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Virginia Hendrick '13
Randolph-Macon College student Virginia Hendrick '13 does things
by the numbers. That's a good thing, because she is an
accounting and economics/business
The Mechanicsville, Virginia native, chose R-MC because of important numbers—small
class sizes.
"I wanted a school where the professors really get to know the students," says Hendrick,
an ethics minor. "I knew from the moment I
first stepped on campus that this was the place for me."
Major Choices
A self-described "numbers person," Hendrick says it was easy to choose her majors.
"I like subjects whose answers are objective," she says. "In accounting, if the
balances don't turn out to be equal you know there is an error somewhere and you
have a chance to fix it. I appreciate the instant feedback, even though it can be
frustrating at times. The economics/business major gives me a better grasp on the
'big picture' topics such as supply and demand. I thoroughly enjoyed the classes
I had as part of the economics/business
curriculum, from Economic Justice to Organizational Behavior/Organizational
From Internship to Career
During spring 2013, Hendrick participated in an
internship at KLBL South, Inc., a Richmond, Virginia company that rents
and sells golf carts. She helped with day-to- day accounting functions and other
"The opportunity to apply the principles learned in the classroom to real-world
situations was invaluable," says Hendrick. In June 2013, she will begin full-time
work as an audit associate at the Richmond office of Myers & Stauffer LC, which
provides professional accounting, consulting, data management and analysis services
to state and federal agencies managing government-sponsored health care programs.
"I will be conducting healthcare audits," she explains. "I look forward to my position
with the company and I'm excited that I will be joining other Yellow Jackets in
the workplace—including Courtney Baxter '04 and Travis Melton
Good Advice
Hendrick has good advice for new Yellow Jackets.
"Go to the Center for Personal and Career Development
early in your college career," she says. "Whether you plan on working or continuing
your education, the EDGE,
within the Center for Personal and Career Development, can help you achieve your
goals. I was a freshman when I first brought my résumé in to be assessed. I established
a relationship with staff, and that was one of the most beneficial things I have
Close Connections
R-MC is a special community, says Hendrick.
"It has amazed me during the last four years that—even when I am traveling—people
will see my Randolph- Macon t-shirt and strike up a conversation because they have
a connection to the college. R-MC has a unique way of bringing people together.
All the professors are wonderful, but I give special thanks to Accounting Professor
Cathy Staples. She has a tough but fair way of teaching and she does her best to
make sure everyone understands the material."
"It has been a pleasure to get to know Virginia," says Staples. "Her work ethic
and desire to learn is tremendous. No matter what you throw at Virginia, she comes
back with both a smile and a successfully completed project. I expect great things
from her in the future!"
Internship Opportunities
For 30 years, R-MC's Bassett Internship Program
has been successfully placing students in internships in the U.S. and around the
globe. The Bassett Internship Program works closely with students to help identify
their interests and match them with an appropriate internship opportunity. Randolph-Macon's
alumni provide a strong network of support for students
throughout their time at the college or in assisting them after graduation with
career direction and opportunities.
Students may choose to pursue academic, paid, or volunteer internships in a wide
variety of settings; recent internships have seen R-MC students gaining valuable
knowledge and experience in fields including health care, finance, non-profit, communications
and media, education, politics and law, and the arts.
The EDGE
The Randolph-Macon EDGE,
the cornerstone of the Center for Personal and Career
Development, helps students lead the pack when competing for jobs and top
graduate schools. Students have the support of faculty, career coaches, alumni and
staff as they focus on their personal and academic ambitions.


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Florida Linux Show - February 11th, 2008 - Jacksonville, Florida
February 11th, 2008 will see the Florida Linux Show (www.floridalinuxshow.com), a one-day event aimed at business people and systems administrators who are trying to learn about the latest in Free and Open Source trends. The event will be held at the University of North Florida, University Center at Jacksonville, and the admission charge is ten dollars.
Starting at 0800 (that is 8 A.M. for Windows users) and ending at 1700 (5 P.M.) the event is quite packed with things to do. Even with the event's three simultaneous tracks, it is impossible to talk about all of FOSS in one day, but the organizers have a broad scope of current major topics such as virtualization, IPv6, Linux Phones, Embedded Linux and (of course) security. The closest thing to an introductory talk is Don Corbett's "Installing Linux for New Users", and I have the feeling that even old-timers might pick up a few tips from Don.
There are also talks that are definitely oriented towards the business person, such as a talk on US Commercial Services, put on by a representative of the International Trade Administration, and a talk about GSA schedules (long-term government contracts) and how to set them up....not for the faint of heart!
