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Air Restrictors are the three-pronged bit that are inside most Nerf blasters. They prevent most of the air from escaping the mechanism, and worsens accuracy. Because of this, Nerfers usually open up their guns and drill them out. This method is called "Blaster Modification", or a "gun mod".
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Lady Jean Duncan Foley
The degree of Doctor of Letters (honoris causa) was conferred upon Lady Jean Foley at the Arts ceremony held at 6.00pm on 2 March 1995.
Presented by the Vice-Chancellor and Principal Professor D McNicol
I have the honour to present Lady Jean Foley for admission to the degree of Doctor of Letters (honoris causa).
In 1943 Lady Foley, who was then known as Jean Duncan Laing, emolled at this University as an evening student in the Faculty of Arts. She worked in the Public Trust Office while studying concurrently for the degree of Bachelor of Arts, which was awarded in 1946 and the Diploma in Social Studies, which was awarded in 1947. She then worked as a personnel officer in industry, and as Assistant Secretary at the Appointments Board of the University of Sydney.
In 1953, she joined IBM to start a career which was to give her an intimate knowledge of computers and their application to the processing of data. Lady Foley spent several years helping to design, implement and supervise the conversion of clerical procedures to computer-based ones at the Hospitals Contribution Fund.
In 1960, she returned to the University of Sydney as Assistant Registrar with a brief to perform the same task on the student records. She took an essentially clerical and paper-based record system that had evolved over a century, and successfully transformed it into a sophisticated computer-based system. She achieved this in the face of deep scepticism and an almost universal lack of staff confidence in the project.
She was a central figure in the establishment of the Metropolitan Universities Admissions Centre when the three metropolitan universities, Sydney, New South Wales and Macquarie, combined to admit students through a single selection procedure. During the student troubles of the 1960s and 1970s, she demonstrated considerable courage, good sense and good humour in dealing with a number of difficult and violent confrontations with students. In 1970, she became Deputy Registrar and, in 1972, Associate Registrar.
Also in 1972, she married Noel Foley, a leading figure in the Australian business community with a very close association with the University of Sydney. Lady Foley was appointed Acting Registrar in 1974 and Registrar in 1975, although she resigned in that year for personal reasons. Her years at the University were very difficult and, at times, turbulent ones. It was a period of great change in the University's administration to which she made a lasting and wide-ranging contribution.
Lady Foley has gone on to study early Australian history and was awarded the degree of Master of Arts in 1985. She has also completed a book m the early history of quarantine in Australia which is to be published soon. Altogether a life of dedicated public service and scholarship which has emiched the University and all those who have had the pleasure to know Lady Foley.
Chancellor, I have the honour to present Lady Jean Foley for admission to the degree of Doctor of Letters (honoris causa).


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Meet the French Philosopher's Son Manning the Intellectual Barricades in Kiev
Raphael Glucksmann should be with his family in Paris, but he's too busy defending the nascent liberal democracy in Ukraine
Maidan's Mother Teresa Talks Ukraine's Future
Olga Bogomolets pushes for economic growth and a turn toward the E.U.
The Head of the Jewish Community of Ukraine Speaks Out Against Putin
Soviet dissident and Freedom Prize winner Josef Zissels becomes a Ukrainian Jew
Jewish Mayor Shot in Eastern Ukraine
Gennady Kernes shifted support from Russia to Kiev, but remained a target
The Real Story Behind Those Fliers in Ukraine
Leaflets telling Jews to register with authorities not actually from 'authorities'
Swastikas Drawn on Odessa Holocaust Memorial
Ukraine's far-right political party implicated, but its leaders condemn the act
Putin Warned of Fascism in Ukraine, But a Look Across Europe Suggests He's to Blame
A visit to Kiev's Jewish institutions reveals Jews there are less concerned about their neighbors at home than the bully next door
Crimea Crisis Revives a Classic Soviet Jewish Joke
The return of Rabinovich is the revival of a Soviet mentality in Putin's Russia
Supporting Ukraine Means Opposing Anti-Semitic Nationalism Now, Not Later
Three historians argue that the threat of far-right extremists is no less urgent than the military danger from Moscow
For the Kremlin, Ukrainian Anti-Semitism Is a Tool for Scaring Russians in Crimea
But now the country's Jewish community is divided between those lining up with Moscow and those joining the revolution in Kiev
With Civil War Looming, Ukrainians Agree on One Thing: No One Knows What's Next
Jews in Kiev say the protests were about democracy; others in Odessa believe the Maidan was full of Nazis. Now what?
Before Crimea Was an Ethnic Russian Stronghold, It Was a Potential Jewish Homeland
Jews have lived in the area since ancient times, and leaders from Catherine the Great to Stalin encouraged their settlement there
Are Jews in Ukraine Under Threat?
Racist nationalists are not determining the direction of the Maidan movement
After Yanukovych, Maidan's Next Fight Will Be To Preserve a Ukraine Safe for Minorities
Russia has likened the protests to pogroms, but Jews have joined the movement because what's at stake is an independent future
As Pro-European Protests Seize Ukraine, Jewish Oligarch Victor Pinchuk Is a Bridge to the West
The steel magnate—son-in-law of the former president and once a symbol of post-Soviet nepotism—now advocates for the rule of law


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To maintain maximum grip, on hard snow in particular, remember to sharpen the edges of your snowboard regularly. The edges are what give you "grip" in the snow. Run a fingernail over your edges as a quick test to see whether they are properly sharpened: if the edge does not scratch your nail, it's time they were sharpened.
You can do this in one of the specialised workshops in a Decathlon store, or do it yourself using a ski sharpening tool sold in our stores (take care not to cut yourself!).
