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Imagine turning up at a dinner party and being able to tell the other guests that you have just got a position as a ''chief donkey shaver''. Or even an ''international scooter ambassador''. Not only will it break the ice, it will make you appear interesting, even if in fact you happen to be a tax assessor.Your funky new job title is just one click away if you register online with My Career.
The Job Flip Generator is a tongue-in-cheek way of showing job seekers there are a lot more employment options out there than they might have realised. ''It's a chance to look outside the box,'' says a Fairfax Media consumer marketing executive (and ''district sultana consultant''), Daniel Worthington. ''And when you've finished having a bit of fun with the Job Flip Generator, you can enter your particular skill set on the site. You may find you are matched to a job out there you were never expecting.'' Not only that, you might win the monthly prize of $5000 just for entering. That will leave you with plenty of cash to have your new ''central friction sustainer'' business cards printed.
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Peanut-Free/Nut-Free Directory
Our directory is intended as a resource for people with peanut and nut allergies. It contains foods, helpful products, and much more.
Hi, My daughter was recently diagnosed at 20 months with a peanut allergy, and even though PA.com is such an awesome site for support/info, I was wondering if anyone out there is in the Orlando area or Central Florida to speak with (someone who maybe has more experience with this, or who just wants to commiserate in the day to day challenges!)
I know this is a really old post but I just had my first ANA reaction to peanuts at age 35... It is different from having a child diagnosed and since it is so new to me I am still learning what is/is not safe, but I wold love to commiserate... I love north of Orlando, in the Longwood area. Feel free to get in touch with me.
MadeofStars--weclome to peanutallergy.com
It is different getting an adult food allergy diagnosis--but treatment is still the same.
Avoid peanut products as well as products with warning labels like "may contains" or "processed in".
Also--always carry your EpiPen with you at all times.
It gets easier and this site has a lot of information to offer.
Feel free to ask any questions!
Ruth LovettSmith
Founder of http://www.bestallergysites.com/
Your Food Allergy and Gluten Free Guide, and the largest Internet directory of allergy related companies, sites, and blogs.
Disclaimer: I'm a food allergy advocate and mom of a food allergic child. I am NOT an allergist. My comments are based on my research and experiences. Please speak to your doctor regarding medical concerns.
Hi MadeOfStars,
My name is Dianne.I have a PA son. I live in North Orlando (between Apopka and Altamonte). The online support here is wonderful and Ruth (Best Allergy Sites) is correct there is a tremendous amount of useful info here. That being said, I have been looking for people in this area to connect with!
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I see that it's been a while since this post, but I thought I would give it a try.
My daughter has several food allergies and I couldn't find anything in the Orlando area or closer to me so I started a playgroup/support group for moms who have childeren with allergies.
Heres the information. :)
This is a brand new group catered towards moms that have children with food allergies ages 0-4. It is very hard to participate in activities with other children/mommies when food and other elements are involved. Our group provides fun activities for our kids in a safe environment, where they can be free to play and enjoy themselves without worrying about allergens.
Playgroups will consist of parks, libraries, house play dates, walks and other safe local venues that offer attractions for kids. I want to keep us active with our children and include fun educational activities.
The success of the group is based entirely on the participation of the members. Activities will be scheduled mostly during the week and various times, giving everyone a chance to participate. On special occasions we might have weekend family activities and a monthly Moms Night Out.
If you have children from ages 0 to 4 years old and want to provide a nurturing, fun, safe environment for your child, we would love to have you apart of our group!
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Anthropology: Films and Videos in the University of Arizona Library
Ocamo Is My Town: A Film about the Yanomamo Indians near the Headwaters of the Orinoco River in Southern Venezuela, 1971 (1974)
Produced by Napoleon A. Chagnon and Timothy Asch; produced at Documentary Educational Resources.
DESCRIPTION 1 videocassette (22 min.)
SUMMARY Describes the work of one Roman Catholic priest who has attempted for 14 years to soften the impact of outside civilization on a Yanomama Indian village on the Ocamo River in Venezuela.
SUBJECTS Yanomamo Indians.
SUBJECTS Yanomamo Indians -- Social life and customs.
SUBJECTS Yanomamo Indians -- Missions.
SUBJECTS Indians of South America -- Social life and customs.
SUBJECTS Indians of South America -- Missions.
Media Video F2520.1.Y3 O22 1974
On the Trail of the Jaguar (1990)
DESCRIPTION 1 videocassette (43 min.)
SERIES Lost civilizations.
SUMMARY Exploration of the archaeological finds from the Mayan civilization at the Tikal region of northern Guatemala.
SUBJECTS Tikal Site (Guatemala)
SUBJECTS Mayas -- Antiquities.
Media Video F1435.1.T5 O5 1990
O'odham and English: Learning in Two Languages (1988)
Beverly Seckinger; produced in cooperation with the Santa Rosa Ranch School, the Tohono O'odham Education Department, University of Arizona Anthropology Department, Arizona Historical Society, and the Tohono O'odham Nation.
DESCRIPTION 1 videocassette (39 min.)
SUMMARY Presents the Title VII Bilingual Education Program at Santa Rosa Ranch School, on the Tohono O'odham Reservation in southern Arizona. The experimental program authorizes the school to teach students in both English and their native language.
SUBJECTS Education, Bilingual -- Arizona.
SUBJECTS Native language and education -- Arizona.
SUBJECTS Indians of North America -- Education.
Media Video LC3732.A6 S43 1988
Other Andean Civilizations (1990)
Terra-X; produced by Gottfried Kirchner.
DESCRIPTION 1 videocassette (VHS) (43 min.)
SERIES Lost civilizations.
SUMMARY This program begins in Piruro, the Yaro City of the Dead, to search for the legendary Gran Pajatén. High-rise tombs, mummified remains, and buildings engineered to withstand earthquakes and enemy armies are among reminders of civilizations long gone. The climax occurs at the largest Indian festival in the Andes.
SUBJECTS Indians of South America -- Andes Region -- Antiquities.
Media Video F3429 .O854 1990
Other People's Garbage (1980)
Public Broadcasting Associates, Inc.
DESCRIPTION 1 videocassette (60 min.)
SERIES Odyssey.
SUMMARY Reviews the findings of archaeologists working at three sites in the United States and explains what their findings reveal about day-to-day life in America's recent past.
SUBJECTS United States -- Antiquities.
SUBJECTS Excavations (Archaeology) -- United States.
SUBJECTS United States -- Social life and customs.
