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'I'll Be Seeing You: a 1940s cabaret'
The Historic Cocoa Village Playhouse will present a 1040s cabaret at 2 and 7 p.m. Saturday, April 6 at 300 Brevard Ave., Cocoa Village.
Former New York City cabaret performer Margaret Cross is bringing this patriotic sensation to Brevard.
The 1940s cabaret will feature songs, such as: "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy," "I'll Walk Alone" and "God Bless America."
Ms. Cross will be the main vocalist, emceed by local actor Don Cross, accompanist Diane Spahr and Melbourne percussionist and singer Sasha Barnhart.
Ms. Cross was born in Ohio, raised in Florida and spent seven years singing and performing in New York City, appearing in theater and musicals.
Tickets cost $16-$24. Call the box office at (321) 917-9565 or email email@example.com.
For more information, visit www.cocoabillageplayhouse.com or call (321) 636-5050.
'Molly Mutt Poker Run'
The Central Brevard Humane Society will host its 10th Annual Molly Mutt Poker Run on Sunday, April 7, starting at 10 a.m. at the Humane Society, 1020 Cox Road, Cocoa.
The cost to participate in the run will be $7 per hand or two hands for $10.
Donations of pet supplies are greatly appreciated. All vehicles are welcome.
The run will begin at the Central Brevard Humane Society and will end at The Fraternal Order of Eagles, 1050 N. Courtenay Parkway, Merritt Island.
First bike out will be scheduled to leave at 10 a.m., with the last one departing at 11:30 a.m.
Event activities will include a 50/50 drawing, vendor displays, food and a
live entertainment by D.J. Doc Holiday, beginning at 1 p.m. Prizes will be awarded for "best," "worst" and "mystery" hands.
All proceeds from this event will help raise awareness and financial support for the thousands of "unwanted and abandoned" pets that visit the shelter each year, who need a safe and loving "forever" home.
For more information, contact the Central Brevard Humane Society at (321) 636-3343 or visit www.crittersavers.com.
'River Fest 2013: Keep Brevard Green'
Keep Brevard Beautiful presents "River Fest," a riverside fundraiser, honoring individuals and businesses currently striving to promote sustainability in the community.
The event will be held on Sunday, April 7, at a private, local riverfront residence.
Attendees will enjoy a sunset on the water and groove to the surf-root sounds of local band, The Aquanuts.
In addition to live music and a fish fry, included with event admission, guests will have the opportunity to bid on some unique items in a silent auction.
All proceeds from ticket sales, event sponsorships, and the silent auction will go toward Keep Brevard Beautiful programs.
Regular admission to the event is $35 per ticket, with "Keep Brevard Green" sponsor tickets priced at $75.
There will be a beer and wine cash bar on site.
Additional sponsorships and silent auction donation items are still needed.
Contact Keep Brevard Beautiful for information about donating or becoming a sponsor.
'Rock of Ages'
The party musical "Rock of Ages" features a mix of numerous 1980's tunes, including "Don't Stop Believin'," "We Built This City," "Wanted Dead or Alive," "Can't Fight This Feeling" and "I Want To Know What Love Is."
In 1987, on the Sunset Strip, a small-town girl met a big city rocker, and in Los Angeles' most famous rock club, they fell in love to the greatest songs of the 1980s.
The King Center for the Performing Arts presents "Rock of Ages" at 8 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday, April 9 and 10 with the songs of Pat Benatar, Twisted Sister, Poison, Asia, Styx, R.E.O. Speedwagon, Journey and Night Ranger.
The King Center is at 3865 N. Wickham Road, Melbourne.
Call (321) 242-2219 or visit www.kingcenter.com for tickets.
For more information, visit www.rockofagesontour.com.
Kenny Rogers at the King Center
Country music legend Kenny Rogers will play the King Center at 8 p.m. Thursday, April 11.
Kenny Rogers has sold more than 120 million records worldwide and recorded more than 65 albums during his 52 years in show business.
His classics include 24 No. 1 hits, some of which are: "The Gambler," "Lady," "Lucille," "She Believes In Me" and "Islands In The Stream."
He has won three Grammy awards, 11 People's Choice awards, 18 American Music awards, eight Academy of Country Music awards, five Country Music Association awards and still tours and records new music.
With his unique storytelling ability and soulful voice, Kenny Rogers has continued his amazing run with a new album, "Water and Bridges," a hit single, "I Can't Unlove You" and more.
For tickets, visit www.kingcenter.com or call (321) 242-2219.
For more information, visit www.kennyrogers.com.
Alison Balsom and The Scottish Ensemble
On April 12, at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mark's United Methodist Church, 2030 N. Highway A1A, Indialantic, The Melbourne Chamber Music Society will present the British artist, Alison Balsom, generally considered the world's leading trumpeter, with The Scottish Ensemble.
The program will include works by Geminiani, Albinoni, Handel, Vivaldi and Purcell.
Tickets cost $40 for adults, and $15 for students and are available by phone at (321) 213-5100, on the internet at melbournechambermusicsociety.com, by mail at MCMS, P.O. Box 033403, Indialantic, FL, 32903, or at the door.
Final subscription concert of the season
The Space Coast Pops Orchestra will present the "April Soiree" for the final concert of its 27th Annual Season Subscription Series at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, April 13 at the Merritt Island First Baptist Church on S.R. 520 and Courtenay Parkway, Merritt Island.
Pop's associate conductor Clair Christy will direct the orchestra in a variety of selected appearances.
A sample includes a color guard of Vietnam veterans, followed by the entrance of the Suzuki Strings.
Some numbers on the program are "Sound of Music," "Malaguena," "Carousel," "Armed Forces Medley," "Jesus Christ Super Star" and "Phantom of the Opera." Three selections will include the Suzuki Strings playing with the orchestra.
The featured performers, lead by Nancy Christy, are the Suzuki Players, who are string students from the Central Florida area. They study with teachers, most of whom play in the orchestra, and range in age from 4-18.
The pre-concert performance at 2 p.m. by the Strings will include fiddle tunes and strolling tunes.
Single concert tickets cost $20 for general admission in advance at ticket outlets and $3 extra at the door.
Call (321) 632-7445 for more information, ticket outlet locations and single concert reserved seat tickets.
Celebrate the Fair of Seville
Enjoy eat, drink and dance at Melbourne Hilton Rialto Place Saturday, April 13, at 6 p.m.
Cost is $100 per couple or $50 per person and includes dinner, refreshments and a Flamenco show.
For more information, call (321) 837-1359.
Field band and chorus
The Indian River Colony Club and Brevard Community College Music Department will present the United States Army Field Band and Soldier's Chorus at 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 15 at the King Center for the Performing Arts, 3865 N. Wickham Road, Melbourne.
The event is free, and four tickets may be requested.