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text: HomeReviewsMechanical ModsTouchwood Ecigs 18650 TUC Vapes February 8, 2012 Mechanical Mods5 Comments The Touchwood Ecigs 18650 is an all mechanical, PV mod. It comes native with a 510 connection, and is constructed from "reclaimed exotic hardwoods" and brass.With a top mounted button for activation, the Touchwood can be vaped at 3.7, 5, 6, or 7.4 volts, depending on batteries used.An all mechanical PV mod, presented in wood and brass, the Touchwood is a truly unique design.Touchwood Ecigs 18650The Touchwood Ecigs 18650 All Mechanical Wood ModThe notches at the bottom on either side, are vent holes.I was expecting a much larger device…it being an 18650 unit and all, but was pleasantly surprised when it arrived. The dark hard wood contrasting the brass end caps was a refreshing change!Not a "box" mod, or a "tube" mod, the Touchwood seems to be a perfect blend of the two, as it felt perfectly formed to the grip of my hand. I have to be honest, after my excitement over the looks, and construction of the Touchwood, I did expect it to fail in some way.I was wrong!It performed flawlessly, and I have come to love the top button. The Touchwood just exudes class…and it delivers. I feel just as comfortable vaping it at home as I would pulling it from my tuxedo at a black tie event.The Touchwood Ecigs 18650 is a touch of class!I did attempt to measure the voltage output with my meters…without success. For some reason, my meters would not operate. Go figure! My meters would not register on the Touchwood, so I am unable to publish any data.But the vape produced with my various battery configurations was good enough for me!The bottom end cap swings open for battery insertion. It took me a while to get used to inserting my batteries negative side first, or up. Other than that, this device is as simple as they come.What I think of the Touchwood Ecigs 18650Because construction is wood and brass, there is some upkeep to be aware of. The brass will begin to tarnish after a while, and the wood will need conditioned every so often. With a little attention, the Touchwood should continue to look as good as it vapes for many years.The GoodReliability – Performed flawlessly, and because it is an all mechanical mod, there are no electronics to fail.Design – This is a one of a kind design, that absolutely performs flawlessly.Type – All Mechanical PV Mod.Aesthetics – The dark wood contrasting brass looks amazing…and the shape proves one of the most comfortable mods I have tried.Construction – The materials blended with a simple design are top notch.Fit & Finish – Absolutely stunning PV mod.The BadOwnership – There is a long waiting list for this beauty.Drip Catch – There is none, some may prefer one.On/Off Switch – There is none, some may require one.The Ugly Absolutely None!Final notes on the Touchwood Ecigs 18650 What can I say? The Touchwood is a remarkably reliable mod delivered in a truly unique and beautiful package.Website: Touchwood EcigsName: Touchwood 18650Price: £85Type: All Mechanical 3.7v, 6v, 7.4v Wood ModBattery: 3.7 Volts 1 x 18650 or 17670 5 Volts (custom 5V battery) 6 Volts (2 x CR123A 3V) 7.4 Volts (2 x 16340 3.7V)Connector Type: 510Body: Constructed from reclaimed exotic hardwoods and brass.Warranty: Unknown.Bottom Line: If you are in the market for a simple, yet elegant all mechanical PV mod, the Touchwood delivers.5 Responses Charmed February 8, 2012 Another great review! I love my Touchwood 18650. Now I just need one of Jon's new and improved wood lava tanks to sit on top! TUC February 8, 2012 Now THAT wood…be an awesome combination! Pun intended. Steve Nair April 11, 2012 Your reviews are spectacular, keep up the good work! I was checking out a few wood mods. I need to pick one and get it ordered, maybe something like this:)Mountain Oak Vapors Premium Tennessee E-Liquid Jennifer August 15, 2012 The Touchwood looks really nice, where did the turquoise looking tip and tank come from? That's awesome too. TUC August 19, 2012 The turquoise tank is a Lavatank from http://invape.com/jonboyusmcs-lava-tank/


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Gorgeous Greyhound dog Sagan. From his mommy: "In your light I learn how to love. In your beauty, how to make poems. You dance inside my chest where no one sees you, but I do, and that sight becomes this art." (Rumi) I love you, buddy
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Detectives assigned to the Burglary and Pawn Unit are seeking the public's assistance in identifying a suspect who stole weapons and other police items from an unmarked Sheriff's Office vehicle. See attached flyer.
The burglary occurred between 5:00 p.m. on March 11, 2013 and 7:00 a.m. on March 12, 2013.
The burglary occurred near 80th Avenue North and 41st Street North in Pinellas Park.
Detectives say the suspect burglarized the unmarked law enforcement vehicle by gaining access to the trunk.
Detectives say the suspect stole a Rock River Arms Rifle with magazines, a Glock-model pistol with Blackhawk paddle holster & drop-down leg holster as well as a black vest with "Sheriff" on the front and back in white letters.
The contents of the vest that were also stolen included Glock-model magazines, a tactical flashlight, a Bench Mark knife, a set of Smith and Wesson handcuffs, and a radio holder. In addition, a black nylon duty belt with handcuff case, expandable baton and holder, and a magazine pouch were taken.
The suspect also stole a black tri-fold leather wallet with a silver Sheriff's star badge and two agency credentials.
Anyone with information that may assist detectives in identifying a suspect is asked to contact Detective Chris Parkins of the Burglary and Pawn Unit at (727) 582-6200; or to remain anonymous and be eligible for a reward, contact Crime Stoppers at 1-800-873-TIPS.


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Thursday, February 28th, 2013
Question: It's split nearly 50/50 according to a recent survey, so about half the men surveyed agree that a woman looks hot when she's wearing this. What?
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C R ThorntonTunwell Mills, Victoria Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD2 2HG
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Charles Rodney ThorntonTunwell Mills, Off Victoria Rd, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD2 2HG
M Widdup & Sons Ltd - Packaging Materials ManufacturersTunwell Mills, Victoria Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD2 2HG
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German & Swedish Specialist's - Garage Related ServicesVictoria Road, Bradford, West Yorkshire, BD2 2HG
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Area Type: Less Affluent Family Neighbourhoods
These well established neighbourhoods comprise of moderately priced semi-detached and terraced properties in small towns and suburbs. These are typically family areas although we do see some individuals living alone or co-habiting. Less affluent and less educated than those in the "Comfortable Mixed Tenure" group, these residents are either starting out in their careers, bringing in a single income to support a family household or merely working in lower paid positions. Their credit risk reflects the national average. They are frequent users of the internet and typically purchase from catalogues.


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Buffalo Bills general manager Buddy Nix announced today that the team will not tender a contract offer to restricted free agent David Nelson.
"We spoke with David Nelson's agent this morning and informed him that we will not tender David," said Buddy Nix.
The move doesn't come as a surprise for David Nelson after the team fired former head coach Chan Gailey was a 6-10 record last season. Dough Marrone took over as the new head coach last month, and since Marrone as well as his coaching staff have been committed to retooling the Buffalo Bills this offseason. The Buffalo Bills have parted ways with several veteran either due to cap cuts or because they didn't fit in the new system. The team has been looking for a consistent contributor to take the pressure off wide receiver Steve Johnson, who's had three consecutive 100-yeard seasons.
