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Dont get TCU mens basketball coach Trent Johnson wrong. He was thrilled to see Amric Fields success in his first game back in over a year.Fields, who scored 16 points on 7 of 9 shooting, grabbed seven rebounds and provided a block in the final seconds to preserve the Horned Frogs 64-62 win at Washington State on Sunday afternoon, made it look much easier than it was.His return has been a grind after a knee injury in the third game of last season required several surgeries and long rehab process. Its one game, Johnson cautioned. We need to take this one game at a time. Everybody doesnt need to expect him to come out and be a world-beater every time and have a game like that.For one, Fields missed time on the floor has left him out of shape. Much of the teams summer practices and off-season workouts that require running, have been limited while his knee healed.Hell likely come off the bench again when TCU (2-2) takes on Alaska-Anchorage (5-1) at Sullivan Arena in Anchorage, Alaska at 1 a.m. central time Thursday morning. TCU plays either Indiana State or Tulsa on Friday.Johnson, who grew up in Seattle, was an assistant at Stanford when he made his first trip the Great Alaska Shootout. TCU last played in the tournament in 1995. Its very competitive, Johnson said. My first trip over here we had to fight to beat Alaska-Anchorage. Its beautiful country and the hosts here do a very good job, but it is a business trip.For Fields, who wasnt made available for this story, its a business trip months in the making. His return to the team was consistently stalled by inadequate progress with his knee and he was forced to watch TCUs first three games from the sidelines.He went through a lot in terms of the sacrifices he had to make over the last year because of his injury, Johnson said. Obviously, when you have a guy of his caliber it helps your team a lot because he can pass it, shoot it and you had guys playing out of position.Fields return is huge, not only for the talent he brings to the floor, but for the additional body Johnson has available. Freshman Hudson Price didnt make the trip while he recovers from concussion-like symptoms.The main thing for me is I need to make sure hes comfortable and hes able to play and help us when we know theres not going to be any setbacks, Johnson said. I thought he was exceptional, but still, hes a long way from being in the conditioning he needs to be in, so lets just take it one practice, one day at a time.The conditioning issue is important because it could lead to another injury if Fields isnt careful to not overexert his body.Im happy for him. I just dont want anymore setbacks, Johnson said. Its our responsibility that we play him only when hes comfortable. Hes not in shape. This game is hard enough to play if youre healthy, let alone if you havent played in a year. Youve got a guy coming back off major knee surgery, hes not in shape. Its going to take a while.
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The boy in that picture is my friend Sean (and his sister & one of my closest friends, Jaedyn) he's only 18 and has been through being emergency airlifted, put on life support, put into a coma and started chemo therapy for a very rare blood disease called HLH. Basically his white blood cells were being over produced and not effective at fighting off the virus he had. The cells began to attack and build up in his organs slowly shutting down his body. If not treated quickly HLH is rapidly fatal.
He's a strong and healthy kid he was never sick before this. Things like this could happen to anyone. They could happen to the people you care about. Take the time to stay in touch and remind people that you care because you never know.
I can't imagine how I would feel to finally wake up and hear that you had gotten and needed to continue chemotherapy. But Sean didn't complain, he's been totally optimistic and ready to face it head on.
I know that if Sean's body could handle the chemo while he was on life support he can handle it now no problem. He won't give up and he won't sit around feeling sorry for himself. The first thing Sean said to me after being taken off life support and out of the coma was telling me not to worry and that he's doing much better. That's the kind of guy Sean is he wants to lighten the mood and make everyone laugh, he doesn't want anyone sitting around feeling sorry for him.
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Kitchen Spotlight: Lisa's Bright, Rich Rental
We are totally loving this collection of Takahashi tin containers from Lisa's beautiful apartment kitchen in San Francisco. It's just a taste of the inspiration we found in this kitchen. It's a rental, but Lisa has lived there for 12 years, and it looks like she has made herself completely at home as a cook.
Look at a few more of our favorite things in this rich and inspiring rental kitchen.
A beautiful pendant lamp and splashes of bright color dress up a rental kitchen into a more personal space.
Goodies in the windowbox.
So much red!
We like the guest chair - make sure there's somewhere for a friend to sit and chat while you cook.
Very much liking this walkway between the kitchen and dining room, with so much built-in storage.
Lovely mismatched flea market dishes.
Another shot of the walkthrough.
A vignette and collection of small objects on top of the microwave.
And from kitchen to table - her absolutely lovely dining room.
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Related: Kitchen Spotlight: Kyle's Colorful Boston Perch
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Lisa and I have VERY similar kitchens, and styles! My kitchen also has the relatively-dark wood cabinetry, the faux-marble laminate counter and not-so-matching neutral floor, with whiteish walls and chair rails all around. The shape of the room is different, but we even have remarkably similar built-ins.
I just moved in a couple months ago and I've been really frustrated with it, trying to figure out what the heck to do about all these disparate "neutrals" from different eras â the cute original touches paved over by sorta-ugly 80s or 90s "updates". But now! After seeing this kitchen, I realize all I have to do is bring what comes naturally into the kitchen: lots of colorful bits and my preferred vintage kitchen objects, and don't be afraid to look up! It's not an ideal blank slate, but the moved-in result feels just right. What a relief!
