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With all the vitamin D fueled tracks coming out in time for the spring, it's easy to forget about the downtempo genre and the existential soundscapes that come with it. Thankfully, Ghost Loft is here to sponsor your 3 a.m. music binge as the thoughts in your head get brought to life in the track, "So High." The outpouring of emotion conveyed in this song creates this haunting chamber that plays host to the minimal piano chords and reverb drenched bass line. The panning of the vocals brings movement to the sound as you feel the kinetic energy of the song shift. Serving as an ode to a very important person, it's relatable lyrics create a familiar environment for every listener to get lost in.
The second single from Kastle's highly anticipated debut album comes in the form of "Make You Stay" — a half time collaboration with LA producer JMSN whom Kastle remixed last year. It's a sexy, soft ballad, with crisp percussion, harmonic vocals, and one killer keyboard solo from big K. Pick this single up on Symbols Recordings April 9th and keep an eye out for another collab between these two on Kastle's album.
Yours Truly and Adidas have brought together WeDidIt's Shlohmo, and Jeremih, to create an original production for their "Songs From Scratch" segment. By now you may have heard Shlohmo's remix of Jeremih entitled, "Fuck U All The Time," and I'm sure that had some bearing on the decision to get these two in the studio together.
Based off the 'making of' video that aired a little over a week ago, Shlohmo laid down the track first and then the vocals and bars from Jeremih were added. The artwork was commissioned by Saiman Chow and to thicken this plot up a little bit, Shlohmo and Jeremih will be performing together on April 5th and 6th in San Francisco.
Yup. It's Valentine's Day. You can love it or you can hate it. Regardless of your feelings towards V-Day, there is one true universal love I think we can all agree on: MUSIC. The music brought forth to you today on The Dirt #106 is music inspired by sex + love + beauty and everything that little heart ♥ symbol represents. Let The Dirt #106 be your soundtrack to this Valentine's Day and more importantly, this Valentine's Night.
The Dirt #106 features a hot new Julio Bashmore remix of "Suit & Tie" by JT plus some serious gettin' down jams by Flume, James Blake and Jessie Ware along with some under-the-cover remakes of classics by Foreigner & TLC. Of course a SLOW JAMZ compilation just wouldn't be complete without a little somethin' by The Weeknd.
GDD's own Tropicool delivers a warm musical mosaic comin' in hot & bothered sure to tickle the fruit of your loins and tease the audible palate with euphoric tones, smooth rhythms, & sexy funk. Whether your pouring warm cream over them curvaceous twin nippily peaks or dripping hot wax all over that sweet, sultry V, these hand-crafted, carefully selected tunes will metamorphasize you into a modern day Don Juan El Capitãn. Be careful, they may fall in love.
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Flight Facilities – Clair De Lune
Crazy P – We Can Only Be (Wolf & Lamb ft. Slow Hands)
Tropics – Pop Up Cinema
Chromatics – Kill For Love
Grimes – Genesis
Major Lazer – Get Free
Metronomy – Corinne (Benoit & Sergio Cover)
Pillowtalk – Sunny
Fleetwood Mac – Gypsy (Gardens & Villa Cover)
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Ninety-nine. We're one Dirt away from that magical century mark. But before we get there, The Dirt #99 is what's happening NOW. It's the latest killer tracks all in one place: a Jesse Rose remix of Duke Dumont's "The Giver" (with female vocals!), The Chromatics covering New Order, a MASSIVE Italo/French House remix of Estelle's classic "American Boy", a new GLOVES remix, a new Monarchy track, that Disclosure remix of Artful Dodger (the exclamation point on a stellar year for the Disclosure boys) and more. Peep the tunes below + grab that hot (FREE) ten pack of tracks! And don't forget your 99 Red Balloons on the way out…
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Last week, Pierce Fulton posted this remix of Mutemath's "In No Time" and it's a real change of pace. Slower than Pierce's past work, the remix is a sublime combination of spacious vocals, subtle drums and melodic synths with an almost chime-like quality. This is one of those tracks that just makes me feel like everything is right with the world, and a perfect fit for late-night lairs or early morning chill sesh's, grab it below!