For tickets, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to: Indian River Colony Club, 1936 Freedom Drive, Melbourne, FL, 32940.
For more information, call (321) 255.6000 or visit www.armyfieldband.com.
Free band concert part of celebration
A free concert by the Melbourne Municipal Band, accompanied by a variety of exhibits and a raffle, will showcase 500 years of Florida's history and cultural heritage as part of the state's Viva Florida 500 celebration.
The events will be held April 16 and 17 at the Melbourne Auditorium, 625 E. Hibiscus Blvd., Melbourne.
Exhibits and pre-show entertainment will begin at 6:30 p.m., and the concert starts at 7:30 p.m.
Titled Viva La Florida, the MMB event will "celebrate all things Florida, from space to Spanish influences, stormy weather to folk music and native plants to photography.
Jan Hinton, composer of "Florida (Where the Sawgrass Meets the Sky)," the state anthem, will be a special guest at the concert. The band arrangement of "Florida" was written by MMB member Alan Moss, and will be sung by Robin Krasny, a member of the MMB and a native Floridian.
Other musical selections will include "The Southerner," "Overture Jubiloso," "Jupiter," "Stormy Weather," "Trumpets Ole!," "Council Oak," "Rolling Thunder," "Florida Suite," "Heat Lightning March," "The Wonderful World of Disney" and "The Stars and Stripes Forever."
Pre-show entertainment will be provided by the Harbor City Harmonizers.
Exhibits in the lobby will include Julian Leek, NASA and Florida landscape photographer Julian Leek, the Florida Native Plant Society, the Florida Historical Society, Florida Highwaymen paintings and displays of pine baskets and Florida wines. These exhibits are still evolving, and there will be many other interesting things for concertgoers to see.
There will be a raffle during both evenings, for items such as baskets of gardening goodies, donated by the Florida Native Plant Society, and a framed watercolor of the original Eau Gallie Yacht Club, donated by local artist Dorothy Rhines.
The state's Viva Florida 500 celebration is ongoing throughout 2013, and includes more than 200 events. The goal is to promote 500 years of Florida's history - its people, places and cultural achievements - and this important milestone in American and Florida history.
Call (321) 724-0555 or visit www.melbournemunicipalband.org for more information.
This event is sponsored in part by the state of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs, the Florida Council on Arts and Culture, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
'The King and I'
Everyone is invited to the production of "The King and I." This is a nonprofit community theater raising money for those in need.
Show times are Friday, April 19, at 7 p.m. and Saturday, April 20, at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. at Shekinah Productions at St. Mark's at 2030 N. Highway A1A, Indialantic.
Ticket prices range from $8-$20.
For more information or tickets, call (321) 773-0721, Ext. 20, visit www.spctheater.com or email email@example.com.
AirFest set to takeoff
The friendly skies over Brevard County will play host Saturday, April 20, to the seventh annual Valkaria AirFest 2013.
This year's all-day event features multiple air shows with world-class champion displays and rides on everything from vintage World War aircraft to hot air balloons, powered paragliders and airboats, to kiddie rides, live music and up-close and hands-on contact with all sorts of flying machines.
Rides will be available for a fee in an open-cockpit bi-plane, sailplane glider, Vietnam helicopters, a Piper Cub, aerobatic Pitts Special, powered parachute, hot air balloon and the only commercial Cobra attack helicopter.
This great day and evening at the airport will include thrilling displays of aerobatic daredevils and other great family entertainment.
Special events include a live bi-plane wing-walking act, a live musical concert featuring "Luna Pearl" after a twilight airshow, a hot air balloon glow and a twilight rocket launch. There's also an aviation flea market, fifth annual history hangar, book pavilion and P-51 Mustang simulator that you actually sit in and fly.
Gates open at 8 a.m., and close at 9 p.m.
Breakfast will feature pancakes by Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 1288. Lunch and dinner will be available on site. There will also be food vendors, and live music throughout the day.
Aircraft rides and demonstrations start at 8 a.m., with the first aerobatic show beginning at 1 p.m.
The AirFest is presented by the Valkaria Aviation Association, a nonprofit charitable organization, and is hosted by Brevard County Government.
The cost to attend is $15 per person.
For more information, visit www.valkariaairfest.org.
Proceeds from the AirFest go toward aviation scholarships and other charitable activities.
Music to benefit children
On Saturday, April 20, Immaculate Conception Church in Melbourne Beach will be hosting a music event to benefit the children and the Father Joseph A. Nolan Education Fund.
This year's event is called "Just Tunes!" and will feature Wade Tower, whose musical palette includes Frank Sinatra and Michael Buble.
This year's event will follow in the footsteps of the previous "Taste, Toast and Tunes," with a few new twists.
For starters, this year's event will move indoors to the church hall.
Ticket will cost $25 for general admission, while supplies last, or $30 for reserved seats.
A cash bar, snacks and desserts will be available for purchase. A team of "mixologists" will be on hand to entertain you and make the perfect martini.
The doors open at 5:30 p.m. Showtime is 7 p.m.
Tickets are on sale and can be purchased at the church office, at 3780 S. Highway A1A, Melbourne Beach, online at www.tastetoasttunes.org or by phone at (888) 71-TICKETS. A special gift goes to the first 200 ticket holders.
Passport to Wines
Aging Matters in Brevard will present the Sixth Annual Passport to Wines Around the World, hosted by Miller & Hurt Financial Group, on Saturday, April 20 at the Space Coast Convention Center Holiday Inn, 301 Tucker Lane, in Cocoa, at 6 p.m.
The evening will feature hors d'oeuvres, select wines, entertainment, balloon pops, a live auction and more! This signature fundraiser was launched in 2008 by Miller & Hurt Financial Group to benefit the programs of Aging Matters in Brevard.
Established in 1965, Aging Matters in Brevard is a nonprofit organization, whose mission is to promote and maintain independence and maximize quality of life for the citizens of Brevard County, particularly the elderly and those with disabilities.
One of its primary programs, The Brevard Community Kitchen, serves more than 2,000 meals a day to the frailest citizens, including both elders and at-risk children.
Proceeds from this event will help provide care for more than 9,000 seniors, so they can receive the finest in comprehensive and coordinated services, preserving the very culture in a safe and healthy community.
For more information, call (321) 806-3767, email email@example.com or visit http://agingmattersbrevard.org/.
The Ninth Annual Fiesta Brevard
More than 20 of Brevard's finest nonprofit organizations are planning the Fiesta Brevard party.
Join the fun on Friday, April 26 from 5:30-9 p.m. at the International Palms Resort, 1300 N. Atlantic Ave., Cocoa Beach.
Festivities include a children's activity area, sponsored by Early Learning Coalition, live non-stop entertainment, Latin dance performances, games, drawings, raffles, salsa contest, Fiesta Hat Parade and contest, lots of food and more.