Media Video E159.5 .O85 1980
Les Ouldémés Du Nord-cameroun: Introduction Géographique, Historique Et Ethnologique (1987)
Véronique de Colombel.
DESCRIPTION 74 p., [31] p. of plates: ill., map; 24 cm. + 1 sound cassette.
NOTE French and Uldeme.
SUBJECTS Ethnology -- Cameroon.
SUBJECTS Cameroon -- History.
SUBJECTS Cameroon -- Social conditions.
SUBJECTS Folk music -- Cameroon.
SUBJECTS Uldeme language -- Classification.
Media Audio Oversize G655.C3 C64 1987
Our Mexican American Musical Heritage (198-?)
DESCRIPTION 1 videocassette (55 min.) + study questions (1 fold. sheet)
SUBJECTS Indians of Mexico -- Music.
SUBJECTS Music -- Mexico -- History and criticism.
SUBJECTS Musical instruments -- Mexico -- History.
Music Closed Stacks Video- cass. 43
Out of the past (1993)
The Pennsylvania State University, WQED Pittsburgh.
DESCRIPTION 4 videocassettes (120 min. ea.)
CONTENTS Tape 1. New worlds; The hearth -- Tape 2. Artisans and traders; Signs and symbols -- Tape 3. Power, prestige and wealth; Realms -- Tape 4. The spirit world; Collapse.
SUMMARY Stacy Keach, with the help of field archaeologists, introduces us to the work and thought of archaeology.
NOTE Closed captioned for the hearing impaired..
SUBJECTS Archaeology.
SUBJECTS Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
Media Video CC165 .O97 1993
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Looks like the Only Prettier singer is going to have a girls night out on the town in Kentucky. Scheduled to perform at the Kentucky Derby on May 7th, rumor has it she's also going to be having her bachelorette party to celebrate her last weekend as a single woman!
Miranda is to marry fellow singer and funnyman Blake Shelton on May 14th in what will be the country music wedding of the year. Her friends, the Junk Gypsies are the decorators for the Shelton-Lambert gala. The three Gypsies are the same team responsible for decorating Miranda's tour bus. What do you think the wedding will be like?


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The Abortion Industry Puts the Con in Population Control
Control. Someone has it. And, too often, it's not you. We live in a culture that has disdain for self-control, unfortunately allowing all kinds of forces to remotely control so many aspects of our lives and the very definition of our humanity.
My Daddy's Name Is Donor: A Glaring Problem With the Fertility Industry
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All courses except for language courses are taught in English. Rollins students will be studying alongside German and other international students. All courses are available to visiting students though prerequisities will apply and courses can be over-enrolled, in which case priority may be given to full-time students in the major. Visiting students may take undergraduate courses in the School of Engineering and Science, the School of Humanities and Social Sciences and the language courses.
Specific academic fields are as follows:
German Politics & Culture Course: Students are required to enroll in this course while at Jacobs. The course is worth 3 US credits. The course will help students familiarize them with various aspects of German society, its politics, history and culture. The class will consist of in-class discussions of readings, events and student presentations. In addition, to the on-campus class, day or weekend excursions will be offered. (included in course cost).
Selecting Your Courses for Credit: For a list of courses typically offered at Jacobs University, consult the course catalogue. If you need additional information for a course, please contact the International Office or contact the major department directly via email. As part of the Jacobs applications, students will list courses they wish to take including at least one German language course and the German Politics & Culture course. Before arrival, please check to see if the courses you listed will indeed be offered. You will have an add/drop period at Jacobs to make changes to your course registration. Students participating in this program must take at least one German language course and the German Politics & Culture course plus 3 or 4 additional courses.
Transfer of Credits: Students participating on this program will need to seek the appropriate departmental approval for all major/minor requirements and approval for General Education Requirements through Student Records. All courses on this program appear on the Rollins transcript as transfer credits and the grades are factored into the Rollins GPA. Students who successfully complete the Jacobs program through Rollins will receive an official transcript from Jacobs University. It can take up to 3 months to receive the official transcript.
Students must enroll in 24-30 ECTS credits while at Jacobs and students are required to enroll in one German language course worth 4 ECTS. Therefore most students will take one German course, the German Politics & Culture course plus 3 or 4 more courses worth 5 ECTS credits each. Each course worth 4 or 5 ECTS will translate as 3 credits each at Rollins. Five courses will be 15 credits while six courses will be 18 Rollins credits.
Faculty and Staff: There are about 122 faculty members at Jacobs which translates to a ratio of one faculty member to every ten students. Support and advising for international students is provided by the International Office at Jacobs. Many of the Jacobs' faculty and staff are German, which increases opportunities for interaction with Germans on campus.
Program availability: Students may study at Jacobs University only during the fall semester. The fall semester lasts from late August to late December.


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Wild horses were shot and killed in Crook County, and investigators are trying to track down who did it.
Law enforcement officers with the U.S. Forest Service responded to the area of Forest Service Road 22 near the 500 spur north of Big Summit Prairie on Oct. 13. Three horses were found shot and killed.
Investigators said it appeared they had been shot several days earlier.
On Oct. 18, Crook County deputies assisted officers from the Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management with the investigation. An additional three wild horses were found shot and killed within a quarter-mile from where the first three horses were located.
Anyone with information about the case is asked to call the U.S. Forest Service at 541-383-5798 or the Crook County Sheriff's Office at 541-447-6398.
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Custom Nation by Anthony Flynn & Emily Flynn Vencat - Book review
Custom Nation
Why Customization Is the Future of Business and How to Profit From It
By: Anthony Flynn, Emily Flynn Vencat
Published: November 15, 2012
Format: Paperback, 224 pages
Publisher: BenBella Books
"America is becoming a nation of customizers. And the new rule for successful businesses across the country is simple: Customize for your clients", write YouBar founder and CEO, Anthony Flynn; and internationally known freelance writer Emily Flynn Vencat, in their revolutionary and very practical advice filled book Custom Nation: Why Customization Is the Future of Business and How to Profit From It. The authors describe how companies are moving from the long established mass production model to one based on customizing products and services to fit the needs of individual customers and clients.
Anthony Flynn (photo left) and Emily Flynn Vencat recognize that era of mass production, and one product for every customer era is drawing to a close. The authors point out that the older business model, that long considered customization to be too small scale and suited only to niche markets, is now the outdated one. in its place, is a growing sense of customization to fit the individual needs and desires of the finely targeted and segmented customer based. in this new long tale oriented marketplace, the custom product is big business. The authors also make a very compelling case that customization is a model that is applicable to any industry, product, or service regardless of the size of company.