Berklee College of Music graduate, Matt Lange, might just be one of the next best producers to look out for in my personal opinion. Piqued by his inclusion in Usher's remix EP on RCA, I investigated Matt Lange and his back catalogue, and I was astonished not only by the amount of work this guy has put out already but the extreme diversity of his sound production. His focus is seemingly similar to that of Seven Lions; morphing Trance, Progressive House, Dubstep, and Glitch in a way that shouldn't sound good but really, truly does. I encourage you to check out all of his tunes over on Soundcloud, and make sure to give a listen to this incredibly sultry remix of 'Numb' below. √+
That's right, the Waves ≠ Raves compilation is back. Grab a cocktail with Poseidon and let these tropical and smooth selections warm your soul.
"The waves ≠ raves consists of hand-picked gems that inspire us, tickling and tempting our creative juices. Some are old, some are new, but it is what we are listening to now. They are groovey, flowing, and sun-kissed just like that perfect wave. They are uplifting and guaranteed to put a smile on your face. They sound the best with a babe in one hand, a cold brewski in the other, and the sand beneath your feet. Stay Dreamy."
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We kick off this first week of november with a long awaited release from the phenom AMTRAC – his newest single EP 'Those Days' along with 3 successfully diverse remixes from Kreap, Drel, and the infamous summertime wizard Viceroy. Each take the haunting yet soulful vocals and provided awesome renditions of the disco house spirited track, but I still favor the original mix for its big piping bassline and club fitting house appeal.
Listen to the (4) versions below, and grab them all for FREE!
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NEW ORLEANS – If it is true, as Socrates once said, that, "Envy is the ulcer of the soul," every other college football conference in America has been speed-eating Tums for the past six years.
LSU and Alabama play in the BCS championship game on Monday night in the Superdome. But this is sort of like two gladiators battling for the right to be viewed as the favorite son of the emperor. The emperor already has won.
This will make six consecutive BCS titles won by SEC schools. It will make eight championships in the 13 years the game has been played, far exceeding the closest member of the lower class (the Big 12 with two).
One would have to go back to the early 1900s of Ivy League domination to find a conference with such a run. But to wax on about the greatness of Princeton, Yale and Harvard football is sort of like referencing the Tyrannosaurus rex ruling over the animal kingdom. Ivy
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|M. Razi Nalim
Dr. Razi Nalim is Associate Dean for Research & Graduate Programs at the School of Engineering & Technology in Indianapolis. He has over 25 years of experience in industry, academia, and government, working on energy, combustion, and pulsatile fluid flow solutions. He pioneered wave-rotor combustion at NASA Glenn Research Center, founded the Combustion & Propulsion Research Laboratory at IUPUI, led a university-industry consortium to develop pressure-gain combustion, and helped establish the Rolls-Royce University Technology Center at Purdue University's Zucrow Labaratories.
He also contributed to joint biofluid mechanics research and engineering education innovations. His efforts have generated over $8M in grants, 4 patents, and over 90 publications. Dr. Nalim has been awarded the Abraham Max and Frank Burley Distinguished Professorships - the highest School honors for research and service accomplishments. He served overseas as a Fulbright Senior Scholar and is an Associate Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics.


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One of Tiger Woods' neighbors tells TMZ he just saw Tiger and, with the exception of a few scratches, he looks "fine."
As for reports of facial lacerations, the neighbor says it just looked like a few cuts.
The infamous tree that Tiger hit is now gone. The whole area is blocked off.
Hey, it's taking my mind off the Alabama vs. Auburn game, at least.
You Betcha!
When you make $110 million/year you can afford to pay off law enforcement & everyone else to look the other way when you're caught drunk driving.
Well, that's a relief.
Silly Tiger.
Hey Tiger, if you can't drive your Escalade, hand me the keys!
Score so far:
Fire hydrant 0, Tiger Woods 1
Where was he off to at 2:30 in the morning? Black Friday Sale?
Wow. That's a long way from "seriously injured." Glad he's well. Sounds like just another family er, discussion.