More than $30,000 in prizes was given away at Fiesta Brevard 2012.
Tickets are available in advance for $10, or $15 at the door.
Advanced tickets can be purchased at the Cocoa Beach Regional Chamber of Commerce, 400 Fortenberry Road, Merritt Island, through the website at www.fiestabrevard.com or from participating Brevard nonprofit organizations. Each admission ticket includes four food tickets. Cash bars will be available.
'Celebrating Shakespeare'
Join the seasoned players of the Brevard Theatrical Ensemble in the fifth presentation of "Celebrating Shakespeare" at 8 p.m. Friday, April 26, Saturday, April 27 and Sunday, April 28 with a matinee curtain time of 3 p.m. at the Porcher House, 434 Delannoy Ave., Cocoa Village.
Tickets cost $15, and include coffee and desserts.
To register, call (321) 676-0697, email firstname.lastname@example.com or visit www.brevardensemble.com.
Shen Yun at the King Center
Shen Yun will be performing at the Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts on Thursday, May 2 at 7:30 p.m.
Shen Yun Performing Arts is reviving the essence of traditional Chinese culture in full color on stages around the world.
Area-residents can purchase show tickets at the Shen Yun kiosk inside Melbourne Square Mall. The kiosk is located in the Dick's Sporting Goods concourse through April 30.
Ride with Mongolians across endless steppes. Recall the grandeur of an ancient Tang Dynasty palace. Down in the valley, ladies of the Yi ethnic group dance in rainbow skirts by the river. High up in the heavens, celestial fairies trail silken sleeves through the clouds. Resounding drums awaken the dusty plateaus of the Middle Kingdom.
Shen Yun strives to capture the spirit of traditional Chinese culture and its beliefs. Ancient literary classics extol the compassionate, courageous, and loyal, values embodied by the most memorable characters.
Thrill in the triumph of the great General Yue Fei; cheer on the Monkey King as he tricks a stubborn foe; and witness how these values still endure in contemporary China.
Shen Yun bridges past and present in an uplifting, inspiring, and indelible performance.
Shen Yun will be performing at the Maxwell C. King Center for the Performing Arts, one night only, Thursday, May 2 at 7:30 p.m.
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Recently I have been following a couple of online courses on Coursera and udacity, and I must say the quality of the material is really good. Browsing through several programming and computer science courses you can notice that the quality of the material is at least as good as many paid physical universities if not better. After all, most of those courses are given by professors from top universities around the world! The number of courses available on the current MOOC websites is increasing year after year which is opening up the doors to new fields of study online.
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Actress Laura Smet, the daughter of "French Elvis" Johnny Hallyday and movie star Nathalie Gaye, was rushed to the hospital following a suicide attempt in Paris. Read more on Laura Smet below.
Actress Laura Smet, 26, was rushed to Hopital du Val-de-Grace by ambulance on Monday afternoon after her boyfriend Julien Delajoux called 911.
Smet was said to have taken alcohol and medication near St Germain Des Pres church. Paramedics administered first aid at the scene and then rushed Smet to the hospital, where she is reportedly recovering from suicide attempt.
Just yesterday, Laura Smet had given an interview to French newspaper JDD in which she revealed she felt torn between her love for her father and her loyalty towards her boyfriend Delajoux.
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I was upset when I found out that the Cubs had traded Jake Fox. He was one of the only Cubs players to put up solid numbers in the second half of the season except for Derrick Lee. A-Ram is still going to be injury prone next season and Fox can play in the outfield as well as 3rd base. I was glad they did get rid of Aaron Miles though. He played terrible last season.
I do see where the Cubs were coming from by trading away Jake Fox. They want him to have his chance to play everyday in which they don't feel that he would in Chicago. He would of been a pitch hitter unless A-Ram got hurt again.
In the trade the Cubs got Jeff Gray, minor league outfielder Matt Spencer and minor league righty Ronny Morla. Jeff Gray sounds like he could become a dominate force in the bullpen.
Enjoy the article that I posted above. It gives a little more detail to the trade. Post your comments on the trade and let me know what you think.
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Categories > Movies > Underworld > The Mangling Begins
The Unkindest Cut of All0 Reviews
The good news: Underworld is going to appear on American TV! The bad news: It's being edited by the same guys who did "Sailor Moon" and "One Piece." Not for the squeamish. Scriptfic.
Other contributors to the original version include madwitch61, BADfaerie and Chipmonkay819. Any inclusion of their work in this cut will be done with permission and cited in its particular chapter.
I can't speak for the others, but I'm confident that they'd join me in saying that none of us own Underworld or its characters or settings. For that we thank Len Wiseman, Danny McBride, and Kevin Grevioux and of course Ralph Flores Junior, gaffer.
(Scene: Budapest. Night. Dark clouds gather above the city as the clean rain turns foul. Distant thunder nears. The very air begins the shake as the stones of the city seem to rebel against a force too unnatural to name!)
(A dark figure coalesces from the chaos, shakes himself off and says...)
EDITOR: Time to sanitize Underworld for American TV!
In Underworld USA...
LUCIAN: Viktor feared a blending of the species, feared it so much that--
EDITOR: Ap! You can't talk about Sonja or any blending that doesn't involve fruit smoothies.
MICHAEL: Why not?
EDITOR: Because that implies SEX.
LUCIAN: Look, Sonja dying is a big part of my motivation, not to mention being a trigger cause for this war. Plus, she was my wife. Of course we had sex!
EDITOR: Oh, and now would be a good time for you to say that extra line I wrote you.
LUCIAN: (reading script) "After we let the previous candidates go, Michael, we redoubled our search for..." What is this?
EDITOR: Well we can't have the little ones figuring out what you really did to those guys.
MICHAEL: Wait... What did you do with the other humans you captured?
LUCIAN: (Ignoring him) No way am I reading this travesty!
MICHAEL: About my question..?
EDITOR: As you wish. Hey guys! Cut the character Lucian.
LUCIAN: Huh? Who's he talking t-- (vanishes in a puff of non-logic)
EDITOR: My work here is done. (Leaves)
MICHAEL: (still chained to gurney) Uh... Help?
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The Politics of Policy Transformation: A Comparative Analysis of Child Care and Unemployment Insurance in Canada and Ireland
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Professor Charlotte A.B. Yates
This study is an exploration of why policy outcomes in the sectors of child care and unemployment insurance, between the time period 1972 to 1996, did not meet the policy goals of the National Action Committee on the Status of Women (NAC) in Canada and the National Women's Council of Ireland (NWCI). Specifically, this study sought to explain why successive governments in Canada and Ireland persistently resisted the implementation of policy goals put forth by NAC and NWCI in the sectors of child care and unemployment insurance, or when they did respond, policy outcomes had differential impacts on women. With this is mind, the overall research question of this study was: What happened to the policy goals of NAC and NWCI once they were articulated to government?