On a somewhat lighter, but still serious, topic I will be speaking on "Thin Clients and PHAT Results" and there will be a keynote by Robin "Roblimo" Miller, Editor-in-Chief of SourceForge.net entitled "From Rags to Moderate Prosperity" that is bound to be tongue-in-cheek hilarious.
There will be a total of 15 talks, ending with a 45 minute networking break that will allow the attendees to talk with the various exhibitors and speakers.
Finally, those systems administrators that either want to take their LPI exam or want to take the 8-hour review course offered in February 12th and the exam, are reminded that they have to register for both. This can be done off links on the home page at www.floridalinuxshow.com
As Linux continues to play an ever increasing role in corporate data centers and institutions, ensuring the integrity and protection of these systems must be a priority. With 60% of the world's websites and an increasing share of organization's mission-critical workloads running on Linux, failing to stop malware and other advanced threats on Linux can increasingly impact an organization's reputation and bottom line.
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AG 7 gets my vote, I liked Coyotemaxs for style and I really mean I liked it. It's one of my favorite looks. It's artistic and well call me a sucker for a person who will research materials to the degree detailed in the posts, but for devotion to the idea definately a winner.
Why then did I go with AG 7, well the thing I think I missed in my map and I see being a problem in CMs is... In an adventure, where the heros run through the streets and back allies, facing opponants and leaping obstacles, which path do they take to get from the bussiness district to cross over one temple grounds and head through the residential district.
Basically they are pretty and they give a good basic feel, but when it comes to functionallity on an in city adventure... not so much.
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Prosecution, defense rest in Webster trial; defense calls only one witness
MANCHESTER - Both prosecution and defense rested Monday morning in the attempted murder trial of Myles Webster, 23, in Hillsborough County Superior Court North.
Webster is accused of shooting Manchester Police Officer Daniel Doherty at Wayne and Rimmon streets after a foot chase March 21.
The final prosecution witness, Dr. Robert A. Catania, a surgeon at Catholic Medical Center, described the wounds Doherty sustained and said, "Nine out of 10 times the wounds would have been fatal."
Defense attorney Caroline Smith presented only one defense witness, Sgt. Michael Biron.
She asked him what Doherty said at the hospital immediatedly after the shooting. Biron said Doherty told him: "Hispanic male, heavyset, ponytail, black clothing. He shot me."
The defense claims Webster is a victim of mistaken identity and that police conducted their investigation in a way to ensure the conviction of Webster, the man they arrested the night of the shooting.
The defense then rested.
Abramson then sent the jury home and said closing arguments will be given Tuesday morning.
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Fire damages downtown Jonesboro building
Fire investigators were working -- in the wee hours of Saturday morning -- to determine the cause of a blaze that resulted in extensive damage to the main administrative building of a special-needs agency in downtown Jonesboro.
Tigers end playoff drought
Stockbridge coach Kevin Whitley spent all Friday leading up the Tigers' game worried. Three of his players, all seniors, were late to a meeting, so they did not start. Another got in trouble in class.
ELCA keeps record perfect with win
The Eagle's Landing Christian Academy Chargers will play at Wesleyan next Friday for the Region 5-A title.
Lovejoy clinches Region 4-AAAA championship with win over Creekside
FAIRBURN-- Friday's Lovejoy-Creekside game was throwback to the days when teams relied on hard-nose defense and a pounding running game.
Trojans triumphant against Mount Zion in 7-6 overtime victory
In a game played for pride and plagued by penalties, the Banneker Trojans escaped with a 7-6 overtime victory over the Mount Zion Bulldogs.
Hill keys Luella Lions win
The Luella Lions haven't enjoyed a wonderful 2010 season.
Dutchtown survives against Woodland
Jamal Watkins caught a 43-yard touchdown pass as time expired to help Dutchtown survive for a 20-14 victory over Woodland at home Friday in a Region 3A-AAAA game.
Union Grove still alive at state softball tournament
The Union Grove Lady Wolverines are one game away from playing for the Class AAAA state softball title.
Rosie Jones supports local tourney
Eagle's Landing Country Club today announced the 2nd annual Grassroots Classic to be held November 8, 2010.
Clayton State's Robinson selected preseason All-PBC for men's basketball
MORROW, Ga. - The Peach Belt Conference released its 2010-11 preseason All-Conference team for men's basketball on Thursday, and selected to the squad was Clayton State's Brandon Robinson.
Sixth-ranked Lakers, Bearcats square off on "Senior Night" at Laker Field
What has been brewing as the potential "Game of the Year" for men's soccer in the Peach Belt Conference is here on Saturday as the Clayton State Lakers play host to the Lander Bearcats at 7:30 p.m. at Laker Field.