Emily Flynn Vencat (photo left) and Anthony Flynn understand the important and game changing fact that in the custom demand based economy, any entrepreneur can enter the customized product marketplace. Whether an existing company or a start up venture, the opportunity for customization creates a built in product advantage for brands. With customization comes automatic differentiation for products to stand out in the marketplace from their competition. The authors demonstrate how to establish a custom based company, or how to add a customization component to an existing company.
The custom business can be developed with ease and with a boost to the bottom line and the overall customer experience: The authors share the following principles for becoming part of the customization nation:
* Launching your new custom business
* Adding customization to your existing business
* The seven crucial lessons of customizing
* Customize your marketing
* Keep growing your custom business
For me, the power of the book is how Anthony Flynn and Emily Flynn Vencat combine a strong theoretical background of the new reality of customization, with the practical strategies and techniques for building a successful custom based company. The authors structure their assessment of the changes in consumer demand and tastes well, as they demonstrate how the twentieth century mass production model is losing viability in the twenty-first century. The authors provide proven techniques for building either a new company based entirely on customization, or for adding to and even transforming an existing organization to one based on custom products and services.
The case is bolstered through interviews and the real world experiences of industry innovators and leaders who have applied the principles of customization to their own firms. In many ways, the authors share the concept of customization as a leading edge form of disruptive innovation that can take over a market while the traditional mass market company is left behind and rendered irrelevant. With the younger generation of customers already seeking out customized products, the trend toward customization will only increase in the future. This trend also bodes well, according to the authors, for domestic manufacturing and production.
I highly recommend the the strategy packed and fresh thinking based book Custom Nation: Why Customization Is the Future of Business and How to Profit From It by Anthony Flynn and Emily Flynn Vencat, to any business leaders, marketers, and entrepreneurs seeking a clear and concise guide to building a profitable and innovative company based on the premise of customization. This book will change the way you think about custom products, and about mass production, forever.
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Auto show buzzing with electric-car chargers
A man polishes car wheels at the Canadian International Auto Show in Toronto on February 14, 2013. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Frank Gunn
TORONTO - High-powered charging stations may be popping up in a mall parking lot near you as Canadian companies look to expand the number of places hybrid and electric cars can stop and juice up.
The Canadian International Auto Show in Toronto features not only sparkling new cars and bold concept vehicles from the world's biggest automakers, but also a handful of firms looking to plant a charging station in homes, along highways and other spots.
And while splashy TV ads and rave reviews from car critics may help get more drivers behind the wheel of a hybrid or all-electric vehicle, the upstart car-powering companies at the show say getting the charging infrastructure in place is crucial to fuelling sales of the eco-friendly vehicles.
Sun Country Highway founder and president Kent Rathwell is pointing to his company's success installing several hundred of its dedicated charging stations from coast-to-coast along the Trans-Canada Highway as proof electric vehicles can go the literal distance alongside their gas-guzzling brethren.
Completed last year, the project to place free stations at businesses such as hotels and restaurants have made the Trans-Canada the "world's longest, greenest highway," he said.
To prove the concept, Rathwell drove the Trans-Canada Highway from St. John's to Victoria in one chilly month late last year — the roadway's 50th anniversary — in the 2012 Tesla Roadster. He stopped along the way to speak to media and also let the $125,000 electric car with a large battery tap into some juice at power stations sitting at intervals from five to 200 kilometres apart.
"We've eliminated all the preconceived notions about electric vehicles — range anxiety, can you drive them in the winter," he said Thursday during a media preview of the auto show.
"We did that trip in the winter. It was minus 32 degrees in a lot of areas, the Trans-Canada was closed five times and we zipped through just before it was closed every single time."
"The whole electric vehicle movement, which has been so up-and-down in the last 100 years, can now move forward. The common denominator as to why it hasn't moved forward, in my eyes, is that the infrastructure simply hasn't been in," he said.
The company aims have dedicated stations across New Brunswick and Nova Scotia — Prince Edward Island is already wired — and on highways in all provinces from Quebec to British Columbia.
Other companies at the auto show were pushing the benefits of dedicated charging stations for the growing number of electric and hybrid cars with plugs for regular wall outlets.
Schneider Electric marketing manager Lorne Hedges said the higher voltage of the company's $800 garage charger can cut recharge times dramatically — to 4 hours from 15 for the Ford Focus electric — letting someone whose come home from work with a drained battery sneak in a late-night movie.
He said the company expects to sell 1,500 residential and commercial chargers this year and is courting clients in government and business. Hedges estimates the total market in selling and installing the devices — an electrician is strongly recommended — at around $10 million.
Hedges said one of Purolator Inc.'s offices in Mississauga, Ont., has the stations, while Montreal is making the chargers more of a staple in the city.
And getting the iPod-white charger into designated spots at public parking lots is also a target, "so when the public goes around in their day-to-day business — when they're shopping or visiting restaurants — they can recharge their vehicles and continue on with their day."
"The more charging infrastructure that is (in) place then the more people are apt to move to an electric vehicle," Hedges said.
The auto show opens Friday and will mark its 40th anniversary with the Canadian debut of more than 40 cars, SUVs, trucks and concept vehicles.
Among the concept cars ready to turn heads at the show is the Toyota Fun-Vii, which features an interactive outer surface drivers can dynamically adjust to show images or digitally paint through a slick tablet-style interface.
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In a letter dated December 9, Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) asked President Obama to make good on his promise to investigate the massacre of prisoners by the Northern Alliance, US allies.
Hans Hogrefe to be Honored for Contributions to Human Rights
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A new Afghan law giving amnesty to people who have committed serious human rights violations is a major step backward, and Physicians for Human Rights urges the country's legislature to repeal the measure.
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In response to the return of a notorious warlord to Afghanistan from Turkey, PHR renews its call for a full investigation of an alleged massacre of as many as 2,000 Taliban prisoners who surrendered in November 2001 to US and Afghan forces and who are believed to be buried in the desert of Dasht-e-Leili.
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All 13-episodes of the series, which stars Famke Janssen ("X-Men"), Bill Skarsgard ("Simon & The Oaks"), Landon Liboiron (" Terra NOVA "), Penelope Mitchell ("6 Plots"), Freya Tingley ("X"), and Dougray Scott ("Mission Impossible II") will debut concurrently in all territories that Netflix is available - U.S., Canada, the UK, Ireland, Latin America, Brazil and Scandinavia.