In order to answer this question, this study merged the theoretics of historical-institutionalism with feminist political economy into a theoretical framework I have termed feminist-institutionalism. This framework was applied to argu that policy institutions (as mediators and containers of gendered social relations) redefine feminist policy goals articulated by women's groups to goverment into gendered policy outcomes that often undermine the original intent of those goals. I have called this process of redefinition policy transformation. By employing a framework of analysis - three spheres of policy transformation - this study comparatively maps out the processes, institutions and factors within the marco-political policy context which contributed to an overall lack of success on the part of NAC and NWCI in the realization of their child care and unemployment insurance policy goals. One of the conclusions of this study is that NAC and NWCI were equally unsuccessful even given stark differences between macro-political institutional structures and interest representation systems in Canada and Ireland.
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Grace, Joan, "The Politics of Policy Transformation: A Comparative Analysis of Child Care and Unemployment Insurance in Canada and Ireland" (2003). Open Access Dissertations and Theses. Paper 892.


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we are lauren and chase. lauren contributes to weekend update on SNL, & chase writes for nikki & sara live!. this is our retirement home for not ready for prime time jokes.
A new campaign has been launched in Ukraine to stop the annexation of Crimea, in which women are being urged to abstain from sex with Russian men. This campaign is especially ambitious, given the fact that lately Russians just kind of take what they want.
Thousands of Pepsi Max cans in Sweden were recalled this week after it was discovered that workers accidentally filled the cans with a fruity alcoholic beverage. The mistake was discovered when a quality control specialist warned, "Something's wrong, this one actually tastes good."
An 18 year-old man posted a photo on Reddit this week of his three testicles in celebration of his birthday. Kudos to you, young man. That took a lot of balls.
A new smartphone app has been developed to help people stay sober by sounding an alarm when the user gets near a bar. This new tool will be helpful since before the app, the only warning sounds were of people still having fun.
A chemistry grad student in Nebraska is creating a new perfume called "Eau De Death," which mimics the smell of decaying flesh so people could avoid being eaten by zombies. Nebraska: We Hide it in the Middle of America for a Reason!
A new study shows that married men have lower blood pressure than single men, because their wives made them.
Spike Lee this week harshly criticized the gentrification of his Brooklyn neighborhood saying that so many white people walking dogs in the morning makes it look like the Westminster dog show. Which is the last thing you want to tell people your neighborhood looks like if you want less white people to live there.
A new report reveals that a 29 year old woman suffered from a five day long erection of the clitoris after taking anti-depressants. In related news, they worked.
Lawmakers have proposed a bill that would make baseball's Opening Day a federal holiday, as relaxing and not doing any work symbolizes what most baseball players do all game.
An Ohio bus driver was saved after robbers shot him in the chest but the bullets lodged in a Bible he had in his pocket. But when there was only one pair of bullet holes, it was then that I carried you.
An American Apparel store in New York this week unveiled an update to their storefront mannequins, who now all feature a full head of pubic hair. This has delighted many onlookers, marking the first time New York hipsters have approved of anything Bush-related in nearly two decades.
The Colorado Springs Airport has set up an "amnesty box" to allow passengers to get rid of their marijuana before going through airport security. The only things dropped in the box more often than marijuana are applications to work at the Colorado Springs Airport.
New research shows that the cost of having a baby can range from 3000 to 37,000 dollars, depending on how elaborate the mother's hospital requests are. Fancy delivery room, $37,000. Knowing that just like the mothers who only paid $3000 they'll still shit themselves, priceless.
At the Golden Globes this week the movie "12 Years a Slave" won for Best Drama and "American Hustle" won for Best Comedy, while Jacqueline Bisset won for best televised relapse.
The Chuck E. Cheese restaurant chain was sold this week for nearly 1 billion dollars. Or in Chuck E. Cheese terms, 10 skeeball tickets and one EZ bake oven.
A library in Chicago is now allowing patrons to look at porn on their computers as long as they show ID first. 18 year olds across the city exclaimed, "Oh my God! What's a library?"
Chicago police are searching for a woman who was seen on camera riding a train with a 2-foot long alligator. They're desperately seeking any information on how the alligator actually got its Ventra card to work.
Toronto Mayor Rob Ford on Wednesday admitted to the City Council that he had bought illegal drugs, but refused to step down from office. Americans were shocked at the news that Canada has politicians that actually want to work.
A group of valets in Miami, who claimed that they had not been paid, dumped all the keys for their lot in a giant pile for the drivers to sort out on their own. Not before recouping the wages they'd lost though, by selling the cocaine they scraped off each key.
A Massachusetts woman, who was arrested for violating a restraining order filed by the Hanson Brothers, said she did not know the court order prevented her from seeing them in concert. Security spotted her right away when she was the only one in the crowd.
WELCOME BACK WU fans, and welcome our new co-host, Cecily Strong, who immediately knocked it out of the park, as was to be expected. Here are your not quite ready for prime time weekend update jokes. Enjoy! or don't! it's your America.
Fawzia Koofi, who has been called Afghanistan's Hillary Clinton, took the first steps this week toward running for President of Afghanistan, after asking permission from her husband first.
A new report shows that Louisiana is the worst state in the country for women to live and work, but Florida is the worst state.
Cory Booker, the mayor of Newark, New Jersey received attention this week for a series of flirty emails with a woman in Oregon who works at a vegan strip club. At a vegan strip club when you throw money at the dancers, they just finally stop telling you all the reasons they became vegan.
Lindsay Lohan's estranged half-sister revealed this week that she underwent 25,000 dollars worth of plastic surgery to look more like Lohan in her "good days," which is the first time anyone's ever gotten surgery to look 8.
A high ranking Iranian official is now saying that CNN fabricated portions of an interview in which new Iranian President Hassan Rouhani acknowledged the Holocaust happened. The Iranian official said, "Please, this was fabricated, it never happened. You know, just like the Holocaust."
No new SNL this week? We know, total bummer. Instead of crying about it like a little baby, why not check out these not quite ready for prime time jokes instead? There, that's better.
The United States Postal Service this week said that it would delay its plans to stop Saturday mail delivery. This moves comes as no surprise because if there's one thing the United States Postal Office is an expert at, it's delaying things.
New York City is developing a new app that will allow drivers to learn where there are open parking spaces. Unfortunately, most of those parking spaces will be in New Jersey.
Anthony Weiner, the former New York Congressman who left office after posting a lewd picture of himself on Twitter, is reportedly considering a run for mayor of New York City. A poll shows New Yorkers would consider forgiving him, only if the campaign car he uses is the official Oscar Meyer Weiner Mobile.