Sorry, but if you can hit a golf ball like Tiger can, you can keep your car on the road in your own neighborhood...100 ft. out of his driveway and at 2:30 a.m. = Drunk, High, or both.
In the new issue of The National Enquirer, there is a detailed story of him having an affair on his wife. I think that has everything to do with this.
A single car accident and he wrecked at 2:20am... the bars close at 2am...
Hello neighbor--
Lacerations = cuts
It is the medical term. used for cuts
I have home near woods the woods have been fighting when i run i can sometimes hear them as i pass you guess the words said each other i thimk par one comeing up or out in the sand i hope he has a good pre she bites


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Dates: Oct. 10-12, 2014
Please save the date and plan to gather in Spokane for a huge celebration of Whitworth's 125th anniversary and for special gatherings for your 30-year reunion as a member of the Class of 1984. The weekend will be filled with exciting events and will provide you with plenty of time to catch up with friends, faculty and staff. Registration opens in July.
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Floga Bistro
- Address:
826 East Baltimore Pike
Kennett Square, PA 19348Neighborhood:
Kennett Square
- Cuisine:
ItalianPrice: $30 and under
Floga Bistro
- Dining Style: Casual Elegant
- Website: http://www.flogabistro.com/
- Phone: 6104446500
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Daily: 11:00am - 3:00pm;
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 3:00pm - 9:00pm;
Friday - Saturday: 3:00pm - 10:00pm;
- Payment Options: AMEX,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Italian, Mediterranean
- Executive Chef: Christos Marchio
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, BYO Liquor, Delivery, Gluten-free Menu, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Private Room, Takeout, Wheelchair Access
- Catering: All Items Available. Call for pricing.
A word from Floga Bistro
Welcome to Floga Bistro! We are a family owned and operated Italian restaurant in the heart of Kennett Square. We offer a wide range of Italian cuisine with a Mediterranean flair. From paninis to home grown salads, pasta, real brick oven pizzas and fresh seafood dishes, we have it all. Also available are gluten free rolls, pasta and desserts to make any of our dishes fit you dietary needs. Our chicken and veal dishes are divine and our homemade deserts are the perfect ending to any meal. We are BYOB, so grab your favorite bottle of wine and join us for a great dining experience. Large party seating and catering available. Please call us for more information.Continued
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Floga Bistro reviews from OpenTable diners
34 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.2Service4.2
- Ambiance3.6Noise LevelModerate
neighborhood gem (19)good for groups (11)great for lunch (10)fit for foodies (10)kid-friendly (8)special occasion (5)great for outdoor dining (3)great for brunch (2)late-night find (2)notable wine list (1)hot spot (1)Show More
- Great food and great service!OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/27/2014This restaurant had wonderfully, flavorful food. The pace between soup/salad and sinner is perfectly paced. Food is delicious and 4 of us had 3 different meals. The cod fish special was incredibly presented and tasted even more wonderful than it looked. Waitress was pleasant and had a great sense of humor, kidding with us as we kidded with her. We just didn't know to bring our own wine but will do so next time!Special Features:
- Never DisappointingNYINPADined on 9/27/2014Always have a great dinner there. Food comes out fresh and hot, service is excellent!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OK Busy Suburban EatsLkg4gdfdDined on 9/13/2014Relatively loud. Service good. Food OK but not up to prior reviews.