I love the Takahashi canisters! I have an old hutch with shelves with canisters on them, but the canisters are nothing special - would love some with color.
Who/what/when/where - are they flea market finds (they look mid-70's colors from the photo) or are they available commercially?


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(CNN) -- A Texas mother makes a horrifying discovery in her home.
Three of her children were dead in what appears to be a murder-suicide.
"I heard the banging," said neighbor Jessica Olivares.
Jessica Olivares is one of few who heard gunshots without knowing what was unfolding next door.
I heard somebody banging on my door like four times.
It was not banging it was shooting. It happened just before 2 p.m. in a home in Stafford.
"I've seen things happening in other areas but never seen anything like that here," said neighbor William Brantley.
Once inside what detectives found was sad, grotesque and peculiar. Three siblings dead in separate rooms. Each shot. One of them the gunman, with a gun laying near him.
"Which sibling basically murdered the other two so we're still looking into that," said Lt. J. Leedom from the Stafford Police Department.
Police recovered more than one gun from inside the home. The dead siblings are 23-year-old Faheem Mughal, 18-year-old Fahad Mughal, and Rebecca Mughal, who was just 15.
"It's sad because Rebecca was such a good student. It was so sad," said a friend of Rebecca's, Monet Casas.
Friends say Faheem worked on friends' cars. Fahad would help him. The family seemingly got along. So what happened to cause one of them to shoot to kill is the lingering question.
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Common Good Farm is a mom & pop family farm...small, sustainable, certified organic & Biodynamic...growing good food since Autumn of 1996 for southeast Nebraska. We are just 15 miles northwest of Lincoln, near Raymond. We're committed to sustaining a family farm in Lancaster County to provide delicious, healthful food for our community & neighbors...to tend the soil, grow the food & love the land.
We grow over 45 different kinds of produce -- 4 acres of veggies & herbs. We also have veggie & herb plants in the springtime at our organic plant sale, raise pastured pork, grass-fed beef & a pasture-based laying flock for gorgeous organic eggs.
The heartbeat of our farm is our CSA, offering seasonal CSA shares with an option for a 12-week and 15-week Summer CSA & a separate Fall Harvest CSA...do both or choose the one that works best for your family! We're at Old Cheney Farmer's Market in Lincoln; find us there for the first half of the season & usually again for October.
Eggs are available year-round at the farm & at Open Harvest in Lincoln. Open Harvest also carries our produce seasonally. Meat is butchered annually in late fall/early winter. We also sell wholesale to restaurants & grocers in Lincoln...hopefully at your favorite places!
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2014 Fall CSA Shares: We still have some remaining fall CSA spots...a $50 deposit holds your share. Use the same pledge form as for our summer CSA & supporting memberships. Info here on our fall CSA shares.
2015 CSA information & pledge forms will be available & posted after November 1, 2014. We'll be basically doing the same thing we did this year...check back after then for updated info!
2014 Summer CSA Shares: SUMMER CSA IS FULL! Other options are supporting memberships to get the newsletter, as well as great plant & produce discounts! We're also taking deposits for our fall shares now & it's a good idea to contact us to get on the information list for 2015. We'll begin taking shares for 2015 in November 2014. Read more about both our Summer CSA and Fall CSA.
2014 Supporting Memberships: For a suggested donation of $30 or more, this is a great way to participate in farm events, receive great recipes & the farm newsletter in season, receive a 10% discount on the plants and veggies from the farm throughout the year! Find out more...a supporting membership makes a wonderful gift!
Grass-Fed Beef & Pastured Pork: We will have extremely limited supply of our beef for our fall butchering round. This is still the effect of the 2012 drought. Pork will not be available again until at least Spring 2015. Read more info about our meat & how we raise our animals. You can also contact us to receive our 2014 beef order form as soon as it is finalized & you will then get additional information on pork for 2015 & beef for fall 2015.
Veggies for Sale at the Farm Gate: We also sell produce as available on-farm. Just call or fill out the contact form. More details under Farm Offerings for what we're currently have available.
Common Good Farm In the News & On the Web: Lincoln's Journal Star highlighted a video documentary project that Open Harvest has been working on for much of 2012 with us. Find the Journal Star article here. The Open Harvest "Higher Ground" documentary video (parts one & two) are on Vimeo here.
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BATTLE CREEK (WKZO) -- Battle Creek police have released the name of the young victims of a suspected drunk driver who were struck as they walked along Columbia Avenue late Saturday night.
Lillie Montgomery was killed and boyfriend Christopher Gariepy was critically injured.
He has since been upgraded to good condition at Bronson Hospital in Kalamazoo.
The 57-year-old woman from Ceresco who was behind the wheel of the pick-up truck is free pending the results of blood tests to determine if she was legally drunk.
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LA Elementary Schools Drop Open Court Literacy Program
The structured Open Court program has been dropped in favor of California Treasures, which gives teachers more flexibility in the classroom.
Open Court had generated controversy ever since former Superintendent Roy Romer made its adoption one of the centerpieces of his education reform strategy. Romer made it mandatory for all Los Angeles Unified School District schools despite teachers' complaints that it took away their independence in the classroom.
Teachers who used the program were required to teach specific material in a specific order, with compliance overseen by coaches. supervisors and periodic tests. One of the upsides was its consistency across classrooms, so children who frequently moved from school to school were able to keep up with their work.