Earlier this month, the Buffalo Bills parted ways with third-year wide receiver Donald Jones, who was set to become a restricted free agent, by refusing him a tender offer. Now, David Nelson too is set to become an unrestricted free agent by the March 12 deadline.
In confirming the Buffalo Bills' decision on Twitter, David Nelson also expressed that he was "excited for the next opportunity," in his NFL career.
Signed as an undrafted free agent out of Florida in 2010, David Nelson was a consistent contributor for the Buffalo Bills over the initial two seasons, posting 92 receptions for 1,011 yards and eight touchdowns. David Nelson was also led the Buffalo Bills second with 61 receptions in 2011.
However, last season David Nelson only played one game after suffering an ACL tear to his right knee in the Buffalo Bills' season opener against the New York Jets. After undergoing knee surgery, David Nelson was expected to return in time for training camp.
It is believed both Donald Jones and David Nelson's health stats may also have played a role in the Buffalo Bills' decision to part ways with the wide receivers.
The 6-foot-5, 204 pound, David Nelson's departure will leave the Buffalo Bills with six receivers on the roster. However, beyond Stevie Johnson and Brad Smith, none of the Buffalo Bills receivers have more than two-years of experience. So the Buffalo Bills are expected to address their receivers spot in the draft or during free agency this offseason.


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After 64 Years Together, Louis Halsey and John Spofford Morgan Finally Got Hitched (NY Mag, 2011)
The small ceremony, with a minister and three witnesses, was held in their Village apartment on November 11, a date they chose because they have for years noticed the time 11:11 on the clock by the bed. They did not exchange rings and got no gifts, "except bourbon!" Lou says. "But he"—he waves at John—"started to cry."
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http://www.afrays.com Named after a bootlegger who served booze to folks in Weld County during Prohibition (and who allegedly shot someone's finger off in a poker game), Greeley-based A.F. Ray's is hailed as Northern Colorado's only bar/arcade. The spot, which also serves New York-style pizza (as well as subs and salads), is popular with the UNC set, especially on weekends when it hosts live music or DJs. There are also karaoke, poker and beer-pong nights during the week. Read more about A.F. Ray's >>
http://www.theabbeytaverndenver.com Call it the luck of the Irish: With the Abbey Tavern, Glen Eastwood has managed to create a pub that's better than the sum of its parts. The former general manager of a couple of Irish bars around town, Eastwood turned an old florist's shop on East Colfax into a true hangout for Park Hill, a neighborhood hungry for more restaurant options... ;An Irish pub, to me, is a form of inviting hospitality and warmth, very welcoming; says Eastwood. And the Abbey is welcoming indeed, with eager servers, an excellent weekday happy hour and an atmosphere that attracts families, young groups, older couples and singles alike. They all order from a menu that features a predictable roster of Irish standards and American bar fare, with some dishes -- like the Abbey rolls that fry up corned beef, sauerkraut and Swiss in an egg-roll wrapper; that are a combo of both. While most of the food is unlikely to win any awards, the place itself has very winning ways. Read more about Abbey Tavern >>
http://www.acedenver.com Ping-pong has arrived in Denver. And if what's happening at Ace, the latest restaurant by the team behind Vesta Dipping Grill and Steuben's, is any indication, the game has the power to transform a night on the town. Although owners Josh and Jen Wolkon can't take credit for making the squat paddles cool, they certainly lobbed the craze into Denver's prime time, repurposing a cavernous, 9,000-square-foot garage next to Steuben's into a hangout extraordinaire. Even without the eleven ping-pong tables (including some on the patio), the space would feel like a party: lights low, music pumping, the decor full of fun touches like shipping containers, airplane parts and a curvy bar with scorpion bowls, alcoholic shaved ices and fab barman Randy Layman. Waits for a ping-pong table approach two hours on weekends; fortunately, there's plenty to do in the interim. Eat, for example. Because as much as Ace is a ping-pong hall and bar, it also has a kitchen intent on keeping up with the spot's flashier components. Food skews Asian – but it's reinterpreted Asian, with none of the dishes we've all come to know (if not love) at Americanized Asian joints. Instead, go for crispy beef in honey-ginger sauce, ginger-soy steamed sea bass, red-curry beef, and steamed bao, stuffed with goodies like chicken thighs or braised short ribs. Read more about Ace >>
Ace Hi Tavern is a Golden institution: Residents of the sleepy foothills town have been living it up at this Washington Street bar for half a century. The cushy booths are just the thing for sinking into if you don't feel like perching on a bar stool, and the tavern has plenty of distractions for drinkers, including a pool table and television. There are bound to be several other people in the bar no matter when you walk in -- but on weekends, during happy hours and on beer pong nights, expect it to be packed. Ace Hi serves hot dogs out of a wire rotisserie for $1, plus the usual array of chips to help balance out the booze. The decor is Western-themed and Colorado-proud, with maps of the state and "Native" signs adorning the walls, and old-fashioned steer horns fancied up with Mardi Gras beads stationed above the cash register. The tavern features DJs on Fridays and karaoke on Saturdays, and when there's no live entertainment to be had, you'll find plenty of hard rock on the jukebox. Read more about Ace Hi Tavern >>
Between the '60s and the '80s, Denver had a fairly vital tiki scene, thanks to Trader Vic's and Don the Beachcomber. But save for a few short-lived tries over the past few decades, this city's tiki action was largely extinguished years ago. When the 2,200-square-foot Adrift finally opened in 2012 after several delays, it established itself as Denver's only tiki bar. Co-owner Jay Dedrick, who owns Denver's Swing Thai restaurants, wanted the spot to be old-school and timeless, and Adrift is definitely a step back in time. The spot, which pays homage to the thatch-roofed hooch huts of yore, specializes in modern and classic tiki cocktails as well as Prohibition-era tropical drinks. Read more about Adrift >>
Altitude Bar & Grill took over the former home of Pete's Cafe in Englewood in the summer of 2013. Located near a few other bars on this stretch of South Broadway and not too far south of the Gothic Theatre, the Altitude, which sports a pool table, is a no-frills joint that's a modern take on the diner it used to be. The menu includes several types of burgers, as well as sandwiches, salads and appetizers, and the occasional DJ spins on the weekends. Read more about Altitude Bar & Grill >>
http://www.appaloosagrill.com When you stumble off the 16th Street Mall and into the Appaloosa, a cheerful, independently owned spot, odds are good that you'll hit a happy hour. Because the Appaloosa's happy hours are very, very expansive -- almost as expansive as its booze is inexpensive during these times. And you can often down your drinks while listening to live music -- a rarity in this part of town. Read more about Appaloosa Grill >>