Thursday marked the one year anniversary of Kim Jong Un being appointed leader of North Korea. To celebrate, he lit one honorary candle, and then aimed it at South Korea.
Target has been forced to rename one of its sandals after it was discovered that its name "Orina," means "urine" in Spanish. The head of the company said they were sorry to lose the name, but it really, really had to go.
Octomom caused controversy this week by admitting that she uses marijuana in front of her 14 children. But to be fair, that's still only her 15th worst parenting decision.
We're so behind on posts! It's because we've been laughing too hard at all the jokes that actually made it onto Weekend Update. Here are some that almost made it, but decided to live with us here instead. Aww, we're so lucky.
NBA commissioner David Stern said this week that he expects to start HGH testing on basketball players as soon as next season. Although bad news for some, this could be the first test that many basketball players have ever passed in their lives.
Home Depot is making its yearly hiring push, aiming to fill more than 80,000 jobs for its busiest season. The good news for Home Depot is that to find that many workers, they'll only have to go as far as 1 of their parking lots.
The Super Bowl on Sunday was interrupted after half of the New Orleans Superdome lost power for more than 30 minutes, the unfortunate half that lost power being the San Francisco 49ers.
A new app has been launched that will allow people in New York City to discover which celebrities live within a one-mile radius of them. This app will also allow socialites who had considered themselves celebrities to discover that no one actually knows or cares who they are.
Fox has announced plans for a new version of the Swan, their plastic surgery makeover reality series, which will this time feature celebrities. They'll go under the knife to see if doctors can recreate what the celebrities used to look like before they had so much plastic surgery.
Researchers have discovered that married couples who spend just seven minutes every few months writing short essays about a recent fight with their spouse were less unhappy a year later than couples that did not do the exercise. Because every month they got at least 7 minutes ALONE.
chase now writes for the wonderful & talented girls at nikki & sara live! so his not ready for prime time jokes will be those that were intended for that show on mtv.
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E! has announced a new reality show called What Would Ryan Lochte Do? I can tell you what he won't be doing: reading.
Victoria Beckham announced this week that she would not be part of a Spice Girls reunion tour. The group will continue on with her replacement, a makeup-stained tree branch.
Four Academy Award nominations went to the film Beasts of the Southern Wild. Or as it was known under its original title, The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
Honey Boo Boo's "Uncle Poodle" has revealed that he's HIV positive. Ironically, he's still the healthiest person in the family.
Prince Harry now says he regrets the nude photos of himself that were taken in Las Vegas last August. In a related story, Prince Charles now says he regrets Prince Harry.
Lindsay Lohan just turned down a multimillion-dollar offer to appear on Dancing With the Stars. In all fairness, she's never been popular with judges.
Joey Fatone says he wants to get NSYNC back together. In a related story, Justin Timberlake says he wants Joey Fatone to stop calling his house at 3 a.m. and whispering "I need this."
David Arquette was photographed at a club giving Adam Lambert a lap dance. It's nice to see he's moved on from Courtney Cox to just plain cocks.
In a recent interview, rapper Vanilla Ice had three career tips for Justin Bieber. We only have one: Don't listen to career tips from Vanilla Ice.
Lindsay Lohan says she and Max George from The Wanted are "friends with benefits." The main benefit? Clean urine.
Adult film star Ron Jeremy is in the hospital following a heart aneurysm. Doctors say it will be a long, hard, throbbing road to recovery.
Harry Styles spent his 19th birthday getting a lap dance from a stripper. Meanwhile, One Direction fans spent Harry Styles's birthday murdering a stripper.
Steven Tyler appeared on last week's American Idol in drag. He was there to perform his new song, "Dude Looks Nothing Remotely Like a Lady."
Katie Holmes is still single but says she, quote, "eventually wants to find a man." "So do I," sighed Tom Cruise.
Kim Kardashian has announced her sixth new fragrance. Unfortunately, Khloe Kardashian still smells exactly the same.
it's time for another edition of WEAKEND UPDATE! jokes that were obviously too funny too funny for SNL to air. enjoy, but not too much, dying of laughter can kill you.
Vice President Joe Biden on Thursday hosted a "fireside hangout" about gun violence on Google Plus. Which ironically most people will only log onto at gunpoint.
Two New Jersey men this week filed a lawsuit against Subway for selling Footlong sandwiches that were less than 12 inches long. Subway is expected to call as character witnesses, every woman they've ever slept with.
Insiders are saying that Lindsay Lohan has turned down an offer of more than 500,000 dollars to be a contestant on Dancing with the Stars citing the fact that she doesn't really know how to be a star.
A new report shows that Manti Te'o's fake girlfriend Lennay Kekua also sent Twitter messages to celebrities such as Kim Kardashian's brother Rob, who most likely wasn't fooled because he deals with fake women every day of his life.
A restaurant in Philadelphia has created a new taco that replaces the shell with slices of bacon. Congratulations to Mexican food, adding its only 6th ingredient in history.
A number of new pubs opening around the country are donating their profits to charity. Which is perfect, because who can get mad at their husband when he's getting drunk for cancer.
An attempted robbery of a Papa John's in Montana was foiled when the robber started crying and a clerk gave the man a free pizza. The robber is said to have learned the unexpected tactic from his 2 year old daughter.
A tunnel in Norway was closed this week after a truckload of cheese caught on fire. The fire marshall said although it was tragic, there was nothing they could fondue.
A new report shows that the most common name for a dog in New York City is Max, and the most common name for a cat is My Only Friend.


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The Energy Department's staff and contractors are at the heart of everything we do -- and are the people responsible for turning our mission into actions that matter for all Americans. Learn more about your colleagues, how to participate in staff-wide initiatives and how to access employee services.
Learn about the three women who run a "tri-lab" team from Lawrence Livermore, Los Alamos, and Sandia national laboratories. Together, Wendy Baca (Los Alamos), Sheryl Hingorani (Sandia), and Cynthia Nitta (Lawrence Livermore) helm a newly formed team that works toward a cohesive vision for the future of the U.S. nuclear deterrent from a laboratories' point of view.
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Audubon Art Exhibition | In the Oppenheimer Gallery
Joel Oppenheimer, Inc., the venerable natural history art gallery known for its expertise in the iconic works of John James Audubon and other natural history artists, has partnered with Audubon Greenwich to exhibit these beautiful prints in the newly renovated gallery in Kiernan Hall. Kiernan Hall part of Audubon Greenwich's Kimberlin Nature Education Center. 613 Riversville Road, Greenwich, CT 06831.
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Masterpieces of Botanical Art & Audubon's Birds of Prey
On exhibit in May 2014
John James Audubon is arguably America's most widely recognized and collected artist. His Birds of America has been reproduced often, beginning with the double elephant folio printed by Havill in England, followed by a much smaller "Octavo" edition printed in Philadelphia and sold by subscription.