According to the Times, the program results didn't meet expectations – the results did rise initially, but leveled out in upper classes. Gains also weren't uniform; there wasn't much controversy among teachers when, in a unanimous vote, the School Board decided to scrap Open Court.
California Treasures, the program slated to replace Open Court, is less rigid. It offers teachers goals and strategies rather than specific lesson plans. Although the material taught is similar, it suggests different approaches for students with different reading proficiencies. The readings offered are also more in sync with materials students cover in their other classes such as history and social studies, allowing for a more integrated learning experience.
The adoption of Treasures is also a good fiscal choice, the board argues. The cost of the new program is $40 million over 6 years, while continuing to run the out-of-print Open Court would have cost the district an estimated $90 million.
Sounds to me like some teaches needed to go, the program was sabotaged from the begining.
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The program got some weak reviews early on. The first grade studies, completed in the 60s, that measured results of virtually every method available, including heavy phonics (yes, we had that then) did not show a strong bias toward any single program or method. The teacher seemed to be the most important factor.
This is understood in nations such as Finland where teachers can make curriculum decisions. There is not need to prescribe a single program to teach reading in every class in the district. Schools are not factories and children are not widgets.
Probably the first intelligent move LAUSD has made in a while. I taught previously at a scripted curriculum school using a different program than open court, but very similar and hated it. It was against all I'd learned about education; I feel such programs are a disservice especially to our at risk students. (I explore my scripted curriculum experiences on my blog http://3rseduc.blogspot.com)
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More than 1,000 seats will be available during 22 tours to be held throughout the upcoming year at the Department of Energy site near Aiken, South Carolina.
Driving tours are offered each year at SRS to provide members of the public an opportunity to see many of the site's facilities and learn more about the site's history, current activities and future missions.
The first of the tours will be held in January. Each tour starts at the Aiken County Applied Research Center located off Highway 278, near New Ellenton, and begins with an overview presentation about SRS and a safety briefing.
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Fourth segment of Rocket to the Stars describes a new rocket propulsion technology called Variable Specific Impluse Magnetoplasma Rocket or VASIMR for short.
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The record source of a report determines which fields from your database can be displayed on the report. In a relational database, related data is usually spread out across multiple tables. For example, information about customers is stored in one table, and information about each customer's orders is stored in another table. Reports give you a flexible way to "reassemble" the data and display it in just the way you want. However, you must make sure the record source contains all the data you need before the report can display it.
If all of the fields you need are in a single table, you can use that table as the record source of the report. If the fields you need are contained in two or more tables, you will need to make sure that the tables can be joined logically on some kind of common value, and then create a named query or an embedded query to use as the record source.
A named query is one that has been saved and is visible in the Navigation Pane, under Queries. You can use a named query as a record source for multiple forms or reports. However, that making future modifications to the query will affect all forms and reports that are bound to it. This can lead to maintenance problems later on. In addition, it's relatively easy to delete a named query, which breaks any forms or reports that are bound to it.
For more information about creating a named query, see the article…(LINK)
An embedded query is an SQL statement that is stored in the Record Source property of the report. Since an embedded query is not a separate object that is displayed in the Navigation Pane, it's less likely that you'll break the report by accidentally deleting or modifying its query. Creating an embedded query is recommended if you want the query to be dedicated only to the report you are creating (in other words, you won't want to share the query with any other objects).
Embedded queries are created by default when you use the Report Design, Blank Report, or Labels tools, described in the next section. Embedded queries are also created by the Report Wizard, provided that you select data from more than one table for your report. If you only select data from one table, the Report Wizard binds the report directly to that table.
You can also create an embedded query by copying the SQL statement from a named query that is open in SQL View, and then pasting the SQL statement into the Record Source property of a report. To open a named query in SQL View:
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To create a report in Access, you click one of the tools in the Reports group of the Create tab. Depending on how you use the tools, each one creates one of the three record source types described in the preceding section.
The following table describes what each report tool does, and what record source types are created by default.
Report Design
Blank Report
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Note The Report Design, Report Wizard, and Labels tools all create "Client" reports, which are not compatible with the Publish to Access Services feature of Access 2010. For more information, see the article Build an Access database to share on the Web.
Any report that is bound to a table or named query can be modified so that it is bound to an embedded query instead. As mentioned earlier, this can make a database easier to maintain by making reports more self-contained, and less dependent on other objects. Depending on your current record source type, use one of the following methods to convert it to an embedded query:
If the Record Source property is a table name, you can quickly create an embedded query by clicking the Build button in the Record Source property box.
Note If the new query does not contain all the fields that were used on the report, Access will prompt you for a parameter value for each missing field. You can either delete the reference to the field on the report, or use the procedure under Edit an embedded query to add the missing fields to the query.
You can copy an embedded query directly from the Record Source property of one object to another. That way, if another form or report contains an embedded query that returns the data you want, it's easy to reuse it for the report you're working on.
As your database grows, you might need to modify the record source of a report, for example, to add more fields to a report. Use this procedure to open the record source in the Query Builder:
For more information about creating queries, see the article Introduction to queries.
You might decide that the embedded query that is serving as the record source for a report might also be useful for some other purpose. In that case, you can save it as a named query which will then be available for use by other objects.