http://www.aqualoungedenver.com Talk about your 180s: The Mozart Lounge long held a place in the hearts of dive-bar diehards, serving cheap, early-morning beers to workers just off the job at nearby hospitals and late-night cocktails to the riff-raff and bikers who might grace those same med centers later in the evening. But now the space has been completely reinvented by the owners of the Barker Lounge as a slick, H2O-themed cocktail lounge, complete with sleek leather furniture, live entertainment, a VIP area and dim lighting. It might seem a little out of place on a block sandwiched between Colfax and one of the busiest King Soopers in the state, but Aqua Lounge is making it work. And even those Mozart regulars might be lured back by the four-hour happy hour Aqua offers each day, plus the karaoke on Thursdays and pianists on Fridays and Saturdays. Read more about Aqua Lounge >>
Those of us who lamented the closing of restaurant mogul Robert Thompson's gastropub of the same name in Cherry Creek will breathe a sigh of relief that the new incarnation, no longer sporting the ungainly designation, still features hip versions of English pub classics, like that killer Scotch egg with the miraculously unctuous yolk. Also returning are house-made charcuterie like a humble but pork-heavy country pate and a sleeker, smoother duck liver mousse. Fans of London pub grub will appreciate the Indian influence in the tamarind chicken curry and in savory-leaning desserts, like a chocolate mousse touched with masala and tempered by salted almonds. John Broening, late of the now defunct Le Grande Bistro, adds his experience and wisdom to a large but tight menu. Done up in an eclectic Scottish and English theme accented by reclaimed and repurposed odds and ends, the only recognizable feature from the old Las Margaritas is the sun-drenched glass atrium fronting 17th Avenue. Read more about Argyll Whiskey Beer >>
After more than two decades of working at the Brown Palace, in 2010 Michael Pacheco opened Ari's Tavern on Pecos Street near 1-76. The cozy spot attracts its share of bikers and also fills up with colorful regulars who come for live music, DJs, comedy, trivia and karaoke throughout the week. A decent patio, a handful of TVs tuned to various sports games and a menu that includes burgers, Mexican food and appetizers round out the tavern's amenities. Read more about Ari's Tavern >>
Karaoke was, of course, brought to these shores by way of Japan, so it's not every day you find a Mexican restaurant that has drunken people singing words off of a screen. Enter Armida's, which is packed with people every night, all doing it their way. But karaoke isn't the only draw here: The booze is cheap, and you can enjoy it on a patio that overlooks Lincoln. The menu hinges on standards like burritos and fajitas, but there are also some specialty items that could be playing your tune. Read more about Armida's Restaurant >>
http://www.armourydenver.com Named after the Arsenal soccer team's fan store, the Armoury is an old-world pub that focuses on soccer; spirits heavy on beer and browns; a "Euro pub" menu created by Brian Laird; and a live-music lineup that features punk, post-punk and indie-rock acts. Partners Juan Padro, Kevin Eddy, Brad Beale, Kris Slocum and Kris Baehre (the former owner of Highland Tavern) opened their place in early 2013, taking a few cues from Europe -- where sports, culture and art aren't mutually exclusive, as they seem to be in the States. The refurbished warehouse space is decked out with hardwood floors, exposed red brick, several TVs (including one with a huge projector screen), a zinc bar, and an antique back bar that features a gorgeous porcelain-baked enamel tap system, from which eight brews are poured. The menu goes way beyond standard Brit fare, with salads and homemade soups, flatbread pizzas, sandwiches and charcuterie. Read more about The Armoury >>
The Arvada Tavern opened in 1933, not too long after the repeal of Prohibition, and was issued the first liquor license in what was then the town of Arvada (and became a city in 1951). A dive for decades, the tavern's interior got a modern facelift in 2013 under new ownership while still holding on to the building's vintage charm. More upscale now, the Arvada Tavern serves a variety of handcrafted vintage cocktails and Colorado craft beers, and the menu includes soups, salads, small plates (including jalapeño cheddar pretzels and Rocky Mountain oysters), and entrees such as potato-and-cheese pierogi, bratwurst, steak and trout. Upstairs in the Bernard Ballroom, there's live music every Friday from jazz, bluegrass or folk acts. Read more about Arvada Tavern >>
Anyone's who's ever been to the DMV knows that it can be damn near traumatic at times, but sometimes a cold beer or a shot can calm your nerves enough to deal with the chaos. If that sounds like your kind of solution, the Athmar Lounge, just spitting distance from the DMV on West Mississippi near Tejon, is the spot for you. Yes, it's a strip-mall dive, and you might see some of the same folks you were sharing space with at the DMV, but it's still a cool neighborhood joint with a jukebox and pool tables. Read more about Athmar Lounge >>
http://www.atomiccowboy.net Close by the Bluebird Theater, the Atomic Cowboy has morphed from a late-night, post-concert fave into an all-day jack-of-all-trades spot. Two food purveyors inhabit the bar: From early in the morning into the afternoon, the Denver Biscuit Company cranks out biscuit sandwiches and platters for the local workforce; starting at lunch, Fat Sully's bakes greasy, huge pizza slices and pies for dine-in, takeout or delivery, and continues serving until the wee hours. As for the Cowboy itself, the cavernous joint comes fully stocked with a bi-level bar that features a daily happy hour (as well as daily specials), a trivia night, a few well-placed plasmas, pool tables and a slew of board games. Read more about Atomic Cowboy >>
http://www.atticbistro.com Situated in the top of a downtown Boulder office building, the Attic Bar and Bistro serves quality late-night pub grub, including burgers, until 1 a.m. The Attic also offers daily drink specials (Mondays: "Fat Alberts" -- grape Kool-Aid, lemonade and vodka; Fridays: Old Style beer with Jim Beam) and nightly dinner specials (tacos on Tuesday, spaghetti and meatballs on Thursday). Don't miss the weekend game-day brunch (Saturdays and Sundays from 10:45 a.m. to 4 p.m.), which features a $3 Bloody Mary bar and $2 mimosas. Happy hour runs daily, with many appetizers available for just two or three dollars, as well as dollar-off drinks. Read more about The Attic Bar and Bistro >>
http://www.averybrewing.com One of Boulder's best-kept secrets, the Avery Brewing Company's Tap Room is the perfect place to meet up with friends for a couple of beers. Choose from virtually any of Avery's numerous offerings, including rotating seasonal brews and limited-edition ales. The Belgian-style Karma Ale is ideal during warmer months, while the New World Porter (or Out of Bounds Stout) makes the perfect apres-ski beverage. A large and diverse food menu is also available, featuring items that are all a cut above your average bar fare. Brewery tours are available every day of the week and on Fridays Avery hosts special rare beer tappings. Read more about Avery Brewing Co. >>
http://www.avogadros.com Avogadro's Number in Fort Collins could be described as offbeat and off the beaten track. The venue's warmly lit stage area is painted with a stunning mural that circles the room with people, stars and planets, and the crowd reflects the folksy, friendly vibe of the music calendar: lots of bluegrass, country and rock acts, jam bands and acoustic guitarists/singers, as well as a solid open-mic night. Avogadro's is also a vegetarian restaurant that caters to vegans and those who prefer to go gluten-free. Read more about Avogadro's Number >>


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Don't wait for a physical copper ETF to play this commodity, because COPX is soaring.