"'Hemlock Grove' is unlike anything else in its genre," said Ted Sarandos , Chief Content Officer, Netflix. "It's sexy, gripping, emotional and twisted, and we're certain viewers are going to be captivated by its intensity."
The series revolves around the eccentric residents of a dilapidated former Pennsylvania steel town and the murder of 17-year-old Brooke Bluebell. Through the investigation, the town's seamier side is exposed, revealing that nothing is what it seems.
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|Derek Drymon
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|1968 (age 45-46)
Morristown, New Jersey, U.S.
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|List of episode credits
Derek Drymon (born 1968) is an American writer & storyboard artist. He has worked on numerous Nickelodeon cartoon productions of the 1990s and 2000s, the most popular show being SpongeBob SquarePants. He later went to Cartoon Network to work on several episodes of the show Adventure Time.
Drymon was born in Denville, New Jersey, a small town in far northern New Jersey in 1968. He attended Jefferson Township Public School as a child, and supposedly he enjoyed drawing and making comic books. Drymon graduated from Jefferson Township High School in 1987.[1] He attended the School of Visual Arts in New York to become an illustrator. After college, he was recruited by Disney feature animation for their internship program. Upon finishing the program he returned to New Jersey and then on to California.
Early Nickelodeon Years
Drymon was discovered by Nickelodeon in 1993. He moved to California to work as a storyboard artist for Nickelodeon. In 1994, Drymon also began working as a storyboard artist and writer for Rocko's Modern Life. It was here he met two of his future employers, Tim Hill and Stephen Hillenburg, Hill was a writer, Hillenburg a co-producer and storyboard artist.
Drymon worked on Tim Hill's side project, the popular Kablam! skit Action League Now! As a storyboard artist. He also wrote the Emmy nominated episode of CatDog, "Doggone".
In 1997, Drymon's former "Rocko" co-worker Stephen Hillenburg created SpongeBob SquarePants. Drymon performed many duties on SpongeBob, including being a writer on all episodes, then supervising director and producer, and eventually creative director.
Diggs Tailwagger
Derek Drymon's new show Diggs Tailwagger was given a green light in 2007, but it never made it to fruition.
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- ^ Jennings, Rob. "Jefferson native, SpongeBob go way back: Cartoonist an executive producer for animated film", Daily Record (Morristown), November 19, 2004. Accessed October 23, 2007. "But in Morristown, Drymon is perhaps best remembered as an offensive guard and defensive tackle on the high school's state championship football team in 1986.... At Morristown High School, when not playing football, Drymon was sketching comic books."
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Multi-purpose watches, great looking and with one of the best ratio on quality. You want a time keeper, a fashion accessory or just a watch, they can provide. Asked what is the wristwatch with the best quality, I own no regret in claiming that is Relic brand.Other brands provide so much less quality for the price requested. This is where Relic watches knew to benefit from. In other words: If Relic would produce Rolex, and they would hold the quality of Rolex, but the cost would be with at least 20 percent down. Getting out of this fantasy idea Fossil is competitive offering some nice touches to their end product and most designs are in the casual/ simple range.Comparing price and quality, is just not enough as quality alone is a standard when purchasing watches.. Even though it is not the top end quality wristwatch, it's one of its best kind. Just something else than you would get from a competitive watch manufacturer.


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Ice storm leaves 500K shivering without power across Southeast
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More than half a million people in the Southeast woke up to a cold and dark Thursday after the second vicious ice storm in as many weeks caused widespread power outages.
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Explosion at Louisiana chemical plant, 25 people reported injured
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A morning explosion and fire at a Louisiana chemical plant Thursday has drawn emergency response, and authorities say more than two dozen people could have been injured in the blast.
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New Orleans police have identified a 19-year-old man as a suspect in the Mother's Day shooting that wounded 19 people marching in a parade.
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Surveillance images show chaos after shots fired at New Orleans Mother's Day parade
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New Orleans police released dramatic images early Monday that show what authorities believe is the moment a buoyant Mother's Day celebration was brought to a halt by a barrage of bullets.
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Four months ago, Monique Koll was in a hospital bed, wondering if she would ever walk again. The Louisiana woman had suffered a severe spinal cord injury when a motorist struck her while she was riding her bicycle, and doctors originally weren't sure she'd survive.
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Coastal Louisiana has lost about 1,900 square miles of land since the 1930s as canals dug for oil exploration allowed salty water to intrude into marshes and a succession of powerful hurricanes sucked marsh muck that protects populated areas out into the Gulf.
What's left of the old Leeville cemetery is only accessible by boat. Some headstones are barely visible above the water, and waves lap at the bricks and concrete surrounding caskets buried at the site since the late 1800s.
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Updated at 12 p.m. ET: Up to 50,000 people in Louisiana's Tangipahoa Parish were ordered to evacuate Thursday morning when water from Tropical Storm Isaac threatened to overwhelm a dam across the state line in Mississippi.
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Updated at 3 p.m. ET: Slow-moving Isaac was downgraded to a tropical storm on Wednesday but was still packing a punch, with new evacuations ordered and rescues made when a levee outside New Orleans overtopped. Inside New Orleans, levees and pumps were protecting the city from widespread flooding, but Isaac had cut power to a third of Louisiana's households and was expected to lash the state with heavy rain and winds into Friday.
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Hurricane Isaac made its second landfall in southeastern Louisiana early Wednesday, sending up to 12 feet of water into people's homes as an 18-mile stretch of levee was overtopped, officials said.
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Updated at 8:10 p.m. ET: Hurricane Isaac made landfall at 8 p.m. Tuesday in southeastern Louisiana as a Category 1 hurricane. The slow-moving storm is expected to dump up to 20 inches of rain in some spots over two days.
Isaac had 80 mph sustained winds — up from 75 mph when it reached hurricane status earlier in the afternoon.
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Updated at 12:20 p.m. ET: Isaac finally reached hurricane strength on Tuesday, closing in on the Louisiana-Mississippi coast as a slow-moving giant of a system expected to make landfall Tuesday night or early Wednesday.
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By Miguel Llanos, NBC News - A slow-moving giant of a system, Tropical Storm Isaac early Tuesday was making its way toward landfall, most likely as a Category 1 hurricane, along the Louisiana or Mississippi coast Tuesday night or early Wednesday.
President Barack Obama added his voice to those of local officials urging residents to hunker down or evacuate if told to do so. "Now's not the time to tempt fate," he said in brief comments. "Listen to your local officials and follow their directions, including if they tell you to evacuate."
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An unarmed passenger who locked himself in the cockpit of a vacant American Eagle plane Wednesday afternoon at the Baton Rouge, La., airport was taken into custody, officials say.