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Number 73
Hey you, get ready, get on your feet. Get into gear and hit this street. Hey you, get moving its not too far, youre looking good so come as you are. Hey you, you never know what youll see when its through that door with the 73
There was a time when, before the introduction of forty-seven billion digital channels broadcasting every programme ever made all day every day, Saturday morning was the most important time in a childs television viewing week. Full of adults doing stupid things in the name of entertainment, and featuring cartoons, the latest music and the occasional interview with a politician to pretend the show was also educating you (that was normally when I went to make some toast) they contained everything needed to help them start their weekend off with some chaotic fun.
And there was a knack to making a really successful Saturday morning kids TV show: aim it at grown-ups. All the best ones - TISWAS, No. 73, SM:TV and to a slightly lesser extent Going Live (mainly the Trev & Simon bits of course) had the whacky, zany mahem (all live kids television programmes have to be described using those words apparently ) that children love, but also carried a level of humour that appealed to adults. Mostly because of the sniggered innuendo that parents prayed their offspring wouldnt ask about.
TISWAS was loud, messy and in-your-face-anarchic. When Television South (TVS) devised a short-term replacement for it at the beginning of 1982 they took a different tack and came up with a completely new format. No. 73 was still live, it still featured guest stars, bands and competitions, but instead of everything happening in a studio, the setting was instead inside a house, complete with eccentric inhabitants. This allowed plotlines and characters to develop throughout the course of the show.
Broadcast only in the TVS region for the first season (it networked from the third season), it needed some fine-tuning before it became the much-loved programme that we all remember (not to mention that it didnt yet feature the catchy theme tune whose lyrics begin this article).
Ethel Davis (Sandi Toksvig, now better known for her TV and radio presenting work such as The News Quiz) owned the house where everything took place. Originally Toksvig played Ethel as an old lady (despite being barely into her twenties in 1982), who regularly opened her house to the local youngsters, who would pile in and watch the activities from within. Ethel was aided by her clumsy and always fashionably (ok, it was the early 1980s, so obviously you should replace fashionably for hideously) dressed nephew Harry Stern (Nick Staverson) and her boyfriend Percy Simmonds (Patrick Doyle, now a well-known composer and director). Dawn Lodge (hugely successful film director Andrea Arnold) played the lodger (geddit?), known for her roller-booting antics around the house and her animal interactions alongside vet David Taylor.
The first series came and went and TISWAS returned to the TVS network until the summer. No. 73 then underwent a few transformations (no hoards of kids rampaging through the house, and it now included the new, punchy theme tune) and hit the screens again. This time, Ethel had somehow lost a fair few years and whilst she, Percy, Dawn and Harry (plus a few others) were still played as largely scripted characters, both they, and other new cast members were allowed to let their own personalities shine through, paving the way for lots of funny ad-libbing. This made it feel a lot more relaxed and natural, and therefore laugh-out-loud hilarious on plenty of occasions. This was with the exception of Harry, however who didnt appear to be able to say anything that hadnt been written down for him. Neil Buchanan started to appear as, er Neil the cartoonist and Kim Goody (who had appeared in Play Away, and went on to be a singer and songwriter) also began to show her face. Comedian Toksvig was the most naturally gifted performer on the set, with fantastic dead-pan humour and great comic timing.
As well as all the magazine show type of features, No. 73 also included storylines revolving around Ethel, the house and her personal relationships (including a will-she-wont-she plot involving an intended marriage to her very dull bank manager). There was also the odd spat with her neighbours, Martin and Hazel Edwards (Richard Addison and Jeannie Crowther), who tried to play the parental figures to counteract the mania next door.
The bit of the show that everybody really looked forward to was The Sandwich Quiz, whose title told you everything you needed to know: it was a quiz, and it involved sandwiches. Two contestants (who had guest-starred on the programme that week) stood behind a kitchen counter - on either side of the diminutive Ethel - armed with a knife that would be used for buttering purposes. Ethel started the quiz by reading out a general knowledge question. Whoever banged their knife on the counter first got to answer; if they got it right they won a slice of bread. They could then choose a category question in order to win a sandwich filling, and the player at the end of the game with the most complete sandwiches took the Golden Loaf trophy. Things generally got manic and out of control which made for lots of laughs, but the bit that everybody loved the most was at the beginning, when Ethel introduced the audience to the quiz via a fast-paced tongue-twister.
Its the daring, dazzling, death-defyingly dull, devastatingly dangerous, delectable, delicatessen-able, divinely decadent Sandwich Quiz! (Incidentally, I heard Toksvig on the radio recently and she can still recite this at the same speed. This is probably because everybody she has met in the 25 plus years since she left No. 73 has asked her to do it for them.)
Also inserted into the programmes mix were segments where the cast got to act in deliberately amateurish films created by Ethels newly-formed company Front Door Productions. Obviously sticking to the adage so bad its good, they were crammed full of horrendous jokes and puns, and were generally relished by both their cast and audience.
No. 73 continued to gain in popularity, although a spark was lost when Toksvig left after the sixth series in 1986. Dawn, Harry, Kim and Neil continued to host the Saturday morning pandemonium, with new cast members appearing throughout. The Sandwich Quiz turned into The Duster Muster (a cleaning competition. Not quite the same appeal as sandwiches), and a second, thinned-out cast version was introduced on a Sunday morning.