By Jeff Reeves, Editor of InvestorPlace.com
There has been a lot of speculation in recent weeks that iShares, ETF Securities and other companies will soon bring an exchange-traded fund to the market that tracks physical copper the way the SPDR Gold Shares ETF (GLD) tracks physical gold or the iShares Silver Trust ETF (SLV) follows silver.
While any physical copper fund will certainly make a splash, don't feel you have to wait until such an ETF debuts to capitalize on copper price inflation. One of the biggest movers in the past several days has been the Global X Copper Miners ETF (COPX), and it could continue to push upward next week and beyond if copper extends a record-setting run.
Here's my take on COPX and four other hot ETFs for the coming week:
1. Copper Miners ETF
The Global X Copper Miners ETF (NYSE: COPX) has been on fire in December. The fund is up 9% on the month, opening at $17.17 on Dec. 1 and closing at $18.68 on Thursday evening. There's no mystery as to why -- fears of a major currency devaluation has sparked commodity inflation as of late, and copper prices are at record highs. And in the longer term, Bloomberg reports that demand will outpace supply next year and Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts have warned that copper inventories may drop to an all-time low of less than one week's usage.
2. Gold Miners ETF
I know, I know. Everybody loves the trusts like the SPDR Gold Trust ETF (NYSE: GLD) or the iShares Gold Trust ETF (NYSE: IAU) since it's a pure play on the yellow stuff. But don't underestimate the miners. In fact, the Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (NYSE:GDX) has outperformed the trusts in both the short and medium-term. The GLD trust opened Dec. 1 at $135.71 and closed at $135.37 Thursday for a tiny loss. Meanwhile, the GDX miners ETF opened Dec. 1 at $60.02 and has added about 2% to close at $61.43 Thursday. What's more, the GDX gold miners ETF is up over 14% since Sept. 1, while GLD and IAU are both up less than 11%. Whoever says a pure play on gold is the most profitable investment right now isn't doing math properly.
3. 3X Leveraged Bear Financials
Long term, there are many reasons to believe financial stocks are on the mend. Back in November, I made the case with 7 reasons to buy financial stocks now. But at least for the short term, I think it's reasonable to expect some consolidation in the sector after some recent uptrends. The cheer from Uncle Sam exiting Citigroup (NYSE: C) drove up the bank's stock nearly 12% since Dec. 1, while the broader stock market added about a third of that. Other major financials joined the party with Bank of America (NYSE: BAC) up 10% and Wells Fargo (NYSE: WFC) up 16%. But if we see profit taking as the market takes a breather, investors could find that the Direxion Daily Financial Bear 3X ETF (NYSE:FAZ) is a risky but powerful way to make the most of events. For those unfamiliar with this leveraged fund, it returns 300% of the inverse of the Russell 1000 Financial Services Index – meaning you gain three times what the financial sector loses. (For a detailed case to buy this bear financials ETF, check out Sam Collins' analysis of why FAZ is a buy under $11.)
4. Korea ETF
Amid distress and uncertainty on the Korean peninsula, most recently with North Korea shelling a South Korean island, some may think that the iShares MSCI South Korea Index Fund (NYSE:EWY) would have seen a rough few months. But when you look at real numbers, EWY has outperformed the broader market significantly both in the short and long term. Year-to-date in 2010 it's up about 21%, double the broader market. And since Dec. 1 it's up over 7% -- about double the major indexes. And with a free-trade agreement between the United States and South Korea paving the way for new opportunities in 2011, the growth in this region could just be heating up. (Check out a more in-depth iShares MSCI South Korea ETF analysis, and the fund's risks and rewards)
5. Another Airline ETF?
This last fund to watch comes not from its profit potential but from the sheer head-scratching curiosity of its launch in the past few days. Leveraged ETF powerhouse Direxion is dipping its toes into the regular old 1X space with the lift-off of the Direxion Airline Shares ETF (NYSE: FLYX). But aside from the ability to snag a quirky ticker symbol, there's really no compelling reason for the fund's existence. Granted, its 0.55% expense ratio is slightly better than the Guggenheim Airline ETF (NYSE: FAA) -- which, by the way, also gets points for a clever ticker. But considering FAA has just $38 million in assets under management, does Direxion really think there's a lot of business to poach? I am a big believe in the power of ETFs, and I think that in general they are a great innovation to the market that help individual investors. But this fund is just a waste of time – for investors, and likely for Direxion. But in the words of Benzinga's ETF professor, there is a silver lining. "When oil goes to $100 and beyond, traders will have two airline ETFs to short," the ETF prof writes.
Jeff Reeves is editor of InvestorPlace.com. As of this writing, he did not own a position in any of the funds listed here. Follow him on Twitter at http://twitter.com/JeffReevesIP.
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The Department of Agriculture Plant and Health Inspection Service center in Riverdale, Maryland, will be closed Tuesday, Oct. 12, due to a small electrical fire.