- Perfect Pre Longwood VisitCatherineBDined on 9/13/2014We were a party of 8 who were going to Longwood for the Fountain/Fireworks show on Sept 13. I was a little nervous based on previous reviews - not having eaten here before. Service was very good and our waitress wanted to know what time we had to leave for Longwood. She didn't rush us, but we got out in plenty of time. Wine glasses were provided for our BYOB. Everyone ended up ordering different items from the menu and all were very happy. The acoustics are not great, even without a full restaurant it was a bit hard to hear, but not horrible. Ambience is not amazing, but a good neighborhood place. I would definitely eat here again, and with the BYOB our dinner for 8 was extremely reasonable. Great value, service and foodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Our favorite BYOBNYanksfanDined on 9/12/2014We have been dining at Floga Bistro since it first opened and have never been disappointed. This is probably the closest BYOB restaurant to our home in Delaware and it's always worth the drive. We look forward to the specials that Chef Christos adds to the menu such as Pork Osso Bucco or the delicious Boneless Beef Short Ribs I had during our recent visit, which were done in a mushroom demi glace. My wife raved about her soup, which was a tomato bisque with baby shrimp and spinach. The freshly baked rolls are to die for. Floga's menu has something for everyone. The great service, generous portions and fair prices will keep us coming back on a regular basis!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Very enjoyable.JsrwmrDined on 8/30/2014Wait staff is excellent. Food was delicious. Try the bruschettaSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent food; clumsy serviceSoccerFamily8788Dined on 8/23/2014Really good food! Expansive menu. Well-prepared. Service was friendly but clumsy. Waitress was easily flustered, salads came out with apps, busboy tried to clear plates when we weren't done the apps, then never tried to clear anything again-had to ask waitress to do it. Overall, worth it for the good food. Wish we lived closer for the take-out opportunity. PS-it is BYOB which wasn't noted anywhere online that I saw.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- vodvoxVIPDined on 8/18/2014We live in the Pike Creek area and travel to Floga at least once/week. Arrived on Monday night to our favorite server Denise. As always, we received friendly and professional service. We raved about the food, as always, so she surprised us by sending Chef Chris out to our table. We were thrilled to finally meet the man behind the scenes. We travel all over on business and enjoy excellent food. Chris is right up there, in our mind, as one of the top chefs around. You don't need to leave home to get exceptional/creative food. We will return again and again. Patti and JoeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect for SharingJellyBeanDined on 8/16/2014We visited before attending fireworks at Longwood Gardens, having invited friends from Baltimore. All of us thoroughly enjoyed our meal - well prepared, generous portions without being ridiculous. We were lucky because usually Saturday dinner is very crowded, but they are slow at the end of summer. Floga is a great addition to the community.Special Features:
- OK italian fareOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/7/2014Average Italian fare in a slightly upscale setting.
- oldharpsDined on 8/2/2014A nice BYOB near where we live. Got to talk to the chef Chris, who once worked at Le Bec Fin. He has things in the back not on menu. Just ask!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- no wifiOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/27/2014We really enjoyed the food and service. Was shocked to discover no wifi. In my book that is a basic service most customers need. Bust out the $20 and provide the only missing ingredient to a great place to eat.Special Features:
- TheatreFoodieDined on 7/25/2014Very extensive menu; great service; reasonably priced; delicious entrees and appetizers.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently Tasty :)DelawareDinerDined on 7/17/2014We like Floga Bistro because they consistently deliver a tasty meal for a reasonable price. Plus, it's BYOB. For us, that's a winning combination :)Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- ExcellentKMomof2Dined on 7/15/2014The food was excellent. I enjoyed the décor. The bread and dipping oils was the start of our great meal. Everything we ate we all enjoyed. When we first walked in, there was a large group dining that showed some energy so we requested to sit in the back. It worked out extremely well as I was looking for a little peace and quiet. My Mother-in-law, and two toddlers enjoyed our location. Our waitress was pleasant, very helpful, and nice to chat with. It is BYOB for those interested. Can't wait to go back.Special Features:
- Sauces You LovevodvoxVIPDined on 7/7/2014We occasionally visit Floga Bistro for one reason; their sauces. The greek touch to the sauces are absolutely to die for no matter what you order. Thanks for great tasting mealsSpecial Features:
- Always goodHungrygirlVIPDined on 7/5/2014We were a group of 10. Everyone's dinner was good - not a bad one in the bunch. This restaurant is always consistently good.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Did not know this was BYOB.AlbertDined on 6/22/2014Gluten free options available. Good menu options. Good service. No Alcohol.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- nothing specialChescoFoodieDined on 6/20/2014Ordinary food and family type of atmosphere. Usually BYO are a little more intimate than this place. Food was OK.
- BYOFOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/15/2014Pollo Marsalla is supposed to be medallions of chicken breast not chicken fingers and the sauce left a lot to be desired
- Diningfoodanddining12Dined on 6/15/2014We enjoyed our visit to Floga Bistro and would like to try it another time.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- The following 72 reviews are from the Floga Bistro reviews archive.