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17 September 2014
Theatrical Thoughts
By Jamie Stuart
Over the past couple of years, I've often wondered what the state of movies will look like by the time I've completed my first feature. Around 2005, it occurred to me that I might never shoot a feature on celluloid; most likely, I would start off on a small picture that utilized Mini-DV or 720p, and by the time that project played out, higher HD formats would be more readily accepted for future endeavors. Over the past year or so, however, I've started to consider that my first picture might not even receive a theatrical release, and go out through the internet or home video instead. I'm relatively content with the former scenario, but fairly ambivalent about the latter.
Does theatrical still matter?
More and more independent producers and distributors with years of experience are trying to convince indie filmmakers that theatrical distribution isn't that important. This isn't because these people in the know dislike the theatrical experience. It's because they understand that the costs of going theatrical are becoming a legitimate burden, and that the real revenue streams lie in the ancillary markets, especially for small movies. Unfortunately, the thing that most filmmakers understand -- and this has nothing to do with advocating the communal experience -- is that by going theatrical, the movie is given a credibility that it would otherwise not have. This may change in another generation or so as people become more used to multiple platforms, but currently, this is still the general mindset.
To offer an example of this disparity, does anybody believe that if the IFC Center hadn't
screened its mumblecore series
in 2007, the "movement" and its filmmakers would've attained the same level of credibility? The three best-known voices from that scene -- Andrew Bujalski, Joe Swanberg and the Duplass Brothers -- have all received some level of theatrical distribution, whether it's micro or day-and-date. Are these three great filmmakers? I think the jury's still out on that. But, by going theatrical, they've legitimized the whole handheld DV film festival movement -- a movement that until recently, had critics, journalists and distributors constantly complaining about the amateurish production values of the movies flooding fests. Theatrical alters people's perception. Theatrical makes it a real movie.
Although my aesthetic is entirely different from the mumblecore group, it's very possible that I might have been wound up in its hype. During the winter of 2005-06, I was trying to get a feature made called
The All-Nighter
. After ramping through pre-production, casting major roles and even shooting a few scenes, I shut it down. The budget was too small (a quarter of what I needed), and the timing was too late (it was set during winter, but I couldn't start shooting until the beginning of spring). Rather than make something that would be severely compromised, I pulled the plug. Had the movie been completed during the planned schedule, it invariably would've hit the fests during the same period as that group. In that sense, I'm glad it didn't happen -- although I've used the same DIY approach and even the internet as they have, I don't really see any other connection beyond that.
I've often had people suggest to me that I should just go for broke and make a movie for a few hundred bucks, since I do all the shooting and editing myself. Truth is, if I thought I could conceive of something that could work under those circumstances, and be good enough, I would. To date, none of my ideas fit that paradigm. I'm not interested in small, improvised stories about relationships. When I shoot drama, I script and pre-plan. Furthermore, I'm generally drawn to irregular narrative forms (i.e., non-linear), and material that could best be described as spanning from tweaked genre to speculative fiction. This makes things even more difficult when dealing with indie producers and investors, since most are card-carrying liberal humanists and they just don't get it if you tell them your movie contains space aliens and assassins and questions the meaning of existence.
Anyhow, all of this is really to say that I'm inching forward with a long-gestating project that I generally refer to for secrecy's sake as
Project: 281
. It was initially designed as a five-part web series -- but at a certain point, with series upon series flooding the web, it seemed more practical to just approach it as a feature. The price would be the same, only I'd direct it with different pacing. Although I'd wanted to avoid storyboarding this project, because I wanted to push myself by figuring out the shots on-set, I've accepted that I'll invariably have to pre-vis the movie, at least in part, for the producers and investors. A small compromise.
Unless a sizable investment comes in that allows me to put a proper production together and shoot in 1080p or 4K, I'll stick to the 720p I'm used to. I'm sure one area of concern is whether I can actually tell dramatic stories and work with actors -- since most of my work has been improved around live events. In the meantime, I'll most likely shoot a legit short film to allay any worries. I'm not trying to rush into production, since the story isn't season-specific. I'd rather do it right -- you can only ever make one first feature.
Hopefully, in the end, I'll be able to still go theatrical. But that's not just a matter of where the business is at. It's also a matter of whether I've made a good enough movie. Here's to diving off a cliff feet first...
Filmmaker Jamie Stuart has developed shorts for several years through his production business, The Mutiny Company. Working almost entirely on his own, Stuart has carved out his own niche in the film community, documenting the festival environment with experimental shorts for Movie City News, Filmmaker magazine, Focus Features and others. In this series of columns, Jamie examines the way that new technologies have aided his personal adventures in filmmaking. Read his last entry
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Green Bay Packers right tackle Bryan Bulaga snubbed reports of a rumored hip location on Tuesday, that had been has been quite in the circulation since the 23-year old injured his left hip in a Week 9 game against the Arizona Cardinals.
Bryan Bulaga claimed he did not suffer a dislocation that needed to be fitted back in its place, and the broad comparisons of his hip injury to former two-sports All-Star Bo Jackson and ex-Packers left tackle Chad Clifton were totally bogus.
"I don't know where they were getting it from, as far as their description of the injury (goes)," said Bryan Bulaga. "It's definitely not that, or the Bo Jackson injury that everyone was talking about."
The former 23rd overall pick Bryan Bulaga, who was drafted by the Green Bay Packers in 2010, stated that he suffered a minor fracture to the hip socket, where the femur rests, and he was moving on to recovery at an excellent pace.
"It's just a small fracture in the hip capsle, just a freak injury the way my body was and my leg locked out," stated Bryan Bulaga. "It was a freak deal and it's definitely something we expect a full recovery from."
Bryan Bulaga said that he visited a specialist in Tennessee on Tuesday who determined that the fracture is healing well, which means that rumors of the hip injury being a career-ending threat are all inaccurate.
"It feels a lot better, that's for sure. From when it initially happened until now it feels a lot better," added Bryan Bulaga. "The specialist in Nashville said everything checked out, the progression of the healing, so we're pretty confident what we got going forward."
Asked if he thought he'd be available for offseason activities or OTAs in spring, Bryan Bulaga hesitated to put a date on his return.
"I have no idea. That's too far out yet," said Bryan Bulaga. "That's something we're going to have to talk about as we get closer to that point. We haven't even discussed."
"(Opening day) is obviously the goal, and I think it's definitely attainable from the way I'm feeling now and the report we got back (on Tuesday)," continued Bryan Bulaga. It's just a matter of making sure we're taking care of it and progressing properly."