After Audubon's death, his family arranged with the New York printer Julius Bien to produce another elephant folio edition, this time by the new chromolithographic process. It too would be sold by subscription, but the venture, begun in 1858, was brought to an abrupt end by the Civil War. Only 150 plates were produced, and the number remaining today is slight; they are among the rarest and most sought after Audubon prints.
Joel Oppenheimer's new masterpiece, The Birds of America: THE BIEN CHROMOLITHOGRAPHIC EDITION, is a never-before-published edition of the rare chromolithographic Audubon prints of American birds. This fine book is bound in cloth with a full cloth slipcase, this beautifully produced book is the first complete reproduction of Bien chromolithographs and will become the centerpiece of any bird lover's library. This beautifully produced book is available in the Audubon Greenwich Nature Store. To have this book signed and shipped, please contact David Oppenheimer at 312-642-5300.
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This exhibit of raptor watercolors and the Art Conservation Fair on September 21 & 22, 2013 are generously sponsored by The Coughlin Group and ACE Private Risk Services.
September 19, 2013 ~ Opening Reception Event ~ 6:00 to 8:00 pm - Click to view the Invitation
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Established in 1969, the fine art galleries of Joel Oppenheimer, Inc. in Chicago and Charleston offer a stunning array of natural history art from the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries, as well as fine art framing, and complete conservation and restoration services. As a natural history art gallery, Joel Oppenheimer, Inc. is dedicated to the connoisseurship of collecting and preserving the art of natural history and celebrating the contributions of the explorers who recorded the flora and fauna of the past three centuries. Joel Oppenheimer, Inc. strives to provide collectors with an unsurpassed selection of the finest examples of prints and paintings from the golden age of natural history art including rare works by John James Audubon, Pierre-Joseph Redoute, Dr. Robert Thornton, John Gould, Basilius Besler, and many others.
Visiting the Oppenheimer Gallery at Audubon Greenwich
The Oppenheimer Gallery (inside the Kimberlin Nature Education Center) is open daily from 10:00 am-5:00 pm. Admission is $3 for adults and $1.50 for children or seniors. Audubon members are free.
Please note: While Audubon Greenwich's Nature Store & Gift Shop is closed on Mondays, the welcome center, restrooms, gallery, and Audubon offices are open on Mondays. To reach staff on Mondays, please call our main phone number: 203-869-5272 (Director: x226; Education: x235; Store: x221; Events: x239)
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"Exploring Audubon's Art - Comparing Audubon's Watercolors and Print editions"
December 1,2012 through February 28, 2013
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March 9 - September 15, 2013
While in New England and the North Atlantic coast, John James Audubon observed many, possibly hundreds of species of birds that lived or migrated here. Audubon painted many of these species, 52 of them while actually on location in New England, and 34 prints are included in this exhibition.
In addition to the prints by Audubon, this new exhibit also features nine hummingbird species by John Gould. John Gould (1804-81) was the most prolific publisher of ornithological subjects of all time, producing fourteen folio books and other works during his celebrated career. In nineteenth century Europe, his name was as well-known as Audubon's. Unlike Audubon, though, whose work was dependent upon his own artistic skills and focused on a single country, Gould published ornithological works on many regions as well as on specific families of birds, and employed other artists to help create his lavish, hand-colored lithographic folios. He also relied primarily upon prepared specimens rather than the living birds to depict his subjects. Monograph of the Trochilidae, or Family of Humming Birds (1849-61) is considered to be Gould's masterpiece in both breadth and beauty.
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Dominican Pork
Photo: Blake Pearson; Styling: Mindi Shapiro Levine
Yield: Makes 12 servings
- 1 (8- to 10-pound) bone-in Boston butt pork roast, trimmed
- 4 garlic cloves, thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup sliced green olives
- 1 (24-ounce) bottle mojo marinade
- Spice Blend
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 1 onion, sliced
- Cut small slits all over meat, and insert garlic and olives. Place meat in a large bowl, and add mojo marinade. Cover and chill 1 to 2 days.
- Remove meat from marinade; discard marinade. Pat pork dry, and rub Spice Blend all over pork.
- Heat oil in a large ovenproof skillet or pan over medium-high heat until hot. Brown roast on all sides. Scatter sliced onion around meat in bottom of pan. Cover and bake at 325° for 5 hours or until pork is tender and meat falls off the bone. Serve with pan juices and onion, if desired.
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- MAIN INGREDIENT: Pork
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Gluten-Free
- COOKING METHOD: Bake, Marinate
- OCCASION: Thanksgiving
- PUBLICATION: Coastal Living
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Can execs learn anything from a guy who helped engineer 14 straight Major League Baseball division titles?
You be the ump.
I talked to Braves President John Schuerholz — not about last week's controversial release of pitcher Tom Glavine — but about how to maintain high performance once it's achieved. It's one thing to have a good year or two. It's quite another to have 14 in a row. I'd argue that such an accomplishment is even more remarkable, given the tough times the Braves have had lately.
"Creating excellence is a challenge. Sustaining excellence separates the great from the good," Schuerholz, 68, said.
The formula for the unprecedented string of success, he said, had two essential ingredients: world-class research and development, and hiring veteran employees with a track record for winning.
First, the R&D. It's critical, he said, to have a well-organized system to acquire and train new talent, which can provide a vibrant core for any organization.
In baseball, Schuerholz said, that means winning teams need a top-notch scouting system to identify promising players, including those from other countries. And, teams need a superior minor-league system to develop those players.
What's more, that system, which amounts to research and development in the business world, needs to be nourished in good times and bad, he said. It can be short-sighted to cut R&D in tough times. The talent pool could run dry, compounding any weaknesses that emerge.
"All the teams that couldn't do it long-term lacked R&D," Schuerholz said. "If you develop your own players, you know if the winning spirit is there."
That youthful core, however, lacks the leadership ability and winning ways to bring an organization to the top, he said. That's where the second ingredient of experience comes in.
"You have to have a balance … a blend," Schuerholz said.
He spoke of the importance of making moves when he was general manager in the early 1990s to acquire veteran players who were leaders and winners. He referred to several players who made a big difference when they joined the Braves, including Sid Bream, Terry Pendleton and Rafael Belliard.
But all good things come to an end.
The string of division championships ended three years ago and the Braves are trying to get their mojo back. Perhaps the release of Glavine, a future Hall of Famer who Braves' execs determined could no longer pitch at the Major League level, indicates how badly they want to reach the playoffs again.
Repeating success requires a "clear and precise goal" that permeates the organization. For the Braves, Schuerholz said, it's about winning the World Series.
Schuerholz regrets only winning one championship. That has provided fuel for the "naysayers" to minimize what the team has accomplished through the years.