Hospital welcomes youngsters to annual Halloween event
Ghosts, goblins, superheroes and fairy tale characters showed up at Henry Medical Center (HMC) in Stockbridge, for the fifth annual Halloween Trunk-or-Treat gathering.
3 are write-in candidates in Clayton
Three local residents are seeking to pull off upsets in the Nov. 2 General Election, as write-in candidates, in races that seemed to be finished after the primaries three months ago.
Stockbridge students get treats, safety tips
Some students will remember Mark Alarcon for his recent trip to their school.
Seniors receive screenings, information at health fair
The Clayton County Senior Services Department hosted a "one stop shop for wellness" health fair for senior citizens, on Friday.
Second teen nabbed in McDonough burglaries
McDonough Police arrested a second teenager in a case involving alleged break-ins at area homes.
Clayton Schools to close on election day
Clayton County public school students will get a day off on Tuesday, while county residents exercise their right to vote.
Tanger community mourns death of founder
Stanley K. Tanger, the founder and director of Tanger Factory Outlet Centers, Inc., died Oct. 23, at the age of 87. Officials with the company are reporting that Tanger's death was due to natural causes.
Henry judges, solicitor unopposed in Tuesday's elections
While other political candidates are jockeying for votes in Georgia, six prominent figures in Henry County's judicial system are set to retain their seats.
Merchants create prize-winning scarecrows
As Halloween approaches, the winners of a seasonal scarecrow contest have been chosen from competing merchants in the Main Street McDonough District.
Why are some people reluctant to accept Jesus Christ as Savior? - James C Bell
I have met a number of people over the last 20 years, who felt they were not ready to accept Jesus Christ as their Savior.
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Henry judges, solicitor unopposed in Tuesday's elections
While other political candidates are jockeying for votes in Georgia, six prominent figures in Henry County's judicial system are set to retain their seats.
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$48.99Encourage savings with the help of this little guy. Measuring 20" tall, this is a slightly smaller version of the popular 23" Dino Belly Bank. Pop a coin in his mouth and he will keep it in his clear belly until needed. Hours of entertainment watching the coins glide down. Made in the U.S.A. Coins can be removed from globe with the help from an adult.
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For the first time since 2005-06, the Indiana State WBB program can call themselves Missouri Valley Conference regular season champions after a 85-72 road win vs. Northern Iowa on Sunday. The win also locks up the No. 1 seed in this week's conference tournament.
ISU shot 54 percent from the field including 69 percent from behind the arc. That led to four Sycamores scoring in double figures led by Bilqis Abdul-Qaadir with 28 points and Chelsea Small chipped in with a career high 16 points. ISU will begin Missouri Valley Conference Tournament play on Friday when they play the winner of the Loyola/Bradley contest.


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Date: Saturday, June 29, 2013–Sunday, August 11, 2013Every Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Time: 10:00 AM–05:00 PMEvery Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Tags: Exhibition-Related, Contemporary Art, Sondheim
The Walters Art Museum and the Baltimore Office of Promotion & The Arts (BOPA) present the Janet and Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize Finalists Exhibition. Artists compete for top honors and a $25,000 fellowship in the Greater Baltimore area's most prestigious arts competition. Held in conjunction with Artscape (July 19–21), America's largest free arts festival, the finalists and semifinalists exhibitions are presented in partnership with the Walters and Maryland Institute College of Art.
Date: Saturday, July 6, 2013–Sunday, September 8, 2013Every Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun
Tags: Photography, Vershbow, Contemporary Art
This exhibition of photographs by contemporary artist Gregory Vershbow explores the interactions of art objects within environments and circumstances ordinarily beyond public view. In storage facilities and conservation laboratories, and at monuments under restoration, Vershbow photographs art objects wrapped in plastic, protected by foam, nested in boxes and set in surprising juxtapositions with other objects from different eras.
Date: Saturday, July 6, 2013–Sunday, July 28, 2013
Time: 10:00 AM–03:00 PM
Tags: Drop-in Art Activities, Exhibition-Related Contemporary Art
Marvel at Minimalism, get excited over Expressionism and delve into Dada! In celebration of hosting the special Janet and Walter Sondheim Artscape Prize exhibition this July, we will look toward the art stars of the 20th century for our inspiration. Add color, subtract graphite and stack paint to create your own gallery-worthy work!
Date: Monday, July 8, 2013–Friday, July 12, 2013
Time: 09:00 AM–04:15 PM
Tags: Summer Camp, Ages 6-7
Travel back to a moment in history! Each day, we will explore a different time and place, experiencing what life was like for children long ago and far away. Trek the globe while filling sketchbooks with drawings of special objects we find along the way. Create their clothing, make their music and read their stories to discover just how similar we all are. At the end of the week, join us as we act out scenes from the past!