The eighth and last series took a slightly surreal turn: now renamed 7T3, the houses nasty landlord decided that the poorly maintained street it resided on should be torn down (No. 73 itself had plaster falling down on a regular basis by then), and replaced with a Wild West theme park. Of course it should. Perfectly reasonable idea. The cast moved into a saloon (still number 73 of course No. 73 Wild West Street perhaps?) and the guest/band/competition action took place on the set of the cowboy town. I never saw this series, but reading this description back it doesnt strike me as surprising that this series of 7T3 was the only one, and the door of No. 73 permanently closed in March 1988.
Undoubtedly the programme was at its best when Ethel was at the helm, but even the series that she didnt feature in were still amongst the most original and entertaining Saturday morning programmes ever. Except when Frank Sidebottom featured in it, but I have a phobia of large, papier-mâché heads so that might just be me.
Also remembered...
I put the following as a comment under "No. 73" so I guess it should also be here:
Hey you, get ready get on your feet
Get into gear and hit this street
Hey you, get moving, it's not too far,
You're looking good so come as you are.
Hey you, you never know what you'll see
When it's through that door with the 73.
Never seen nothing, no, not like this place
Never been no, no way not ever known
Never seen no place nowhere similar
Not like 73
Hey you, get ready get on your feet
Get into gear and hit this street,
It's you that we wanna see
So get down to 73
Get down to 73
Hey you, get down to 73....
The above site tells you everything you could possibly want to know about 73.
If anyone has any 73 recorded off-air, hang onto it as some later shows are said to be missing from the archive. (Though don't ask me who to contact!) From what I've read elsewhere on the Net - and I'm only repeating what I've read - it's also affected by the same rights issues as other TVS shows. There seems to be some confusion surrounding what happened to the TVS archive. The only children's show of theirs included in the CITV Old Skool weekend was Neil Buchanan's "Art Attack".
80s Viewer08-Mar-2013, 11:18:11 AM
Hey you get ready its not too far youre looking good just as you are.
What a theme song it was almost like a form of rap and I even remember singing it over and over again at the time, like I was a young but tragically naive Eminem.
Number 73 was perhaps my favourite TV programme when I was younger. There was something about the strangeness and anarchy of it that appealed to me.
Maybe it was so anarchic because it was broadcast live it was on Saturday mornings from 1982 to 1988. And the show had quite a few people youd still recognize these days - Sandi Toksvig (From various Panel Shows), Neil Buchanan (From Art Attack!), Andrea Arnold and Richard Waites.
It was a different thing from the usual Saturday morning fodder the show had actors in character as hosts, performing their own comedy storyline around the usual guests, music videos, competitions and cartoons. You could tell that a lot of the show was improvised, - apparently there was a whole week of rehearsals before the live broadcast on Saturday morning. That must have been stressful!
Also, I realised recently that there are a lot of people who dont know Number 73 because it was broadcast only in the south of the UK, while the rest of the country continued to get Tiswas.
Each episode ended with Ethel hosting the (daring, dazzling, death-defyingly dull, devastatingly dangerous, delectable, delicatestible, divinely decadent) Sandwich Quiz, a madcap general knowledge game pitting two of that week's guests against each other.
It lasted until 1988 when a more traditional Saturday morning show called Motormouth started up (Which I couldnt stand!) The Presenters of this were quite a few of the same people and a few familiar faces: Tony Gregory, Neil Buchanan, Gaby Roslin and Caroline Hanson.
Of course Gaby Roslyn went on to present the Big Breakfast with Chris Evans which was one of my favourite adult breakfast TV programmes!
DYR04-Mar-2013, 03:03:11 PM
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OneBank3 is the latest in a long line of bank bag replacements for the default bank bags that will combine all of your bags into one frame.
OneBag has a long history of minimalism and OneBank3 will continue to uphold the standard of easy of use and simplicity it's predecessors set. Like the earlier versions OneBank will continue to offer powerful options for those who wish to delve a little deeper.
Also in the vein of earlier iterations I've kept to the philosophy of doing as little work as possible, as a result the code base is very small, and most of it is in the OneCore library. As of the time of writing there are only 227 lines of code unique to OneBank3, and only 981 lines of code in OneCore itself. LoC is a horrible stat in general, but it's fun none the less, and I cheat horribly since I build off the powerful Ace3 libraries.
- Can now run completely independent of OneBag3
- Combines all of your bank bags into one.
- Customizable number of columns.
- Inherent support for addons that interact with the default bags.
- Color coded slots by item rarity or bag type.
- Allows only certain bags to be displayed, either by slot or type.
- Custom bag bar which will highlight it's associated slots on mouseover. This highlighting can be locked in place by clicking.
- Integrated purchasing of bag slots.
- Customizable scale, background color, alpha, and more.
- Clean and powerful graphical configuration.
Future Plans
- Release OneView3, and OneVault3
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- OneCore
- The brains and the brawn of the outfit, Core does all the heavy lifting both logic and layout wise. This is embedded in OneBag by default, and you shouldn't need to worry about installing it unless you're running no-lib builds.
- On WowAce
- On Curse
- OneBag3
- OneBank's adventurous brother who didn't mind being dragged through a dank swamp, Bag does pretty much the exact same job for your character's bag as OneBank3 does for your bank bags.