"It bothers me," he said, adding that another one or two World Series rings would have made all the difference in how the team will be remembered. The players and the team, he said, "don't get the credit that's due."
But Schuerholz may be giving too much credit to the critics.
Even someone like me, who grew up in the Bronx enjoying all of the World Series championships won by the Yankees, can appreciate the Braves' success.
I'm not that good in math, but 14 is a big number.
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I was curious if vitamin b5 increases anxiety I have anxiety disorders along with other phsychiartic disorders anyways I was taking 10 grams a day and it was working so well but ever since taking them I noticed I had some serve panic attacks is this related the vitamins or could
It be stess related? My dad just tried killing himself I don't know if its because that or the vitamins? Any idea? Thanks
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i had zevit which has vit b complex and i dnt think it effected my anxiety level in anyway.
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Caramel-Oatmeal Bars
Chill: 1 hour
Yield: 24 bars.
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- Calories: 116
- Calories from fat: 28%
- Fat: 3.6g
- Saturated fat: 0.5g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.0g
- Protein: 1.9g
- Carbohydrate: 19g
- Fiber: 0.7g
- Cholesterol: 0.0mg
- Iron: 0.0mg
- Sodium: 43mg
- Calcium: 0.0mg
- 1 1/4 cups quick-cooking oats, uncooked
- 1 1/4 cups all-purpose flour, divided
- 2/3 cup firmly packed brown sugar
- 1/2 cup reduced-calorie stick margarine
- Vegetable cooking spray
- 1/3 cup finely chopped walnuts
- 3/4 cup fat-free caramel-flavored syrup
- Combine oats, 1 cup flour, and sugar in a large bowl. Cut in margarine with a pastry blender until mixture resembles coarse meal. Press one-half of oat mixture into bottom of a 9-inch square pan coated with cooking spray. Bake at 350° for 15 minutes. Remove from oven; sprinkle walnuts over prepared crust.
- Combine syrup and remaining 1/4 cup flour; stir well. Pour syrup mixture over nuts. Sprinkle remaining oat mixture over syrup mixture. Bake at 350° 25 to 30 minutes or until golden. Let cool in pan on a wire rack. Cover and chill at least 1 hour. Cut into bars.
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I completely agree that Copeland is very pessimistic in his article,
"A radical pessimist's guide to the next 10 years."
He address every issue that could arise, ever, but he does so in a disheartening tone and feeling. The article literally starts with "It's going to get worse."
I understand his logic and somewhat agree with him on certain problems, but I still have a bit of hope that the future will not be as terrible as he expects. The sense of flying cars and robots still briefly exist in my imagination.
But being 100% real, Copeland makes tons of sense. Our world is going to continue to grow and change. By "our world" I specifically mean, technology, sciences, society, job markets, and the environment. Life as we know it now is not going to be like it was then. Just like how the 2000s have not been near to the same as the beloved 90s.
My favorite point that Copeland makes is #26, "Being alone will become easier." That is something that I see happening around me daily. This is a point that Copeland hit dead on. Technology is beginning to take over and people are losing their sense of face to face communication. Children in this next generation will not know what it is like to be sociable and have good etiquette. They will not be able to hold a conversation because individuals will prefer to be alone. And that to me is the most disheartening attribute that will be arising out of them all.
In my opinion, there are three different ways that you could think about the future. These three ways being positive, negative and indifferent. Some individuals may agree with one or more, but some may just have one stance on the idea.
Beginning with the positives, people may see the future as an exciting and growing time in not just technology but in all aspects like the food industry, healthcare, etc. If they feel positive about it, they would agree that new technology arising is going to help everyday lives out tremendously and make it simpler.
Next would be the people who fear the future and see it quite differently from the positives. Some people could view the future as a negative thing and feel that it is not going to help the country or economy at all, but in turn destroy it and the hardworking people. A belief might be that it is going to turn people "lazy." Also, a possible problem could be putting too much money into machinery and that failing, putting people at risk for debt.
Lastly, you have those who cannot decide what they feel. Is the future going to hold great things for the world or is the future going to be a scary place? Are workers going to have to go back to living like the "old-timers" did because things did not work out like expected or is new technology going to make the world an easier place to live?
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Only because, the girl that jumped off the cliff in oh well oh well is obviously hurt, like this girl, and would be wet, like this girl. And with brown hair, once again like this girl. Plus Derek was the lover in the Oh Well Oh Well video, and he is in this video.
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A "day trading robot?" This sounded like science fiction to me when I first heard about it. I would have never imagined that such a thing was possible (info request form to the right →).
First of all, I came from a school of thought that believed nothing could be programmed to trade the markets correctly. I strongly believed this and argued with anyone that crossed my path. "No automated day trading system can tackle the stock market; impossible!" or so I thought. I also asked myself, "How can a computer program successfully factor fear and greed [the emotions that move the market] into an equation designed to extract profits from the market itself?" Well…,
…it is possible. This has led to the proliferation of algorithmic trading – or trading using computer programs (algorithms) – and to the birth of companies such as TradeBot Systems, Inc., who trade 5% of the entire NASDAQ volume (based on some estimates).
Even though algorithmic or automated day trading can be used on any financial market with enough liquidity or activity (including stocks and futures), I believe that the forex market is one that offers some of the greatest advantages for day trading robots.
Please do not mistake this for "Forex Made Easy;" a software package with red, yellow, and green signal lights. A day trading robot is an automated day trading system that actually pulls the trigger (that is, executes the trades) by itself. These forex-based automated systems commonly known as Forex Robots or FX Bots.
When a forex trading robot was presented to me for the first time, it was difficult for me to accept the whole concept. I got to admit, I was pretty skeptical. If the explanation wouldn't have come from a trusted trader, I wouldn't have even listened. But after a while, I was sold. I know this might be difficult to believe, especially after I have provided an endless amount of information about how people can learn how to day trade, how much I believe in day trading, how I have helped day traders in the past, etc., etc.
From that point on, I embarked on a journey to find good traders with automated systems or robots to offer my clients. Throughout the course, I came across very good ones and many horrible ones.
There have been many challenges along the way, but it has been an invaluable lesson.
As a result, we are always working on new day trading bots and [recently] some very interesting and innovative projects.
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Growing up as a Star Trek fan, believe it or not, I never dreamed about owning a phaser (a blaster on the other hand...). Sure, they were cool with the ability to stun or literally erase someone from existence (don't flip that switch the wrong way in the heat of battle), but to me, the tricorder always held a special place in my heart. Maybe because it seemed more realistic in what it could do. Of course, this was long before the idea of even cell phones becoming the modern version of the Federation communicator (also so cool), but somehow I felt it was something practical. Whether Spock was using it to scan for life forms or analyze environmental data or Bones using it to determine the health or relative level of death that had befallen a random redshirt, it made me want something in my hands that could do the same in the here and now. Yes, the original looked like a slightly modified, leather-bound cassette tape deck with a shoulder strap (Mego actually created one from a cassette player back in 1976, believe it or not), but if I was bound for a distant planet to explore with my crew, I'd want to be carrying that (along with a phaser, because hey, you never know).