Time: 09:00 AM–12:30 PM
Tags: Summer Camp, Ages 8-9
Every day campers will open their mailboxes to discover secrets and stories from the past! Spend each day in a different gallery collecting clues from ancient Greece, Egypt, India and beyond! Using our imaginations, we will create artwork with exotic materials inspired by the people, stories, and cultures we find around the world. At the end of the week, families are invited to hop into our time machine to share our discoveries!
Date: Monday, July 8, 2013–Wednesday, July 10, 2013
Time: 09:30 AM–03:30 PM
Tags: teacher, arts integration, workshop, studio
Use the Walters' collection, work with teaching artist, Amanda Pellerin and create arts integrated lessons in this three-day workshop led by the Walters and Young Audiences/Arts for Learning. Participants earn 1 MSDE CPD.
The Art of Ancient Hairdressing
Date: 10/02/14
Time: 06:00 PM - 07:00 PM
See ancient sculpture in a whole new way through the eyes of hairdressing archaeologist Janet Stephens. Find out how ancient Greeks and Romans created their elaborate and beautiful hairstyles without hairspray, bobby pins, or even shampoo!
Pop-Up Book-making Workshop with Paul Johnson
Time: 06:00 PM - 09:00 PM
Have you even been intrigued by "pop-up" books? Did you know that today's pop-up books and movable toy theaters trace their origins back more than one hundred and fifty years? In this workshop you'll make your own pop-up toy theater. The workshop for adults will be led by Paul Johnson, one of the U.K.'s most distinguished paper engineers. Registration fee includes materials. Register online for this event.
Peabody on the Court Music Series
Date: 10/03/14
Time: 12:00 PM - 01:00 PM
Please join us for the first concert of the year in the Peabody on the Court Music Series, featuring saxophonist Susan Summers. Held on the Renaissance Sculpture Court, these free concerts are presented on select First Fridays in partnership with the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University.
The Walters Art Museum brings art and people together for enjoyment,
discovery, and learning. We strive to create a place where people of
every background can be touched by art.
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Cult Classic: Happy Gilmore
When Adam Sandler is dressing as a woman and romancing Al Pacino in movies these days, it's even more important for us to revisit Happy Gilmore.
Adam Sandler's tendency to release a new comedy every summer for the past fifteen years has led to shall we say, an 'erratic' rate of return. Though the comic has always been a huge draw in the US, his box office run of form has begun to dry up, to the point that the risible cross-dressing comedy Jack & Jill managed to score a record-breaking 11 award nominations at the Razzies this year, an event commonly referred to as the 'Anti-Oscars'.
In fact, the film was so bad that it had actually more nominations than awards that were on offer. Granted, that doesn't make any sense but if you sat through Al Pacino rapping about Dunkin' Donuts and falling in love with a shrieky-voiced female Sandler, you'll understand the Razzies' need for revenge.
Yet even Sandler's biggest critics will point to one movie which is an undeniable 1990s comedy classic; the star's breakthrough post-Saturday Night Live hit, Happy Gilmore. Forget Tin Cup, Happy Gilmore, a film featuring an extended cameo from the actor who played Jaws in Moonraker and Ben Stiller tormenting a granny is actually the best golf movie of all time.
Sandler stars as our titular hero, a failed Ice Hockey wannabe with an affinity for punching his teammates in the face, a trait which ultimately costs him his career. When old, one-handed golf pro Chubbs Peterson (played by the Rocky series' Apollo Creed, actor Carl Weathers) notices Happy hustling golf players at the driving range (his skills owed to his hockey slapshot), he offers to train him up. After all, if Happy can drive a golf ball over 400 yards at will, all he needs to do is perfect his putting game and keep his temper at bay.
Thus sets up Happy's foray into the world of golf, a journey kept on a knife edge due to the film's somewhat unoriginal subplot in which he has to win enough money to stop his beloved grandmother's house from being repossessed. Standing in his way is possibly the best comedy villain of the past twenty years – Shooter McGavin.
Professional and privileged, McGavin is everything you ask for from a comedy antagonist. He ties his sweater around his neck, has a terribly corny mock-pistol celebration after each hole and most disturbingly of all, he apparently likes to eat pieces of sh*t for breakfast. Or so he says…
Amid all the shenanigans is one of the best comedy cameos you can imagine, as Sandler gets to grips with US The Price is Right game show host Bob Barker, who was 72 at the time of filming. The entire golf course fight – which arises from an aletercation at a celebrity Pro-Am – was deservedly the very first winner of the MTV Movie Award for Best Fight. It's worth watching again just for the perfect, triumphant delivery of Barker's "Now you've had enough …bitch" after his victory.
