 2008). His book, The Structure of Liberty: Justice and the Rule of Law (Oxford, 1998) was published in Japanese.
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AUBURN HILLS, Mich. -- Josh Smith made a 3-pointer as time expired and finished with 20 points to lift the Detroit Pistons to a 99-98 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Thursday night in both teams' exhibition finale.
J.J. Barea's layup with 3.6 seconds left gave the Timberwolves (4-3) a 98-96 lead but Smith, who got the ball out of a timeout, launched his shot in the final second. It hit the rim and fell in as the horn sounded.
Greg Monroe and Will Bynum each added 17 points, rookie Kentavious Caldwell-Pope scored 13 and Andre Drummond grabbed 20 rebounds for the Pistons (4-4).
Kevin Love had 19 points and 10 rebounds, and Kevin Martin added 18 points for Minnesota on a night both coaches gave their younger players plenty of playing time.
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That was the question posed by broadcaster Al Michaels after Team USAs improbable victory over the Soviet hockey team during the 1980 Winter Olympics.
But the sentiment could have just as been expressed following the St. Olaf football teams amazing 32-31 come-from-behind victory over the Luther Norse last Saturday.
Junior quarterback Jason Wilseys 76-yard touchdown pass to Horace Gant 08 with 1:17 remaining in the fourth quarter completely erased what had been a 31-0 Norse lead and allowed the Oles to escape with a season-opening victory.
After Luther missed a 41-yard field goal that would have put the game out of reach with 1:31 to play, St. Olaf found themselves at their own 24-yard line with no time outs and trailing 31-25.
But on the next play, Gant turned a mid-range completion into the go-ahead touchdown and sent the stunned Ole faithful home ecstatic.
Not only was Saturdays comeback victory the largest in the teams 84-year history, it also tied for the fourth largest come-from-behind victory in NCAA football history (at any level).
During the games first quarter and a half, nearly every thing that could go wrong for the Oles did. They gained only seven total yards first two possessions of the game, ending each with a punt.
Luther, however, scored two quick touchdowns and lead 14-0 before the first quarter was even half over.
Things quickly progressed from bad to worse. The Oles turned the ball over on their next four possessions, including two fumbles and two interceptions, which led directly to 17 Luther points.
Wilseys second interception came with 8:30 remaining in the second quarter and was returned 45 yards by Luthers Judson Taylor to make the score 31-0.
The monumental comeback started small. St. Olaf, which had only one first down in the entire first quarter, drove 69 yards in just over two minutes on their next possession, culminated by a Marc Olson 07 touchdown run (the two-point conversion failed). Former All-State kicker Paul Fortman 08 also kicked a 44-yard field goal just before the half, but the Oles still trailed 31-9 heading into the locker room.
When you get down by so many points, you have to keep your perspective, head coach Chris Meidt said. You cant change [your attitude]. Even though you might be feeling down as an individual, you still have to think of your teammates and concentrate on playing together.
Despite the large deficit, the Oles did just that in the second half. St. Olaf scored 22 points following halftime, including 19 in the fourth quarter alone. Wilsey, who completed 25 of 47 passes for 353 yards on the day, tossed all three of his touchdown passes in the fourth quarter.
But it was Gant, playing in his first collegiate game, who really stole the show.
He scored two touchdowns and caught nine passes for a whopping 222 yards, nearly breaking the school record for most receiving yards in a game. Gant dominated the Norse secondary all day, as they had no match for his combination of speed, size and athleticism.
For his efforts, the Ole receiver earned MIAC Offensive Player of the Week honor. He was also named to D3football.coms team of the week.
Horace is simply a great kid, Meidt said. Hes a great athlete, a great player and is very coachable. You wont find a better kid out there.
The Ole defense deserves mention as well.
Despite spending most of the first half on the field due to myriad turnovers, the unit responded well in the second half. They held Luther scoreless and allowed just 89 yards of total offense during the games final 30 minutes.
Matt Dean 06 had three interceptions, including one in the games final minute which sealed St. Olafs victory. James Bechdol 08 led the team with eight tackles.
Fortman, who also kicked a 34-yard field goal and converted both of his extra points, received the MIAC Special Teams Player of the Week award.