- ReasonableTonyDined on 5/24/2014Good food, friendly service and reasonable prices.
- Mother's Day + 1vodvoxVIPDined on 5/12/2014We celebrated Mother Days on Monday, a day after Mother's Day at Floga Bistro. We had really nice time, not rushed and enjoyed our food. I do not know why their sauces & food are so delicious, but everything was great, from the Seafood Vesuzio, pasta dishes, salmon and soups. ThanksSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodJaniceLDined on 4/21/2014Floga is a great Italian restaurant. The bread is freshly baked and served warm with a delicious Olive oil dip. Veal Remanes was tender and the sauce is excellent - robust and not bitter. Chicken Marsala, Shrimp Scampi (huge shrimp!), and Pollo Villagio (chicken and sweet Italian Sausage with red peppers in Pomodoro sauce) are all good menu items. Service was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GoodrestaurantgirlDined on 4/13/2014Food was great. Nice menu selections. Sandwich options and dinners. Rolls were amazing. Service was slow. There seemed to be quite a few people working. One person sat us, another brought settings, but server wasn't around much. Never checked on us after food or offered drink refills. Was OK with that because food was great, but still, should have happened and I would have liked a refill. She just seemed too busy but when she was there, she was totally pleasant. Put some of the others to work! Host, bussers, etc. Server shouldn't be so frazzled.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great casual family diningluvfoodandwineVIPDined on 4/11/2014My husband, four kids and I eat here occasionally. It seems to keep getting better! All the food was really good and cooked as ordered. My husband and I got the stuffed portabello appetizer and the grilled calamari appetizer - both were excellent, especially the calamari. It was cooked perfectly, not rubbery at all. Our son got the mussels in the white broth and it was delicious. We were dipping our bread in the broth because it was so good. I got a Greek salad for dinner, which was perfect after all the appetizers, and my husband got a burger. Our little two shared a kids' cheese pizza. It's definitely big enough for 2 kids. The big kids got a steak and a burger. All was good!Special Features:
- Consistently goodHungrygirlVIPDined on 4/7/2014Good food, good service, and pleasant atmosphere near my home. Who could ask for more - especially on a weeknight!Special Features:
- Birthday dinner at FlogaJanetDined on 3/18/2014Husband requested a trip to Floga for his birthday solely for the veal parmesan. That's his favorite dish and Floga does it nicely with a choice of pasta from a multitude of selections. The warm rolls and spiced oil is a good start to any meal there. Fantasia pizza for me as always but was a little disappointed this time--too much cheese on top of the procuitto and artichokes--they were smothered. It was also a little underdone--cheese still very white. It still tasted great and will remain my favorite. No corkerage fee-- so nice. Waitress was efficient and friendly--almost a little too fast. Enough pizza for 2 more meals-yummy!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We were not familiar withOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 3/9/2014We were not familiar with area and took a chance after looking on their web site. Their menu is very extensive from burgers and pizza to entrees. Server was very attentive. Would go back again when in the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a find!RRaabLongDined on 3/2/2014You don't normally expect much from a strip mall restaurant, but Floga Bistro nails it! We were there for a Sunday lunch and truly enjoyed everything - the service was attentive, the freshly made bread that was almost too hot to handle, and the dished we had were fantastic! I had the Shrimp Fra Diabla. It was done with just the right amount of heat, and the Penne was cooked perfectly (your choice of pasta.) My wife had the Zuppa De Pesce. The broth was simply wonderful. They even deveined the shrimp. I'm still not sure how they could put calamari in the soup and have it tender, while making sure the fish, shrimp, mussels, clams, etc - we alll cooked perfectly! We will be going back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Floga FunChowhoundDined on 3/1/2014Second visit to Floga, food this visit was good, but not as good as first visit. Most notable difference was the service. Service was slow and not overly friendly on this visit, reservation was at 5pm on a saturday, restaurant was not crowded. Server did not seem to want to be at work that day, was not very attentive and everthing seemed to be an effort. Quite different than our first experience also a saturday evening around 7pm, more crowded, service was excellent. Would definitely give it another shot.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Chef Christos... Nice Job!OpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 2/14/2014Everyone in the party of 4 had been to Floga before but, for me, the maker of the reservation, it had been over a year as I am not local. While we had all thought the restaurant was "fine", I have to say that our visit on Valentine's Day night, no less, was terrific! From our waitress Maddie to the food to the singing waitress who handed out red carnations to the ladies, we had a very enjoyable night. The Greek Salad was delicious and shared by the table. The soup of the day was good too. 3 of us had pasta dishes and one a chicken and none were disappointed. The portions were more than adequate and the leftovers were great on a snowy Saturday afternoon/evening. Well done Floga! We'll be back!I would recommend this to a friend.