With unavoidable Subway product placement, creepy KISS-inspired dream sequences and the weirdest rendition of 'My Endless Love' you're ever likely to see, Happy Gilmore is an extremely odd concoction but one which still goes down well sixteen years later. If you're feeling a little cruel, we'd mention that that's exactly how long we've been waiting for Sandler's second great movie since.
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NBC's "The Voice," the network's blatant effort to steal some thunder from "American Idol" is on the hunt for judges.
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Mere transfer of approaches and processes from successful enterprises to poverty eradication will not work, and could set back efforts too
Increasingly, with entrepreneurs turning their attention to poverty eradication - rarely to address the root causes of injustice or inequality- approaches and processes used successfully in enterprises are being used for social development and poverty eradication. There is a belief that (a) profit - the greatest incentive - is the crucial differentiator to solve problems that have hitherto remained and (b) that a simple solution or product exists or can be created, for every problem - a solution or product that can be made available on a large scale with the accompanying economies.
The process of finding simple solutions is leading to an over-simplification of why poverty exists and persists. The belief that 'a product' exists for every need - it only needs to be invented if it doesn't exist - doesn't recognise the inherent complexity of human life and motivations.
The emphasis on 'products' rather than in 'processes' and 'people' is leading to the root causes for poor governance and the persistence of poverty being swept aside.
We need to pause and apply tools that make for successful enterprises selectively without losing sight of the fact that the reasons for poverty are not just complex but intrinsically linked to human emotions - fear, love, hatred, desire, ambition, shame, insecurity, joy ....
The need for the hour is for a hybrid approach to social development - in other words a new path and not a blind belief that the 'market' offers solution to all our problems.
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Rohit Agarwal 30+Feb 15 2011: While I agree with you, I also feel that the poverty is the 'here and now' while the underlying causes are more intangible, and also more difficult to address. Also, there is probably a feeling that if the symptom can be taken care of then the malaise itself would be treated in due course. Maybe we need more initiatives like Gramin Bank - where the women getting loans also take a oath not to give or take dowry for their children. Also, the symptom - malaise thing may have something in it. When you empower people by meeting their very basic needs, then maybe they are in a better position to take on the underlying causes. Wishful thinking? maybe.
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Should governments consider human rights when granting preferential trading agreements to countries?
Many governments overlook human rights in trading agreements particularly the Preferential Trading Agreements.
Are there ways to enforce human rights in PTAs?
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Oct 20 2012: Consider, yes. Dictate policy? Probably not. We tend to encounter the law of unintended consequences when we act in a dogmatic, rigid fashion. What if engagement moves the offender towards enlightenment? What if sanctions further harm the victims we're ostensibly trying to protect? Does the historical culture of a region provide justification for abuses? Who decides what constitutes abuse as opposed to culture? There are both the Christians and the Muslims, men and women, who consider elements within a relationship to be mandated by their religious beliefs, while others consider them to be abusive. It's fairly easy to condemn behavior with which we disagree. On the other hand, it's also easy to stand by and do nothing. I think the bottom line is blend of the pragmatic with the ethical.
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Does Your Child Have Modeling Qualities?by Teresa, The CuteKid™ Staff
Photogenic Quality Looking great is important, but even more important is how your child looks in pictures. Some children just have an innate ability to smile sweetly and pose for the camera. Then there are others that are adorable in real life but their cuteness just doesn't transfer to film.
Ability to Separate Can your child easily separate from you? The ability to go to other adults and enter new situations without fear is important, especially in infants. Casting and modeling directors do not wait for your child to get used to the lights, set, or other actors. You will be in the same room with your child, but he will be alone in front of the camera.
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Thank you Mem. It was very helpful.
I have been successfully use Alarm.timerRepeat(1, DisplayTime) and it seems to work correctly. Showing "millies" is a great idea, thank you. I will add that to my code.
Within my routine, it fetches something from the network, Reading some huge file, and parse and filter what it receives. I have this done every one minute with Alarm.timerRepeat(60, ReadData). The problem is when the data is being read, the DisplayClock does not seem to be executed (Clock stops), for 10~20 seconds. When its done with the ReadData code, it goes back and show the clock every second and the time seems to be correct.
With in ReadData code, I am using Alarm.delay, client.connect and some other functions from Ethernet library.