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I am 4 weeks after Total FX for the eye area, I am still bright red! I have to wear make up at all times when being seen. The skin is completely healed , but remains bright red. ALSO the worst part so far is that the wrinkles are doubled! It looks worse than before, maybe due to dried out skin ( i don't know)
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I do hope you have great results once the healing is complete, but I'm with you - if it took me 6 weeks + to heal up I don't think I would feel it was worth it.
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Carl Soderberg is as close to being a Boston Bruin as he's ever been and it sounds like he's only getting closer. Bruins president Cam Neely appeared on 98.5 The Sports Hub's Felger and Mazz on Tuesday and said "things were looking good," but he couldn't and wouldn't confirm reports that the B's and the Swede have agreed on a deal. "I haven't talked to [Bruins general manager Peter Chiarelli] today," Neely said on Tuesday. "I haven't heard yet about any release from the [Swedish Ice Hockey] Federation, but I know from our perspective things were looking good." Soderberg, a center, has reportedly agreed to a three-year deal with the Black and Gold. While the Bruins sure could use the offensive depth with Patrice Bergeron on the shelf, Neely believes that if Soderberg laces 'em up for the B's this year, it would be as a winger. "I think we'd like to try him on the wing first and see if he's comfortable there," Neely said. "Obviously playing center at this level is not
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I live in Taylor Mill, KY. I have never seen this bug out doors or indoors until this fall around mid September. Our AC went out after putting a lot of money out and still not working we decided to get a couple of window units to get us through the rest of the season. Not knowing any information about this new type of bug, we found putting in window units was a huge mistake.
I haven't seen much information about where they hibernate. I do know my curtains were covered and inside the pleat. I thought I was getting rid of them, but found the majority of them went into hibernating places. I put up a new curtain in my bedroom and had to take a picture off the wall to move the rod farther over on the wall. Behind the picture there were at least seven or eight of these bugs. I started looking behind all the pictures and found at least two behind every picture on the wall. In my information search on these bugs somewhere, I read if they're in your house, it's time to clean house and now I know what that meant.
I started going through every cabinet in my kitchen and they were everywhere, It was just awful to find. I literally cleaned house. I found them in my clothing drawers when I was changing out my summer clothes for winter clothes. I found them in my computer drawers and files. The only place I didn't find one is under the sink. Maybe they don't like the cleaning product smells.
Here we are in January and I'm still finding them. I can tell you for sure if there is one, there is another one near by. If you keep an eye out you will see another one. It's like they like to hang out with a buddy. I know they're not coming in; it's too cold, so the ones I'm finding are ones that were already in the house that I didn't find.
I am totally grossed out by this bug. It might as well be a cockroach because it's every where it doesn't belong. I cannot and will not go through another season like this year. I told my husband this house is going on the market. We live in a country like setting with many trees and bushes. I'm not living like this even if I have to walk away from it.


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Seamus thinks he actually stands 7 foot 2.
Monzon was taller than I was back then by a couple of inches and Im 5 foot 11.
I will also say that while I never got to talk with Monzon personally I did get to see him up close and interact with people while he was in Paris for the first fight with Bouttier. He always seemed like a nice guy to me.
He could seem arrogant at times, but nothing out of the ordinary for a famous person. He was kind of quiet. Its always been hard for me to imagine him as the type of guy who would throw his wife off a balcony in a rage.
Then again Ive seen a lot of people who you would never imagine had a dark side only to find out the truth later.
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Digging around the web tonight, I stumbled upon an interesting Czech web site, ExtraHardware.cz, that appears to offer some details around Intel's upcoming E5-2600 v2 processor. I'm not sure of the timeline for when the E5-2600 v2 will be released, but I imagine we can expect them to be available sometime in the next few months. Here is a quick summary of what was revealed.
- Up to 12 cores per CPU
- Shared cache of up to 30MB
- Memory speeds of up to 1866MHz
- Socket compatibility with existing blade servers with Intel Xeon E5-2600 CPUs
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24 CPU cores per 2 socket blade server would be a powerful virtualization host, but I'm curious to know your thoughts.
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My opinion is like with this amount of CPU power in a blade, it will be I/O limited quite often as if it runs 60-100VM, it can generate huge network and storage I/O. Network and storage back-end should be designed propely to make sure it will handle it.
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I disagree with your comment about I/o being limited in a blade server. I can show you a 2 CPU blade with 8 x 10GbE ports which should be plenty of bandwidth for 100 vms. Thanks for the comment though.
Péter Neumann
Depends on the vendor and the form factor.
I don't see any problem with that. I run a capacity platform for an outsourcing company with about 10000 VMs. Our hosts hold from 50-150 VMs each, with 2x10GB ethernet and 2x8GB FC. I seldom see more than 1gbit network traffic(other than vmotion) per host. Storage is more, but still far from the max.
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Question is really if someone wants to have hundreds of VMs down when an ESXi blade is having some issues. It can be a serious time in case of maintenance to evacuate all VMs.
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It was four sleeps before the jolly fat man fooled the burglar alarms and committed home invasions via the chimney. Then, laughing hysterically, he always fled to the North Pole, running the radar speed traps and with the police patrol cars in hot pursuit. Always they failed, and their long list of questions about sliding down chimneys and about too much Christmas cheer remained unanswered. It seemed as if it would take nothing short of a surface-to-air missile to bring down the crazed sleigh in the sky.
Four sleeps remained before the welfare of reindeers once more topped the list of Animal Liberation. But who was counting? All the children and the child-like were; and they were galvanizing into their best behaviour and switching on their early to bed mode. The entire commercial world was also counting down, releasing their plague of TV mosquitoes to gleefully inject a highly infectious buying fervour. A fever to send harassed shoppers into a shoving frenzy that would last until after the post-Christmas cut-price sales.