The Green Bay Packers placed Bryan Bulaga on the season-ending injured reserve on 12th November. Although Bryan Bulaga wasn't initially on board with the idea of sitting out the rest of the season, he took heed to the team doctor's advice since giving his body a rest was the best way to heel the hip injury.
"As a football player, I wanted to know what the rehab time was so I could get back and do my part for the team, " said Bryan Bulaga, "but I think (they) just made a decision how was it going to heal the best and what was the best way to do it. I think the decision was right, but as a football player you want to play football."
In Bryan Bulaga absence, T.J. Lang had been moved at right tackle until he too was sidelined with an ankle injury during the Green Bay Packers' 23-14 win over the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday. Undrafted rookie Dom Barclay filled-in at the spot for Green Bay Packers during the rest of the game.
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PORTSMOUTH, N.H. (MyFoxBoston.com) -- A 63-year-old Methuen man died on Friday night after his car flipped several times on I-95 in Portsmouth.
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Quinnipiac University Baseball (0-3) at No. 28 University of Tennessee Volunteers (7-0)
Dates: Friday, Feb. 28 (6 p.m. EST), Saturday, Mar. 1 (3 p.m. EST), Sunday, Mar. 2 (2 p.m. EST)
Location: Lindsey Nelson Stadium - Knoxville, Tenn.
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The Quinnipiac baseball team will travel to Knoxville, Tenn to take on the University of Tennessee in a three-game series at Lindsey Nelson Stadium starting Friday the 28th and wrapping up Sunday March 1st.
Free, live video will be available for the three-game series, courtesy of the University of Tennessee athletics. Live stats and a running blog are also available at UTSports.com
Friday, Feb. 28 - 6 PM EST
Saturday, Mar. 1 - 3 PM EST
Sunday, Mar. 2 - 2 PM EST
This weekend's trip to Knoxville, Tenn. to take on the Vols will be the first trip to UT for the Quinnipiac baseball program.
Tennessee hosts Quinnipiac this record with a record of 7-0 through the first month of the season. The Vols are currently ranked #28 in the Baseball America NCAA Division I poll. The Vols currently boast six every-day players with a batting average of .346 or higher. David Houser currently leads UT in average (.412) and is tied with Scott Price for the RBI lead with eight. Price checks in at .391 (9-23) with a team-high nine runs scored as well as three doubles and one of Tennesse's two home runs so far this year. Nick Senzel is hitting at a .381 (8-21) clip while also leading the team in slugging percentage (.667) and on-base percentage (.519). Christian Stewart is hitting .346 (9-26) with six of his nine hits going for extra bases with four doubles and two triples. Stewart has also driving in eight runs, while scoring seven more.
Quinnipiac sophomore Ryan Nelson, a native of Knoxville, Tenn., will be playing in his hometown when the Bobcats and Vols face-off. Ryan's mother, Jane, will throw out the ceremonial first pitch prior to the start of Friday's game.
On Friday, Feb. 28, Quinnipiac freshman Thomas Jankins (0-1, 11.50) will face Tennessee RHP Nick Williams (2-0, 0.82). On Saturday, sophomore southpaw Justin Thomas (0-0, 0.00) will face UT's Andrew Lee (2-0, 2.31) followed by a match-up between Quinnipiac RHP Gregory Egan (0-1, 17.18) and Vols right-handed hurler Kyle Serrano (1-0, 4.70).
1. Mike Palladino CF/ So., 3GP, .300 (3-10), 1 RS
2. Matthew Batten 2B/ Fr, 3GP, .231 (3-13), 2 2Bs, 2 RBI
3. Ryan Nelson 3B/ So., 3GP, .077 (1-13), 1 2B
4. Vincent Guglietti 1B/ Jr., 3GP, .273 (3-11), 3 RS
5. Scott Donaghue SS/ Jr., 3GP, .400 (4-10)
6. Rob Pescitelli RF/ So., 3 GP, .125 (1-8), 1 3B, 2 RBI
7. Nic Civale LF/ Sr., 3 GP, .300 (3-10)
8. Matthew Oestreicher C/ Fr., 2 GP, .200 (2-5)
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Definition of beech in English:
beechSyllabification: beech
Pronunciation: /bēCH /
noun(also beech tree)
A large tree with smooth gray bark, glossy leaves, and hard, pale, fine-grained timber. Its fruit, the beechnut, is an important food for numerous wild birds and mammals.
- Genera Fagus (of the north temperate zone) and Notofagus (the southern beeches, of Australasia and South America), family Fagaceae: many species, especially the common American beech (F. grandifolia) and the European beech (F. sylvatica)
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- Suppose you are like me and cannot tell an elm tree from a beech tree.
- Nestled amid those trails and orange red maples, oaks, beeches and birches was the Lost River.
- Oaks, sycamores and beeches dotted well-tended lawns bordered by tarmacked paths and signposted at every junction.
Old English bēce, of Germanic origin; related to book and to Latin fagus 'beech', Greek phagos 'edible oak'.
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Authorities say a burglary in San Marcos led to a SWAT situation Friday afternoon.
Hays County Sheriff's deputies say it happened on Crest Circle around 2:30 p.m.
The owner of the home said two people were in the house and wouldn't leave.
The Hays County SWAT Team was called to the scene and tried to make contact with the suspects. The team eventually entered the home and secured the scene.
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Lessons from Business - Cultivating Multi -Sectoral Partnerships to Alleviate Undernutrition in India: Lessons from Naandi Foundation's School Feeding Program
In 2002, Naandi Foundation was asked to develop a system to administer the Midday Meal Program (MDM) in the city of Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh. To accomplish this, Naandi built a modern and hygienic central kitchen to provide meals to 120,000 students in the city's government-funded schools. Today, Naandi has successfully replicated its model and provides nutritious meals to over one million children across four Indian states (Andhra Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, and Orissa).
By supplementing the diets of underserved children, Naandi Foundation's school feeding program is improving the health of some of India's most vulnerable populations. These accomplishments, however, are not the result of Naandi's work alone. The successes and strengths of the school feeding program rely upon a broad set of partnerships that unites socially minded institutions from the public and private sectors to address the problem of undernutrition in India.


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Saturday 24th: John Adams wowed us all last week. A cross between Michael Buble and Jamie Cullum, he's totally got 'the look' of an X Factor winner, and I say again: based on what we've seen so far, I don't know how they'll be able to pick a winner!