- On WowAce
- On Curse
- OneRing3
- OneRing is the little cousin that's quiet and unobtrusive, he loves to copy the way OneBag dresses and has an obsession for keys.
- On WowAce
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- Coming Soon(tm)
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Localization is powered by WowAce's built in translation system. Please use the following links to contribute to localization.
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- Currently needing - Latin American Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Spanish
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- Currently needing - Latin American Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Spanish
Bug Reports & Suggestions
Please report all bug reports to my tracker on WowAce.
I want to thank all the users who've been using OneBag and OneBank for so long. I'm hoping not to leave the code on autopilot quite like I did once OB2 went stable, although it was nice to not have to touch it for almost two years.
jacklin213 Oct 19, 2013 at 19:59 UTC - 0 likes
Don't know if it's just me but the curse links for onebag3, onecore, onering3 is giving me a 404
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Love this addon, been using it for years. Just wondering if a sort function was in the works or a suggestion on another addon that would work for that.
cjchmie Aug 21, 2010 at 03:21 UTC - 0 likes
HI, i'm not sure if i am missing something or not... but i can't seem to but Bags in, after i buy the slot for them ...
Is there a combination of keys that i'm missing,
Other then that i love both onebag and onebank, so much eiaser to find what you need.
chronickilla Apr 20, 2009 at 21:02 UTC - 0 likes
Onebag3 is a great time saver. I enjoy using it so much i installed onebank3. New addon fixed frame issue. Thanks A lot!
MHochegger Apr 08, 2009 at 05:28 UTC - 0 likes
First - thanks for working on the onexxxxx-stuff - great add-ons! But - I'm missing the bag break option in the latest beta - is this as planned or am I missing here something?
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Where You've Seen Her: You may have first seen English darling Juno Temple in the 2006 film Notes on a Scandal and in 2007 in Atonement. Since then, she's gone on to appear in The Other Boleyn Girl, and Year One. Temple's star is rising more this summer-- you can catch her in The Dark Knight Rises and Killer Joe, both in theatres now.
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just putting that there for any that wants to armory me.
I have been playing a Prot warrior for my guild from the pre BC days and a warrior for longer than that. small guild so no we are not cutting edge. I have followed this class for longer then most on here have been playing this game. the one game mechanic i have never understood is damage vs survivability. now i do not mean DPS, damage, the numbers that a skill puts out when it hits. WHY oh WHY must a warrior tank give up damage to get either threat or survivability. In fact the whole threat idea is just silly when you already do damage to a mob. why do i need a piss the guy off portion of a skill to exist? Oh yeah because for some reason when i swing this massive axe with my massively armored and muscled arm, I'm going to hit softer then this other guy...
blizzard needs to stop screwing over PVE because then cant balance PVP. the real answer is simple. either make some skills not function in PVP like this already do with several professions and skills or have the skills damage formula change for PVP.
I should not have to work harder in PVE to preform my role because some dev keeps getting owned on his/her mage when a warrior picks on them in PVP


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- May 28, 2011 at 11:30 am
Love this, thanks!
- May 28, 2011 at 1:40 pm
that ink marbling activity looks so fun!
- May 28, 2011 at 3:51 pm
OK, that igloo is just TOO COOL! I'm going to have to check that out! And the ink marbling is one we're already planning on. Thanks
- May 29, 2011 at 12:02 am
What a fun list – I love that igloo and the pillow is just too darn cute!
- May 29, 2011 at 12:22 am
Thanks for including Zu's prints!
- May 30, 2011 at 5:40 am
I love the braid, but I wish there was a link to how to do it. And those shelves 3 photos down are SO awesome
- June 1, 2011 at 4:33 am
I LOVE the Harry Potter pillow!!! That is the cutest pillow I have ever seen! And the milk carton igloo is so cool – I'm sure those boys were in heaven!
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- June 1, 2011 at 9:48 am
Oh My God !! Fantastic your weekend and really Beautiful all pics . great posting for weekend and your pretty look.thanks
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A Charlottesville man is under arrest after running from a car following a crash Monday afternoon in Albemarle County.
It happened around 3:15 p.m. along Blenheim Road. Witnesses say they saw a man leave the car and run into the woods.
They say he had been driving erratically.
Albemarle County police say 34-year-old Anthony Wayne Martin is charged with hit-and-run and for driving with a revoked license.
He was found not far from the crash scene and was arrested without incident.


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What do you do when you see your high school,
four years after you graduate, in internet articles about the drama club that you helped to create?
You cry. You cry and cry and cry.
Because you remember the painful days of trying to make it work, the teenage struggles that dissolved into color-music and screaming silence.
Because there are basement days, studio days, cafeteria days, lab days, black box days, all of them are far and still so close. You can hear the breath in the tiles…they still sigh your stories under new feet every day, every year you've been gone.
Because you can still remember what it feels like to get that new box of hoodies and get invited to conventions.
You realize that you cry because you started something. You let new generations live the dream, so to speak.
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With candidates making promises to have a pay-as-you-go gym, a free annual music event or free printer credits, it seems a shame that the elections still fail to capture the attention of the majority of the student population. Students should try to engage more with Guild politics to get the most out of their university experience and ensure that they are fully represented by the best possible candidate.