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Hail, hail to the newborn king
Let our voices sing him our praises
Hail, hail to the guiding light
That brought us tonight to our savior
Ale, alleluia, alle, alleluia
Ale, alleluia, alle, alleluia
Come now, there it shines so bright
To the knowing light of the stable
Lean close to the child so dear
Cast aside your fear and the thankful
Light of the Stable written by Steve and Elizabeth Rhymer, performed by Emmylou Harris
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A week before Christmas in a house by the sea
A group are enjoying the season
Some came for religion, some came for peace
All in attendance have reasons
Rabbis and priests, christians and jews
Share laughter and wine with agnostics
Muslims and hindus, zen buddhists too
Have water; the eggnog is caustic
Atheists, druids, shamans and leaders
Play poker, while sipping on whisky
Pagans stand back and scull cups of mead
As betting begins to get risky
There are catholic gays, one monk is trans-gender
There are priestesses bi, pan and straight
Some have come sober, some for the bender
But not one of them holds any hate
If any looked up and had mind to inquire
There would not be two mindsets the same
But they are all happy and have no desire
So continue enjoying the games
To the house by the sea comes one wandering soul
It has a religion and preference
It sees all who play and then starts to scold
Believing that there should be deference
"You can't mingle with jews, be both catholic and gay.
Pagans and druids? You're warring.
We don't all have Christmas, it's not right to say it
Your use of that word is abhorrent.
"We shouldn't be forced to honour a date
That doesn't match all our beliefs
I refuse to go on or to celebrate
Until my beliefs get some relief."
"Oh wandering soul, you don't understand,"
All in the house say in unison
"We just respect the beliefs of our friends
And think arguing is a touch ignorant."
"I don't understand, you still call it Christmas,"
The wandering soul says, bemused
"That's just the most used name, but I'm all forgiveness,"
A rabbi chimes, quite amused
"So you don't mind that your holy days
Are lost in the minds of the masses?"
A druid stands up to kindly say
"If it's not lost in my mind, it's no matter."
The wandering soul looks at all of the faces
Not one even nearly the same
Belief to the side, they had come from far places
"May— may I join in your games?"
A week before Christmas, or Hanukkah or Solstice
In a small house that sits near the sea
Assembled dear friends who believed that justice
Was achieved by just letting be
Copyright 2013 by Luke Dingle, aka Rakuli
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Light comes up on the timberline
From the sun stirring in the eastern sky
The calm and coolness of the morning time
Shimmering down the trees to my eyes
Eternal years on the golden stream
Time stands still for a moment in my mind
On the timberline, on the timberline
The mystic mood of a winter's dream
With the stars like jewels shining in the midnight sky
A thousand million in the endless stream
Each one beckoning me to fly
To a true land on the golden shore
With a healing and a power to redeem
In a winter's dream, in a winter's dream
In a winter's dream you can see it all
Stars are shimmering, life is lingering
"From eternity you cannot fall,"
I said back to you as I recall
In a winter's dream, in a winter's dream
Light comes up on the timberline
On the timberline
On the timberline
Ann says: I've been a fan of Christian actor and musician Bill Kaffenberger since his first CD was released in 2007. His music can be purchased here. I love the way this song reveals something most of humanity shares— a vision of the divine in nature.
Says Bill: The Song In a Winter's Dream is one of my favorites. One night myself and two other musicians were driving back from Harrisonburg to Richmond, Virginia through the mountains on an extremely dark and cold winter night. We stopped on the highest overlook near the peak that we could find. It was a clear night, every star was visible well beyond what could be seen on a normal evening. We were all overwhelmed by the power and beauty of God's creation, so much so that after a time we were overcome with emotion and simply could not look any longer. On reflection during this holiday season, I see the light from the stars as symbolic of Jesus Christ, Son of God, the true light that came into the world to save a lost humanity (see The Gospel of John, Chapter 1). It was an awesome experience that I cannot even begin to adequately describe in the course of one short song. Over thirty years since I still vividly remember it."
(P) and (C) 2008 William Kaffenberger Jr/Loving Kindness Music BMI.
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WINTER WOODS WORSHIP (Click to Play)
I fly sometimes
Through the frozen trees
In the winter woods
In their robes of white
Chanting silently
In the winter woods
Like a forest abbey choir
Whispering hymns of snow and ice
In Excelsis to the cold
And Hosanna to the sky
And holy trees
They know when I'm
In the winter woods
And they bid me to sing
And I comply
In the winter woods
But I stumble in my turn
Because I cannot find the words
In that church of birch and pine
The only word that comes to mind
Is "beautiful"
Like a forest abbey choir
Whispering hymns of snow and ice
In Excelsis to the cold
And Hosanna to the sky
So quietly
I sing "beautiful" in the winter woods
And the trees agree
They all agree
In the winter woods
We all agree
In the winter woods
(Snowy Forest Wallpaper from lvluvlagwme.wordpress.com. Winter Woods written and performed by Peter Mayer).


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Cast: Lam Ching-ying, Ricky Hui, Chin Siu-ho
1985 / Colour / DCP / Cantonese / Chi & Eng Subtitles / 94min
Sammo Hung started the supernatural kungfu comedy at Golden Harvest and made Encounter of the Spooky Kind, The Dead and the Deadly (1982) and Hocus Pocus (1984) etc. Lam Ching-ying, who was actor and action choreographer in these films, took things even further in Mr. Vampire. Besides scary vampires, there was a romantic demon bride. The young actors such as Chin Siuho, Ricky Hui and Billy Lau inherited the Mao Shan Sorcery from the previous films, and also created new whacky styles such as Sticky Rice Antidote and Breath Pause. The Breath Pause, in particular, gave comic relief to the action sequences. The last scene, where Lin had to take on ghosts and vampires at the same time, turned a secluded house into a space full of surprises. The film breathed new air into the stagnant formula of kung-fu films.
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This is truly a very sad for New England Patriots quarterback Matt Cassel and his family, with the passing of their father. Information is sparse at this time, but we do know that Greg Cassel has passed away. The Patriots who are staying on the West coast as they get ready for this weekend's contest with the Oakland Raiders declined comment at this time. Greg Cassel is the father of four children, three boys and one daughter.
It's in time's like this that normal everyday life takes a backseat. And in this case that means football, and the NFL. Now is a time for healing with family and friends and remembering the good times in life with not only the departed, but all of our loved one's. From all of us in the Patriots family and at MusketFire.com, our readers, the FSB network, we offer our deepest condolences to the entire Cassel family. Peace, love and hope to you all in your time of sorrow. God bless you all, and may he watch over you all.


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TV Series regular: "The Protector", "One Life to Live" & "Guiding Light". Recurring: "24", "Soul Food", "Lincoln Heights", "Star Trek: Enterprise", "Shark", "MDs" & "All of Us". Guest star: "NCIS", "Army Wives", "Bones", "CSI:NY", "The District", "Girlfriends", "My Wife & Kids", & "CSI", "Half & Half", "Cosby" and "Coach".