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I suddenly realized that RTS games are really cool on consoles. There it is! Something to say! Let's go with that thought. After playing Halo Wars, I really think that the genre has a chance on 360. And although I haven't played them, I hear that C&C 3 and Battle for Middle-Earth II were even better. If you're reading this, and you have played one or both of these games on 360, maybe you can help clear things up. I'll probably pick up one or the other. I really thought Halo Wars was a great game. Most of the critic scores were off, in my opinion. It deserved a great score. All of the 7s and 6s are ridiculous. I say at least mid to high 8s. (If you're really interested, email me asking for my Halo Wars Review. It's not on 411) There are just a few changes I would have made. First of all, standard and deathmatch are not enough modes. Add stuff like territories, CTF, siege, or other modes. According to rumors, DLC may feature new game modes, so let's hope my suggestions are in there. Secondly, the Brutes should jump farther with their jetpacks. Ok, so that's not really a big deal, but come on! They go like, two feet!
Anyway, what else? Uhhhhhhh, I haven't played Wii in months. I could talk for a while about that. The reason my Wii sits under a layer of dust right now? Nintendo's greedy crappyiness. (Yes crappyness is a word) I used to be such a Nintendo fan. Ever since my first ventures into serious gaming with the N64 and Gameboy Color, I was hooked. I stayed Nintendo exclusive with Gameboy Advanced, then GameCube, and then DS. For years Nintendo made great games that caused me lose hours of sleep. I worshipped those games and their systems. Then the Wii came out. I immediately got one, and was amazed. I had Twilight Princess, and that game is BADASS. I picked a lot games over time, like Smash Bros, Mario Kart, Boom Blox, and many others I loved. But then, Nintendo realized something. Wii Sports was a huge success, and do you want to know why? Because now Grandmas and soccer moms were playing video games. So they made Wii Play, (which a terrible, terrible game) and that sold HUGE. So now Nintendo has decided that if they can make the most money that way, that's what they're going to do. So they continued to release a steady stream of crap like Wii Fit and Wii Music. And they have Wii Sports 2 on the way, where you can, *gasp* throw a Frisbee to a dog! With WiiMotion Plus! Like that redeems it. Anyway, I realized that Nintendo isn't gonna do jack shit concerning real gamers for a while. So I picked up my first system that wasn't Nintendo: Xbox 360. And do you know what? It's 10 times better. I didn't know what I was missing. Instead of playing Wii Sports Bowling, or checking how many calories I've burned in Wii Fit, I'm playing REAL games like Oblivion, Ghost Recon, and Halo. Oh, and Sneak King. I do not plan on playing any Nintendo games in the future, because I'm one customer they've surely lost. The only reason I'll find use of my Wii is when rare games are made by third party developers that are actually good. Games like Boom Blox, Red Steel, and Madworld are the only redemption the Wii receives, in my point of view. I'm sticking with Microsoft, because Nintendo is now on my "people that suck list" along with Dane Cook and Hugh Jackman. 'Nuff said.
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DAVENPORT, WA. -- Second Harvest Food Bank reports they are struggling to provide enough protein to feed families in need in Eastern Washington and North Idaho.
However, a program called "Beef Counts" kicked off Monday in the hopes of changing that.
At an auction in Davenport, one calf was sold to the highest bidder, donated back, and resold over and over again.
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As I scanned my Twitter – further avoiding a shower, which may make me a bit late for work this AM (I can't help it, I'm inspired today!) – I came across a Tweet from Good Morning America. Here's what it said:
@GMA: RT @robinroberts: Just aired story on @GMA on a mom who gives her 7 year old w/ ADHD coffee. She swears it works.
Beyond the regular smattering of morning news, GMA has lately focused on parents who really shouldn't have been allowed to reproduce. Botox Mom, anyone?
I'm always amazed at the Media when they report these things. Now, I'm not saying GMA (which, in the spirit of full disclosure is one of my favorite morning shows) shouldn't be showcasing these parents, but what I'm asking is why are there parents who do this in the first place?
Don't feed your kid with ADHD coffee; don't botox your 7 year old…and for that matter, don't wax her legs. Let kids be kids, we don't have the opportunity to be young for long, so embrace it. And no, I don't have kids right now, but one day I will and I most certainly will not give them botox and beer, no matter how much they "annoy" me.
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Bad feet? Aching back? Impacted wisdom teeth? Blame balky designs inherited from your relatives. How has evolution equipped — or mal-equipped — us for modern life? How do big brains support culture that supports big brains? More
Roads: helpful here, harmful there
Roads are the first insult to pristine natural areas — and a key to agricultural productivity in places where farming makes sense. Here's a proposal to decide where roads make sense, and where they make mayhem. More
Wolf mystery solved at last!
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The science of cheese
Cheesemaking is older than Homer's Odyssey, but questions remain. Which bacteria make the best cheese? Must low-fat cheese taste like cardboard? Why is small-producer, "artisan" cheese becoming so popular? Why does one cheese taste different than another. More
Light at night: Mixed blessing!