Making the City Playable conference in September and will run for two months. From now and until then we will work with the creators to question, explore and make the most engaging, surprising, thoughtful project we can. I love how much this project moves on the notion of a Playable City and look forward to demonstrating again that playful city interventions can be more than just fun.
In the last 17 months a blaming culture and racist attitude has damaged the lives and reputation of thousands of Romanians in the UK. The British public was continuously served with scaremongering about Romanians who, in their vast majority, are hard working people, honest, committed, pay taxes and contribute to the growth of this country.
The night rounded off with what could only be the most embarrassing and funny thing in the whole of TGI's... receiving our burger face pictures. Earlier on a guy came around snapping pictures of us making our 'burger faces' before we tucked into the delicious food. You can see my stunning burger face below...
We've only just started this project, I'm dead excited about this one, its the sequel to an English movie called 'Monsters'. It's really not what you'd expect from that title, it's beautiful and dark, a powerful movie that deals with the acceptance of that which is alien to us (the West specifically, it was filmed in the Sudan).
As part of the global Red Cross and Red Crescent humanitarian network, The British Red Cross helps millions of people in the UK and around the world prepare for, respond to and recover from emergencies, disasters and conflicts. The British Red Cross works with other Red Cross and Red Crescent societies in the delivery of parcels as well as the IFRC and ICRC.
The University of Bristol won its very own Gromit, known as 'Bark at Ee', at the extremely popular Gromit Unleashed auction. A total of 80 Gromit statues were auctioned, raising a staggering 2.3 million pounds for the Bristol Children's Hospice at the Mall's outdoor pavilion which was transformed into an auction room for the evening with 500 Bristol-based guests were invited to the event.


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The study looked at ad length (15 or 30 second), ad placement (pre- or post-roll), companion banner ads (with or without), and whether the content was original to the Internet or a repurposed TV commercial.
While they apparently didn't actually ask if the 1400+ consumers surveyed liked the ads, After the 1400+ participants viewed the ads, the OPA asked whether they liked the ads, whether the ads were relevant and whether the ads improved the consumers' perception of the brand. Surprisingly, the ads did improve brand perception, even if the consumers' perception of the brand before viewing the ad was negative–but the 30 second ads more so.
MediaPost quotes Forrester Research's Peter Kim to explain this finding:
It makes sense because the OPA isn't factoring in the 'annoying factor.' When you assume that people have gotten past the fact that any pre-roll is annoying, a longer ad is powerful because it gives you time to engage the consumer and deliver a stronger message.
So, does it take 10 or 15 seconds to get over the annoyance of a pre-roll ad? Or do you use those few seconds just to look at another tab in your browser anyway?
The finding is particularly interesting since we know YouTube has been considering pre-rolls for a long time.


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Harvey Gantt, Charlotte's first African-American mayor, endorsed James Mitchell on Thursday morning in the Democratic mayoral primary – a boost to Mitchell's campaign against Mayor Pro Tem Patrick Cannon.
Gantt said he has watched Mitchell work with neighborhood leaders effectively, and he praised Mitchell's work "in the business community." Gantt cited Mitchell's work as a City Council member to help bring the Charlotte Knights uptown to a new baseball stadium and his work in keeping the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte.
The City Council earlier this year voted to give the NFL team $87.5 million in exchange for a "hard tether" to keep the team in Charlotte for six years.
"He understands what gives the mayor power in this city," said Gantt, who was mayor from 1983 to 1987.
Gantt said Mitchell would be the next in a long line of Democratic mayors, including "Stanford Brookshire, Eddie Knox, yours truly, and Anthony Foxx."
Mitchell and Foxx are personal friends, and Mitchell has used Foxx's photo in a campaign mailer.
Foxx, who is now U.S. secretary of transportation, has not endorsed anyone in the race, though his support for Mitchell is implied.
The Mitchell campaign said it would be sending out two mailers this weekend touting the Gantt endorsement. The primary is Tuesday.
Gantt's endorsement could have weight in the Democratic primary, where 63 percent of registered voters in the city are black.
Cannon has been endorsed by the Black Political Caucus of Charlotte-Mecklenburg.
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With Warm Bodies, zombie fans finally have a film that their romantic-comedy-loving partners can sit through easily and that they can enjoy together.
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In our guild (which is admittedly small, with 34 accounts), if a player in a pug seems to be of good quality, is good to be with and knows his stuff we would consider inviting him to the guild. If we thought he or she was a good match (or if someone contacted us wanting to join) we would set up a run or two with some officers to see how well he fit in in terms of game play and in terms of how the player was to be with in game and in vent.
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Alex Ovechkin was in the lineup for the first time this preseason and he made sure his presence was felt. In the opening minutes of Tuesday's game against Boston. Ovechkin dished out numerous big hits and kept up the pace throughout the game. "It's, you know, physical game. It is always nice to just get into it right away," Ovechkin said. "In the scrimmage like we don't hit a lot. Just try to play more casual and right now it is just time to get into it."
"The Great Eight" also showcased the other side of his game by notching 2 points which good for the 1st star of Tuesday's matchup. "Just give them puck and they score goals. So it was easy," Ovechkin remarked.