The Oles look to carry some momentum from their record-setting victory into this Saturdays game with perennial MIAC powerhouse Bethel in St. Paul. The Royals are 1-1 this season, but they will pose a difficult challenge for the Oles in their MIAC opener.
You only get one of these in a lifetime, Meidt said about Saturdays win. We have a chance to be an excellent football team this year, so theres always room for improvement.
The Oles will have to play a more consistent game they hope to beat Bethel on Saturday. Miracles, after all, dont happen every week.


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I'm a student at Boston University, this happened during a big snowball fight we had on the Esplanade, the park next to the Charles River. There were tons of people on the highway next to the park and river and a cop driving by saw everyone and stopped. This kid threw a snowball at him, he got out and told him to stop, more snowballs were thrown and the kid got chased and tased. People took off and that pretty much ended the snowball fight, but I would guess maybe 1500 people were there at its peak.
This excessive force is completely uncalled for. This police officer should be disciplined and retrained. This is the misuse of tasers and the misuse of his authority.


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Just in case landing on another planet wasn't cool enough for you today: Emma is two years old, and she was born with a rare disease called arthrogryposis. It caused her to not be able to raise her arms above her head or move and play like a normal child. Thanks to a 3-D printed exoskeleton system called WREX, she can now do that.
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Third District Judge Andrew Stone denied a protective order request from Aposhian's ex-wife, Natalie Meyer, last Tuesday and ruled the woman has no reason to fear the gun lobbyist.
It's a long-awaited victory for Aposhian, who has been embroiled in several legal disputes stemming from a Memorial Day incident in which he was accused of driving a 2.5-ton military vehicle onto his ex-wife's driveway and threatening to run over her new husband and his car.
Aposhian still faces misdemeanor domestic violence charges in Holladay Justice Court, but his attorneys hope Stone's ruling, which states there was no abuse or criminal trespassing on the Meyers' property, will help them in fighting that case.
"The court's recent ruling clearly vindicates Mr. Aposhian," defense attorney Morgan Philpot said in a written statement provided to The Tribune. "Mr. Aposhian now looks forward to resuming the process of clearing up the residue of false allegations and returning to focus on his family and relationship with his daughter."
In October, Meyer testified that she had suffered years of threats, abuse and fear at the hands of Aposhian since the couple's marriage dissolved. She described the day she served him with divorce papers as terrifying and spoke about the years of anxiety she felt over what her ex-husband might do next.
"I've been emotionally abused for years. And after you've been abused for so long, I didn't know what to expect physically," she said on the stand. "He's scary when he gets angry. .... Just him being there is threatening."
No physical violence • The judge dismissed this fear of physical abuse, noting her interactions with Aposhian had never escalated to physical violence in the past, and there was little evidence to show they were likely to in the future — two legal requirements of granting a protective order under Utah law.
"The Court accepts Ms. Meyer's testimony that she has found her interactions with Mr. Aposhian since her separation upsetting, intimidating and annoying," Stone wrote in his ruling. "That does not lead to a conclusion that they will escalate to violence."
Stone pointed out that Meyer never mentioned any ongoing emotional or verbal abuse in her divorce filings.
The judge also wrote that despite having a mutual restraining order that instructed both Aposhian and Meyer to communicate strictly through email, Meyer elected to waive those protections "for some time," interacted with Aposhian in person and maintained a joint-custody arrangement with their daughter.
Stone's ruling is the second resolution of the three cases against Aposhian that stem from the same Memorial Day confrontation.
In August, a stalking injunction was issued against Aposhian ordering that he come no closer than 150 feet from his ex-wife's new husband, Ronald Meyer, lest he run the risk of criminal charges and jail time.
It was imposed by 3rd District Judge Terry Christiansen, who ruled that Aposhian committed two acts of stalking against the man — once while Ronald Meyer was leaving Aposhian's ex-wife's home in 2010 and the second on Memorial Day.
Accusation • On that day, Aposhian is accused of driving a 2.5-ton military vehicle onto his ex-wife's driveway and threatening to run over Ronald Meyer and his car.
Aposhian has insisted that he used the driveway only to make a U-turn in the cul-de-sac where the family lives and later received a hostile phone call from Meyer accusing him of damaging the property.
Aposhian returned later that day to the Ronald Meyer home.
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