But the most intriguing part of the device for me was the removable wireless "science scanner" that looked like a little cylinder that was waved over a person or object to determine its health or composition or whatever. The idea that a little metal rod the size of a C battery could give us vital INSTANTANEOUS information without having to carve someone open or take it to a lab for examination over a series of weeks felt, to me, like the biggest breakthrough in sci-fi tv science. It felt like the future!
But its been made clear to me that such a device exists now. The NODE, invented by the surprisingly young Dr George Yu, might not be able to do everything that Spock's tricorder could do in the 23rd century (yet), but it does a lot of pretty cool things, considering the primitive times we live in. Right now it's more a scientific and environmental tricorder than it is medical, but with the open SDK that comes with the device upon purchase, upstart developers can work on building applications that could expand into a variety of areas, including the highly competitive medical field. Just link it to a mobile device app on a phone or a tablet via Bluetooth and you've got a tricorder much sexier than Spock ever had.
Sure, this isn't the only sensor device that's been developed over the years. Qualcomm is offering a $10 million dollar prize in 2015 to the company that can come up with a tricorder device that can gather medical data, such as blood pressure, respiration rate, and internal body temperature (NODE currently reads surface body temperature). But to say that this is a burgeoning technological field with huge implications is an understatement. And NODE has the possibility of leading the charge of being more than just a medical device. My hope is that one day such devices would become as common as communicators – I mean, cell phones – allowing us to analyze everything from a broken arm to exactly matching paint colors for when we paint the den to making sure the chicken is cooked all the way through without having to slice it open.
We got a private demo of what the NODE can do from the inventor himself at CES 2013 as you can see by watching the video below.
What would you want to do with a tricorder of your own? Is there something you'd like to see the NODE do? If you're tech minded, you can grab one of your own right now at variabletech.com and start developing. Someone had to invent it… why not you? And while a tricorder wouldn't treat illness or injury, only examine and diagnose, it's the first step to getting away from the "Dark Ages" of medicine as Dr McCoy calls it in this humorous clip from Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home…


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Any good saree jacket makers in Kohuwala/Nugegoda/Dehiwala area?
Not the 24 hr quick sewing people, but someone with good sewing skills. Thanks
yes. Super market nugegoda top most floor 'Princess' Very good.
i think there is a lady at rathanapitiya.i have yet to go to her……will post the address here
thanks sam for the reply
Email me with your requirements.
@Sam:''yes. Super market nugegoda top most floor 'Princess' Very good."
please dont ever think of going to the Super market dress maker , she is totally a witch at the day you want the thing she will tell "haven't even touched the material" which makes us at wits end
and very unprofessional as she thinks she is doing a charity sawing us!!! she is the worst unprofessional lady i have ever gone to do stitching !!!! Don't recommend her to any one.
could you pls tell me where is the princess shop? which flor
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Imagine working for weeks without a day off. Sounds tough, but that's exactly what it's like to be a West Texas farmer. Local high school students are getting a taste of what the real world of farming is like by raising livestock for the show ring.
You may remember that the Monterey-Coronado ag barn burned completely just over a year ago. But, students have come a long way since then. With a better building and high hopes Monterey and Coronado went head to head in a barnyard battle at their annual livestock show. For these pigs it's time to relax. While their barnyard buddies enter the show ring to strut their stuff for the judge.
"This is a practice show for all the kids to get out and get their animals ready and learn how to exhibit them," says Monterey Ag Teacher Roger Green.
For students like Chelsea Spitzer and Dustin Brewster, showing livestock is more than just earning credit for another class. "I have a goat, a pig, and a rabbit. I've been showing pigs since I was in 8th grade," says high school student Chelsea Spitzer.
"It's real competitive. It's a lot of work. You have to come up here and run them," says high school student Dustin Brewster.
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Byting Back -- Regaining Information Superiority Against 21st-Century Insurgents: RAND Counterinsurgency Study -- Volume 1
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Stealing the Sword: Limiting Terrorist Use of Advanced Conventional Weapons
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Aerospace Operations in Urban Environments: Exploring New Concepts
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U.S. Commercial Remote Sensing Satellite Industry: An Analysis of Risks
American firms have begun to operate their own imaging satellite systems, aiming to become an important part of the U.S. commercial remote sensing industry.
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Employing Commercial Satellite Communications: Wideband Investment Options for the Department of Defense
Assesses military use of commercial wideband satellites by evaluating their effectiveness across several characteristics defined by the United States Space Command.
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Scaffolding the New Web: Standards and Standards Policy for the Digital Economy
Although much of the growing digital economy rests on the Internet and World Wide Web, which in turn rest on information technology standards, it is unclear how much longer the current momentum can be sustained absent new standards.
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The Earth Below: Purchasing Science Data and the Role of Public-Private Partnership
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Remote Sensing Operational Capabilities: Final Report
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Proliferated Autonomous Weapons: An Example of Cooperative Behavior
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Trends in Recognition Technology
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A Framework for Precision Conventional Strike in Post-Cold War Military Strategy
Examines the value PCS weapons have in future military strategies and draws inferences about investment of system development and acquisition dollars.
Dec 31, 1995
Can the conventional models apply? : the microeconomics of the information revolution
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A Policy Direction for the Global Positioning System: Balancing National Security and Commercial Interests
The evolution of GPS into an information system with a substantial international user community has raised complex policy questions for U.S. decisionmakers on a variety of issues affecting national defense, commerce, and foreign policy.
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Providing an Effective Bomber Force for the Future: The B-2 Debate in Perspective
Statement prepared for a hearing before the National Defense Subcommittee of the Appropriations Committee, U.S. House of Representatives, May 17, 1995.
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The Global Positioning System: Assessing National Policies
This study identifies major opportunities and vulnerabilities created by Global Positioning System (GPS) for U.S. defense, commercial, and foreign policy interests, and makes recommendations for U.S. policy toward GPS.
Dec 31, 1994
Bomber Flexibility Study: A Progress Report
The authors identify four missions for bombers: suppressing infrastructure, halting invading armies, defeating enemy air defenses, and attacking critical mobile targets.
Dec 31, 1993
Providing an Effective Bomber Force for the Future
In testimony before the Senate Armed Services Committee, the authors outline RAND's assessment of what is necessary to provide the United States with an effective bomber force for the future.
Dec 31, 1993
The National Aerospace Plane (NASP): Development Issues for the Follow-on Vehicle: Executive Summary
Provides an independent assessment of the National Aerospace Plane (NASP) program.
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