Despite all the things that went well for Ovechkin and Capitals the game took a scary turn late in the 3rd period when he was boarded by Gregory Campbell. Ovechkin didn't take kindly to that and slashed Campbell hard in the shin immediately after. "If he doesn't duck his head he could have been seriously hurt. So I don't blame him for going back at him," head coach Bruce Boudreau said in his post game press conference.
Offseason addition D.J. King also played a very physical game, getting into a heated fight in the first period with the Bruins Sean Thornton perhaps showing the Verizon Center faithful just why the Capitals traded for him in July. "I had told him early on that you don't have to fight in training camp but he wanted to show his new teammates and fans that he is not bad at his craft," said Boudreau.
"It is nice to get the first one out of the way, it wasn't mid-season form that's for sure," King remarked. "I am not going to lie. I look at other teams rosters, and I know there are a lot of big boys out east. It is going to be a battle every night," he said.
King's fight may have spurred the Capitals on as just a minute and 41 seconds later Mathieu Perreault scored the first goal of the night. "It made the guys feel better on the bench, that they got a big brother out there… We never really had that tough physical presence last year," Boudreau said
The Bruins Jeremy Reich tied the score later in period, sneaking a shot past Capitals goalie Michal Neuvirth. Washington retook the lead late in the 2nd period when Alexander Semin netted a nice wrist shot on the power play.
Cody Eakin scored the Capitals third goal of the night when he went top shelf on Bruins goalie Nolan Schaefer.
The 19 year old center has made the battle for the 3rd line center position between him, Marcus Johansson, Mathieu Perrault and Matt Hendricks more interesting than originally thought. "They are sure making it tough. They are not giving an inch." Boudreau noted. "I did not expect Cody Eakin quite frankly, as a junior to come in and play as well as he did… It is making for some interesting fodder, if that is even a word," he said.


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- Alexander Melnikov (Piano)
- Teunis Zwart (Horn)
- Isabelle Faust (Violin)
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"Faust cuts loose with fervor in the Violin Sonata, op. 78. The combination of her passionately Romantic expressiveness with her somewhat cool tone sounds ideally suited to Brahms, who besides being robustly Romantic, was firmly rooted in the Classicism of an earlier era. The sound of Harmonia Mundi's recording, besides being wonderfully clean, draws the listener in, and perfectly captures the intimacy of this chamber music. This release should be essential listening for anyone who loves Brahms. Highly recommended." -All Music Guide
Gramophone Magazine
Teunis van der Zwart used a natural horn from Lorenz built in 1845. He is an astonishingly accomplished and musical player, and he has a superb supporting team.
BBC Music Magazine
It's a superb version of the piece by any standard, the slow movements absolutely saturated in intense Romantic melancholy but fleet and agile in scherzo and finale. Faust and Melnikov and scarcely less revelatory in the G major Violin Sonata... Very generous in terms of its duration, this is a disc where one truly feels every note has been given the space to make its effect.
The Guardian - Andrew Clements
The whole performance [of the horn trio] has a lightness of touch and an athletic exuberance that are totally convincing.
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Works DetailsBrahms, Johannes : Trio for Horn, Violin and Piano in E flat major, Op. 40
- Performers: Alexander Melnikov (Piano); Teunis Zwart (Horn); Isabelle Faust (Violin)
- Running Time: 28 min. 36 sec.
- Period Time: Romantic
- Form: Chamber Music
- Written: 1865
Brahms, Johannes : Sonata for Violin and Piano no 1 in G major, Op. 78
- Performers: Teunis Zwart (Horn); Isabelle Faust (Violin)
- Running Time: 27 min. 4 sec.
- Period Time: Romantic
- Written: 1878-1879
Brahms, Johannes : Fantasies (7) for Piano, Op. 116
- Performer: Teunis Zwart (Horn)
- Running Time: 22 min. 11 sec.
- Period Time: Romantic
- Written: 1892


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"It really comes from an artist's heart, that is very important," April Cornell said.
For almost 40 years, April Cornell has outfitted everything from adults to kids to tables and beds.
"The bread crumbs were there and I followed them. I don't know how it happened," Cornell said.
Cornell started the business that shares her name in her early 20s, after traveling to countries like Afghanistan and India. She fell in love with the rich textiles and knew she discovered a niche for a new business.
"There was appetite for that colorful product in the North American market," she said.
Business hasn't always been vibrant for April Cornell. In 2006 the company went bankrupt, but instead of closing its doors, Cornell restructured the business.
Reporter Gina Bullard: What was that time like?
April Cornell: It was horrible. It was a bad time.
The economy was tanking; people were spending less. Her business was losing money. Cornell declared bankruptcy. At the same time, she was going through a divorce. Her life and business were changing in ways she never imagined.
Gina Bullard: What happened?
April Cornell: In some ways, it's still a mystery what happened. We had a lot of stores, expensive leases, wholesale showrooms. Sales went down, costs were high.
To keep the company alive, she made dramatic business decisions, becoming leaner and consolidating. She once had 107 retail stores raking in around $70 million a year. Now, she has five stores taking in $10 million annually.
"I think I learned to trust myself and be overly cautious with taking advice from others," Cornell said.
All of her Vermont operations are now in a Burlington waterfront building, from the retail flagship store to design and shipping and receiving. Manufacturing still remains in India, where she employs 250 people. Cornell has emerged with a new plan and a spirit as hopeful as her patterns.
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