However, we're now into Boot Camp and it's all change. They took them all to a Hotel and then sent half of them home again (how devastating must that have been?), and it was deja vu when Gary turned up on the veranda in one of Simon Cowell's T-shirts and Kelly forgot her skirt!
I can't believe those two with the green & purple hair got through. Neither of them can sing a note, and I only hope they end up leaving tonight, as we really don't want novelty acts taking the place of a more serious candidate this Series – as in the past.
I've mentioned John Adams, but I didn't see him at all last night. I know it was gone midnight when I started watching, but I hope he was there. The star of last night for me though was Sami Brookes. She was sensational. How sad that she felt more worried about her appearance (being up-against all those skinny girls), than her audition. I seem to remember another woman who had similar concerns. She hasn't done too badly for herself since, as I recall. Now, what was her name? Oh yes: Susan Boyle.
Sunday 26th: John Adams is out. Out in favour of boys who realistically can't possibly win it. At least Sami's still in. I'm looking forward to next week, but am very disappointed about John. I really don't understand it …
(The X Factor ITV1 Saturday/Sunday around 8.00 pm)
How to Win in the Den
Used to like Dragons' Den but are – like me – bored with it now? In that case, How to Win in the Den is the show for you! You can see such delights as the wonderful Hilary Devey in a ball machine and in her London home (it's just how I imagined it!), and updates on a lot of the people featured on previous Series of Dragons' Den.
The difference is, there's lots of help and advice for the budding entrepreneur and lovely stories of people who've gone on to achieve success since appearing on the show. It was an interesting programme, and the last ten minutes of Episode One are SO worth watching, as they featured Kirsty Henshaw – the woman who'd sold her non-dairy ice-cream to Tesco READ MORE HERE , and Layla Bennett, whose falconry business has gone from strength to strength since.
I cried my eyes out at their heart-warming stories, partly because they're both women who are as passionate, dedicated and hard-working as me, but also because I see them achieving real success for their efforts. If only there was a show like this for writers … CLICK HERE TO GO TO SITE/WATCH EP 1
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This week has been the least funniest week there's ever been on CDWM. Not that it wasn't funny and enjoyable, but there wasn't really a memorable one-liner I'm afraid. Hopefully there'll be lots next week. My pen is poised!
(Come Dine With Me Channel 4 Mon-Fri 5.30-6.00 & an hour's Episode Fridays 8.00-9.00 pm)
Celebrity MasterChef
More hacking and butchering this week, as 'Celebrities' vied for a career-boost – sorry, a coveted place in the next round. (Cynical, me?). I notice on here (and on Come Dine With Me), that Asian contestants only cook curries – despite there being a huge number of ingredients available to them.
The way to be successful (apart from your food looking/tasting good!), is to cook things outside of your cookery 'comfort zone', and this is where a number of them shoot themselves in the foot. Anyone can cook old familiar recipes – and they have their place – but it's the ones who go that 'extra mile' creatively, and cook 'outside the box' that tend to go through to the later rounds.
Aside from that observation, it was another week of John cooking without an apron on, and the candidates wandering around London in chefs' whites. That's SO unhygienic. It was also more of India Fisher's horrific narration. "London's busy West Eehhhnnd," "In a satay soooorrce," and "They'll be working under chef Taas Kaaaaarrn," she droned. Three sentences, ALL delivered in the identical depressing monotone – dropping the last word 'dooowwn' at the end.
Doesn't anyone notice? I know it's not just me who feels my blood pressure rise the second she opens her mouth. I'm constantly on edge whenever I listen to Radio 2, as her hideous trails are on several times an hour – all day, every day, and all sounding exactly the same! I have to watch MasterChef with the sound off/subtitles on as I can't bear to listen to her.
Aside from that, I still enjoy this show, despite John and Greg's increasingly over-dramatic comments. They put two through again this week. It's like X Factor; they'll have ended up putting too many through at this rate!
(Celebrity MasterChef BBC 1 Mon-Fri 2.15-3.00, Friday 8.30-9.00 + highlights Saturday teatime)
This week was a tale of two halves. Jake's winding me up now, and I'm on edge every time Pete and Sue 'feed' Ben and Karen a line as you can see the desperation in their eyes as they pray they'll say something funny. The scenes between them – and the ones in the school (without Ben), were really enjoyable and instantly recognisable to parents everywhere!
There was one very funny line: Ben's friend's been mugged so many times by the same gang that he's asked for a Loyalty Card!
(Outnumbered Episode 5 BBC1 9.00 pm Thursday this week)
What else?
The first Episode of Series 8 of Curb Your Enthusiasm was back to its brilliant best, and I laughed and squirmed through it. Sometimes I feel as frustrated as Larry David at some of the things he rightly gets confused about when his friends/people don't see things his way, but the next moment my jaw drops as he says or does something that if I were his friend I would be furious with him over!
That's one of the things that makes this show so watchable: you never know what's coming next. If you've never seen it, get Series 1 on DVD and plan a great night in, or just watch this Series and put the rest of them on your Christmas list. Susie's threat to Geoff if he ever thought of divorcing her was a perfect moment of TV. I don't believe there's anyone who wouldn't have laughed! CLICK HERE TO GO TO THE 'CURB' WEBSITE
(Curb Your Enthusiasm Series 8, Ep 2 More4 11.05 pm Sunday)
Radio Times
Don't forget Jeremy Vine's current Radio 2 Series Sounds of the 20th Century, which is a glorious hour of nothing but soundbites and music clips, charting the events of every year from 1951 to 2000. This week it's 1976. (Sounds of the 20th Century Radio 2 10.00 pm every Thursday)
Radio 4's comedy Clare in the Community returned last Friday with the revelation that Brian had accidently slept with the Au Pair's sister (he'd meant to sleep with the Au Pair!) and Clare was SO making him pay for it. Very, very funny radio.
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BIRMINGHAM, England - Prior to 2006, there were already several impressive accomplishments in Shenay Perry's tennis resumé. Her 2004 season was highlighted by her first Sony Ericsson WTA Tour quarterfinal (at Auckland), her first Top 20 win (Fabiola Zuluaga at Miami) and her career Top 100 debut. In 2005 she reached another quarterfinal (at Québec City), notched another Top 20 win (Alicia Molik at the US Open) and reached her first third round of a major (at Wimbledon). Already this year she has reached another final eight (at Memphis) and the third round at Roland Garros recently. Coming into Wimbledon ranked a career-high No.62, the 21-year-old American looks forward to using her power game to go even higher during the summer grass and hard court seasons. [After this interview was conducted, she reached the fourth round at The Championships.]