Researchers are finding more links to obesity, cancer, and sleep disturbances. Light blocks the release of melatonin, a hormone involved in the body clock. Wildlife scientists are finding effects on competition, predation and reproduction. Could light pollution from streets, cars and buildings drive animal evolution? More
Mock meat: Fit for grilling?
Soy protein: It may look like meat. Could meat be grown, cell by cell, in lab dishes. Could in vitro meat solve health and environmental problems? More
Flying robots
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Concurrent Caching
I recently needed to write a caching layer with the following characteristics:
- If the key=value is missing, block on requests for this key until it is loaded.
- If the key=value is stale, allow one request to update it and return the stale value to further requests.
This turns out to be extremely easy using the java.util.concurrent classes, specifically a little gem called an AtomicMarkableReference. Here I am using the associated boolean to indicate when a value should be reloaded.
The first job is to ensure that all requested keys are stored:
ConcurrentMap> map = new ConcurrentHashMap>(); public V get(K key) { AtomicMarkableReference reference = map.get(key); if(reference == null) { map.putIfAbsent(key, new AtomicMarkableReference(null,false)); reference = map.get(key); } // ...
Now we have a reference, we can check if another thread has done the work for us:
boolean[] holder = new boolean[1]; V value = reference.get(holder); if(holder[0]) { return value; } // ...
If value is null we can satisfy point 1 and block for this key using the reference. We need a second null check to prevent further threads also updating the same reference.
if(value == null) { synchronized(reference) { V v = reference.get(holder); if(v != null) { return v; } V newValue = newValue(key); reference.set(newValue, true); return newValue; } } // ...
If we have a value we can satisfy point 2 by checking if we can return it as stale by attempting to mark the same value live again. If it succeeds only our thread will update the reference, otherwise we simply return the stale value.
if(reference.compareAndSet(value, value, false, true)) { V newValue = newValue(key); reference.set(newValue, true); return newValue; } else { return value; } }
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The Northern Virginia Transportation Authority will hold an open house and public hearing on how to best ease congestion for commuters.
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Widening of U.S. 1 to ease Fort Belvoir commute
This fall, a project to widen U.S. 1/Richmond Highway between Telegraph Road and Mount Vernon Memorial Highway will begin to help ease the commute to Fort Belvoir.
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Loudoun plan examines ways to ease bottlenecks
A Loudoun County study examines how gridlock can be lessen in the area south and west of Dulles International Airport.
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Drivers could see lower tolls on Dulles Toll Road
There could be a break for drivers who use the Dulles Toll Road. The tolls may not be going up as much as projected.
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Metro unveils station of the future' for Bethesda
Metro released details on its plan to pilot a "Metro station of the future" project at the Bethesda Metro station.
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Frederick building applications continue momentum through March
The year seems to be starting off well for the building industry, according to a report by a Frederick County housing professional
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No tolls on the Beltway Express Lanes this weekend
Drivers will get a chance to use the Beltway Express Lanes for free this April 6 and April 7, a move the lanes' operating company hopes will allow drivers to become more familiar with the toll lane.
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Nearly 7K speeding tickets issued on ICC
Since the Intercounty Connector opened, nearly 7,000 speeding tickets have been issued, according to documents obtained by WTOP.
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Popular bus routes saved for Pentagon commuters
Two popular express bus routes connecting Reston to the Pentagon and Crystal City have been saved from the chopping block.
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Wounded warriors can't find parking for treatment at Walter Reed
Staffers at Walter Reed have been parking in the parking garage for patients, and that's prompted changes.
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Limiting gluten in your diet can be beneficial if you have celiac disease, but others simple avoid it in order to drop pounds. Gluten-free diets are hot, but there are some drawbacks.
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Continuing where "The Last Day" left off, this week's episode of The Vampire Diaries, entitled "The Sun Also Rises," takes place over the rest of the night during which Klaus (Joseph Morgan) tries vehemently to perform his sacrifice ritual and unlock his werewolf side. But that doesn't mean that some of the characters lesser-seen last week are tucked away again now. In fact, it is quite the opposite.
Series Executive Producer Julie Plec promised that this is the moment when "Miss Kat Graham is at her most fierce!"
That's right, Bonnie is back! And so is her boyfriend, Jeremy (Steven R. McQueen). And that makes LA TV Insider Examiner very, very happy. In a world that so deeply embodies over-the-top drama, we feel these two are the most real and grounded characters, and we just love watching their young love blossom.
"[Jeremy] is aware of everything around him, and he's trying to do everything he can to protect [his family], but he's just on a different level of strength, so there's only so much he can actually do," McQueen shared.