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Sleep's one of those funny things that you can't explain. The more you get, the more you seem to want to sleep. You can always explain how you don't have enough sleep. For example, getting up at 6:45 in order to go to the market after going to bed past 2 AM. But when you do get sleep, it just seems oh so much harder to get up the next morning. For example, trying to get up at 7 after going to bed at 10 for the first time in months, which was after 2 hours of unintentional napping. Makes no sense I tell you…
If you listen in on some of the random tidbits of conversation that goes on in this house, you'd never think that we're in engineering. Case in point, while doing the dishes for an hour and a half (we had a lot of dishes that needed doing): Intense debate regarding whether logic itself is purely mathematical at its most basic level or whether instinct is also a factor. Good ol' philosophy.
(Sigh) So goodreads says I'm 24 books behind being on pace to reach my goal for number of books read this year. Ah well, maybe I'll catch up sometime. In the meantime I really need a break from reading engineering-related books. Enter: Hamlet. There's nothing like some good ol' Shakespeare to break the monotony of technical jargon.
For once though, I might actually finish all the stuff I set out to complete in a day. Which is amazing. There'll just be finishing off all the other stuff that should have been done beforehand left.
Anywho, back to research. We look a bit dumb sitting on the front steps on our laptops, but hey, the weather's really nice out.
Chess is an interesting game. Regardless of how many pieces you lose, there's always the chance, no matter how faint, that you can force a draw at the end.
Is that like life? Possibly. But certainly not wholly. There are times where there's just no draw to be forced. You can row the boat against the current for oh so long and try all sorts of clever, sneaky, and desperate measures. But at some fateful point, that dreaded point where your heart bottoms out, there'll be no denying the overwhelming presence of the waterfall that the boat is heading toward.
Is there hope? There will always be hope. Maybe the rocks before the falls will sink the boat or but just maybe the boat will get lodged in them. Miracles do happen.
I've tried; I've rowed. I'm done. The sound of the falls roars, the mist of of the falls soaks, and the boat is rocking.
Hope and faith. Maybe that's all that's left. Just hope and faith.
Okay so let me get this straight. A day after firing Gary Webster for not conforming to the Mayor's Office's transit strategy (ie. quite literally an "unjust termination" with a severance package of something worth over half a million dollars), the TTC will still proceed with light rail development? You've got to be kidding me right?
After paying a crap tonne in cancelling contracts for David Miller's light rail Transit City, spending another crap tonne in developing Rob Ford's new subway strategy, now we're going back to light rail transit because folks decided it was a better idea after all? And because Ford Corp can't actually defy City Council's vote to resurrect the light rail plan, they do what they can and fire the general manager out of what effectively amounts to spite?
Forgive me for being a bit slow on the going-ons of TO, I've been away at school for a month or so, but seriously? Seriously?
I know the system is broken (who doesn't?), but this is looking to be what amounts to a very, very expensive game of adults reenacting old school yard gang wars. Whatever happened to the highly publicized financial issues of the City?
@City of Toronto: GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER ALREADY. It's been five bloody years since Transit City was introduced and we've gone absolutely nowhere. Let's get some professional unbiased (Is that so hard to find these days? Sheesh…) opinions on what the transit strategies should be adopted and move on with life.
Meanwhile, I'll try to figure out how my city counsellor came into possession of my email address…
So what goes through a person's mind when they decide to pull the fire alarm while two classes are writing midterms? Not that there's any official confirmation that that's what happened, but really? A fire alarm during a midterm? Not only is that just bloody inconvenient, but oh so uncool. Sure I wasn't exactly doing well on the midterm, as ill-prepared as I was, but now we've got a voided midterm and a reweighing of how the remaining midterm and final will be worth for the course. Definitely not cool.
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I'm almost willing to consider a six year undergrad program in engineering, rather than five, if they would lighten up the schedule so that we can have some more time to partake in extracurriculars and whatnot. Throw in an extra co-op term or two to counteract the inevitable tuition hike. But that'd be yet another year of life spent in undergrad. Worth it? Probably not. At least that's what other folks say.


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Christiane Karam is doing some very cool things with the music of the Balkans and the Middle East.
I'm thrilled that the folks at JiffyCast, the flash fiction podcast, have aired my story "Trent's Head."
Click here to get a taste of all the great bands playing at Berklee's all-ages SXSW party on Friday, March 15, 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m., at Brush Square Park (East Tent), 409 East 5th Street (Neches and 5th), Austin, Texas.
To hear the songs in their entirety, or download them for free, go here.
Vocalist Farah Siraj grew up in Amman, Jordan and Spain. At Berklee her studies in world music led her to combine her loves of Middle Eastern modes, flamenco singing, and bossa nova grooves into something new and mesmerizing.
Sung in Jordanian Arabic over a samba, and supported by Arabian instruments like the qanun and darbuka, "Min Ghairak" is a song of love and longing from a distance with a hope of being reunited.
To listen: http://www.berklee.edu/news/podcast-farah-siraj-06
The Fretless is a string quartet that plays fiddle tunes in a way that sounds anything but traditional. The 2012 Canadian Music Awards recognized their virtuosity and artistic cohesion with wins for both Ensemble of the Year and Instrumental Group of the Year.
Kazuyo Kuriya '10, Hinako Sato '11, Sara Cristal Peña-Coffin '11, Norika Terada '09, and Sue Buzzard '10—these five Berklee alumnae make up the world music supergroup Women of the World.
With members representing Japan, India, Italy, Haiti, Mexico, and the United States, Women of the World has performed at Carnegie Hall and Boston's Symphony Hall, presented at TEDx Boston, and collaborated with the United Nations.
On September 23, 2012, they took the stage at the Blue Note in New York in support of their debut EP, Koloro, an Esperanto word meaning "color."
Mike Doughty's "Fort Hood." It's about Iraq, or the Fort Hood shootings, or every war ever. It makes me cry.
Indiegirl charm abounding, as always, from Rebecca Loebe.
Raised in the United Kingdom and Canada, Wilsen (formerly known as Tamsin) describes her music as influenced by the "warm folk sounds of Joni Mitchell and Nick Drake, with a dash of Feist." The Brooklyn-based songwriter is preparing to release her first album, Sirens.
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