Tell us about your hometown, where you were born and grew up.
SP: I was born in Washington DC and grew up in Maryland. I trained in DC until I was 12 years old, in a group of about 20 kids that was sponsored by Reebok. We then moved to Coral Springs, Florida, which is where I live now. I haven't been back to DC in a while.
What does your family do, and do any of them play tennis?
SP: My dad, Ronald Sr., is an ex-firefighter and he coached tennis, he was my coach. My mom, Debra, was his assistant. They now run a club down in Vero Beach. My brother, Roland Jr., also plays.
Tell us about your first memory playing tennis. How did you start?
SP: I started playing with my dad. He used to play recreationally, so I'd go and watch him. He started me playing when I was 4 years old, before I started going to school. He was a firefighter at the time.
Tell us about your coaching.
SP: I was always coached by my dad until 2003. I went to academies once or twice, like Bollettieri's when I was 12 and Rick Macy's when I was 13 and 14, but it was always him until then. But for the last three years I've been coached by Ola Malmqvist.
Who were your tennis idols growing up, and why?
SP: The only one I remember was Pete Sampras. I have tried to model my game and personality on court after him. Unfortunately, I've never had a chance to meet him.
In your own words, describe your game style.
SP: I would consider myself an all-court player. My serve and forehand are my biggest weapons (note: her serve has been clocked at just under 120mph this year). My favorite surface is hard court.
What do you keep busy with away from the courts?
SP: I do a lot of off-court training, like the bike and weight training. When I'm not on a playing schedule, I usually do one hour of cardio and one hour of weights per day. I also enjoy shopping, listening to music, taking it easy. I'm starting to go to the beach.
What are your career goals?
SP: In the short term, I'd like to be Top 50 by the end of the year. Long term is probably Top 20, and long, long term would be Top 10.
What do you feel about the grass court season? Do you feel like your strengths come out on this surface?
SP: I feel I have the potential to play really well on this surface. I get off the court feeling really good about my game. I'm very optimistic about Eastbourne, and heading to Wimbledon again, to match what I did there last year would be great.
You've reached quarterfinals, third rounds at majors, and had wins over Top 20, Top 30 players. What are you most proud of to date?
SP: My proudest moment to date would definitely be reaching the third round at Wimbledon (in 2005). I had been injured for most of the season leading up to it, and to get to the third round was more than I had hoped going in. My biggest win would probably be beating Jelena Dokic in Birmingham in 2004. To beat her on grass at that point was shocking, because she had been a Wimbledon semifinalist.
What are your favorite destinations on the Tour?
SP: My favorite city is Rome, I always wanted to go there as a kid. I loved Auckland, I went there three years ago, it's just similar to the States. I like a lot of tournaments because of the surroundings, the atmosphere, like Memphis, the US Open and Indian Wells.
What do you feel about American tennis right now, and where do you feel you fit in?
SP: I don't really look at how American tennis is, I just focus on myself. I do feel like it will shape up but I don't feel pressure to carry the flag. I feel like this game is being dominated by a more diverse range of nations, and there is now much more depth than before.
You've mentioned before that you admire Althea Gibson, for opening up the door for African-Americans in tennis. Tell us about that.
SP: I'm aware of her presence, and what she did for African-Americans in the tennis world. Her accomplishments opened a lot of doors for us, like Zina Garrison did, Venus and Serena, even someone like Roy McMillan, they have all done a lot.


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While Twitter was a flurry claiming Julien had a "meltdown" and his remarks were unwarranted, others were quick to side with his post game comments. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, we'll let you decide. Full video can be seen via the official Boston Bruins site.
Julien was clearly and understandably frustrated by the lack of a penalty from a blatant cross check to forward Tyler Seguin late in the second period.
"Oh, it looks like nobody saw it," exclaimed Julien.
Captain Zdeno Chara quickly came to the defense of his teammate and received a fighting major for his actions. The Bruins certainly suffered during the third period as a result and perhaps had the call been made the game could have had a different result.
The remark that had most people either strongly agreeing or disagreeing with the Bruins' coach;
"It's frustrating because, you know, tonight as everybody saw there was a lot of embellishment. And this is embarrassing for our game – the embellishing – and right now they've got over 100 power plays so far and it's pretty obvious why," said Julien. "And we're trying to clean that out of our game, and it's got to be done soon because it's not about tonight it's about the game, and the embellishment embarrasses our game. And we need to be better at that."
In games past, Montreal has been quick to play the 'embellishment' game when it comes to facing the Bruins. Some players more so than others have a certain notoriety for drawing penalties from non-existent situations.
"It's pretty obvious, you know, when PK [Subban] gets hit and he throws himself into the glass and holds his head," said Julien. "You know what if we start calling those penalties for embellishment maybe teams will stop doing it. But until we take charge of that it's going to be an issue."
While the comments were strong in nature, it certainly wasn't a "meltdown" of any sorts. It was a coach defending his team, voicing his frustrations and calling the shots the way he saw them. Roles reversed, the Canadiens head coach Michel Therrien may have had similar if not the same sentiments. Fans will need to wait until March 27th to see what kind of game unfolds for this rivalry match up.


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Summary: The Science Museum in London is celebrating the centenary of computing pioneer Alan Turing, whose work helped shorten World War II, laid the groundwork for modern computers, and set the standard test for artificial intelligence
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Fuselage from the wreckage of a Comet aircraft
The Pilot ACE computer was used to investigate a series of fatal air crashes involving Comet aircraft in the 1950s. The cause of the crashes was subsequently found to be metal fatigue.
This piece of fuselage (pictured) is from a Comet that crashed in 1954 into the Mediterranean near Italy, killing 35.
Credit: Science Museum/SSPL
Alan Turing: 10 ideas beyond Enigma.
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Chemist Dorothy Hodgkin used the Pilot ACE computer in research into the structure of vitamins, using it to help devise this model of vitamin B12 (pictured), presented to the Science Museum in 1959.
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The Logic Machine devised by Turing protégé Dietrich Prinz
Turing went to work at Manchester University in 1948, after leaving the National Physics Laboratory. In 1949, his protégé Dietrich Prinz worked with philosophy lecturer Wolfe Mays to devise the electrical relay-operated symbolic logic machine pictured above. Built from RAF spare-parts, the machine is a device for testing logical propositions.
Turing was fascinated by thinking machines, and in 1950 wrote a paper published in Mind that contained what would become known as the 'Turing Test', a way to measure machine intelligence.
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