Click here for a photo preview of "The Sun Also Rises."
"Why this show works is because it can deliver all of that," Plec pointed out. "It's when you're in that most intense genre moment, and peeling the onion layers of the mythology, and can have that human moment."
Plec likens it to "being in the bubble" and said she always reminds everyone on the staff-- crew, actors, sound mixer, editor, composer, etc-- that something that takes a quarter page of stage direction is actually all about the moments in between and what is not being said.
As you saw last week, there was a killer bubble moment between Elena (Nina Dobrev) and Stefan (Paul Wesley) first standing up on the hill at the waterfall when she broke down and admitted she has all of these dreams for herself that she can't carry out if she becomes a vampire, and then when she literally tells him to close his eyes before she is taken to Klaus.
The script page says 'She's standing there. She says 'Close your eyes'. He closes his eyes and she's gone.' Build the bubble here," Plec explained. "Taking your music and wrapping it around the characters and dropping out the ambient sound�and letting the music sort of soar over them so it's like these two characters are operating within their own little bubble."
Those "drop-out" moments almost let you get lost in the coupling of the characters and forget the crazy "world as we know it is going to end" situations surrounding them. Almost. After all, the two characters who managed to hold some innocence this whole time had it shattered, and that truly changes everything.
Jenna (Sara Canning) not only learned that vampires actually do exist, but she started a transformation into one and is on the verge of being sacrificed. Now the other characters have to spring into action not only to save her, but also to stop the course of events saving her will set off, namely Klaus looking for a different victim.
Matt (Zach Roerig) is also now "in the know" about his girlfriend's true self, and Plec shared that while Caroline (Candice Accola) has always had a very hopeful and idealistic belief that he will just embrace her for what she really is and their love will go on, "it just goes so horribly awry!"
"Now, we're watching him look at her and wonder 'Can I love her anyway'?" Plec previewed.
But though Matt may struggle with the thought, fans won't be left hanging for long. This is the penultimate episode of season two, and Plec also promised the answers would be immediately forthcoming.
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A blog dedicated to not eating meat or dairy products, and exploring all the great, tasty ways to prepare Vegan meals.
Vegan Zatarain's Jambalaya Pasta Dinner
Clearly, it's been a Zatarain's kind of weekend. We made this ready to go pasta dinner box mix from Zatarain's. It was pretty good…a good "base" to add other stuff to. Tracy made the pasta dinner exactly per the directions. The box called for meat so we added 7 oz of Tofurky Italian Sausage.
The prepared dish was pretty good, nothing to complain about or rave about. I've never had Tofurky Italian Sausage before and thought it tasted very good, very much like a normal sausage tastes. The prepared dish was a tad dry (could have used a bit more moisture). We also thought the dish would be better if we added extra vegetables, like sauted onions and bell peppers, mushroom, etc. We decided that if we added more veggies the next time, this easy box mix would make a nice starting point for a very tasty and filling dinner. The box says it serves 5. We split the prepared dish into three servings and it was a complete meal. With the Zatarain's and the Tofurky, split into three servings instead of five, the total calories per dish were 397, with about 24 grams of protein; if it were divided into the recommended five servings, the calories per serving would only be 238, with about 17 grams of protein.
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Jambalaya Pasta Dinner Mix (based on 5 servings)
Calories: 130
Total Fat: 0.5 g
Cholesterol: 0 mg
Sodium: 430 mg (18 % of daily total)
Carbs: 27 g
Fiber: 2 g
Protein: 5 g
Tofurky Italian Sausage: (7 oz, divided into 5 servings)
108 calories
Fat: 5.2 g
Sodium: 248 mg
Carbs: 4.8g
Fiber: 3.2 g
Protein: 11.6 g


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Feb 19: Aaron Warren, associate professor of Physics will review "The Grand Design" by Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodniow. Physics can be seen as the scientific study of the fundamental characteristics of the universe.
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Categories > Anime/Manga > Weiss Kreuz > Escape
Escape1 Reviews
Oh, the trials of being popular... [10_au - Gravitation/Weiß Kreuz; Nakano Hiroshi x Tsukiyono Omi]
(#) Sonsyrea 2006-08-18 10:14:18 AMExcellent writing, both Hiro and Omi (and the squeling fangirls...) were very much in character. Your use of words was good and vivid, and the overall plot was entertaining to say the least.
But it was so short..! The ending was a bit abrupt, and it was disappointing to see all the character introduction and plot building end so suddenly, without really coming to a conclusion. So I'm sure I'm not the only one who'd love to see a continuation to your story, not only for the potential it holds, but because of your wonderful writing.