- Pizza and so much moreJanetDined on 2/7/2014Floga never disappoints. Hot rolls served before meal are incredible with spiced oil. Always want to try other items but Fantasia pizza calls to me. A little overdone this time but delicious with proscuitto and artichokes. Crust is closet to what we had in Italy. Friend had eggplant parm and loved it--very generous portions. Wanted desserts which looked great but too full. Love BYOBSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- We all had an enjoyable time.OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 2/1/2014We all had an enjoyable time. I like the fact they don't charge a corkage feeSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Gluten-free Welcome!GraciousDined on 1/24/2014Ate dinner here with friends prior to seeing the KATS Panto. We chose Floga specifically because it offers a gluten-free pizza (and pasta). The pizza did not disappoint! I asked what the crust is made of and was told it (and GF bread) comes from Sweet Christine's, the well-known Kennett Square gluten-free bakery. For its price (plus extra toppings), the pizza could have been a bit larger, but it looks like all the Floga pizzas are the same size. If you're looking for gluten-free options, try Floga! Our friends enjoyed their non gluten-free regular Italian entrees!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OK, I guessDinnerwthkidsDined on 1/17/2014They are trying to be too fancy. Could benefit from some local color and not try so hard with the fancy ingredients.
- Nice little place in Kennett SquareDiningDivaDined on 1/4/2014Was a nice place to have dinner- the food was good, and the location of our table was exactly as I requested- after I pointed out my request on OpenTable to the server, she moved us. Ambiance was contemporary Italian, and the canolis are GREAT.Special Features:
- Good lunchMincerDined on 12/27/2013We had a group of 12 for lunch. Server was good. Food was good. Worked out great for our group.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Italian BYOBLove2dineDined on 12/22/2013Floga is a delightful Italian/Mediterranean BYOB. The interior was very attractive...not at all what we expected from a strip mall establishment. We had a very attentive server. The menu offered a nice selection of dishes. Our appetizers were all delicious. I would highly recommend the stuffed portabellos...they were outstanding. Our entrees were all well prepared. Our party tried several of the pasta dishes.Everyone was very pleased with their meal. We will definitely be returning!Special Features:
- Mom's 87th birthdayOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 12/9/2013This is the 3rd time we have celebrated my mom's birthday at Floga. The service is very friendly and accommodating. Our server Tim was great - he was very knowledgeable about the menu and his outgoing personality made the event even more special. The food is very good and they are accommodating to your dietary food needs. My niece got the pizza - it was delicious due to the blend of fontina and mozzarella cheeses. We had a great time - will be back!Special Features:


text: I recently came back from Sin City with the girls, and i'm still catching up on sleep. It was my first time…flying to Vegas. And you know what the means!? Lots and lots to do in only four nights. We hit up plenty of clubs, Tao being my favorite, partly because of the zen decor and mainly because of the VIP table invite (VIP table = place to sit and rest my feet). We checked out the Playboy Club where I snapped a photo in my Blaque Label Dress, and we hit up Body English at Hard Rock with Clinton Sparks, a close friend of the Karmaloop fam. I wore my Fiona Dress by *NYC Boutique, keeping the theme of black and white for the weekend. Finally, I watched Criss Angel, the ultimate "Mind Freak"! (questionable) and Cirque Du Soleil's "O". Vegas, i will be back!


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Language(s): French
Keyword(s):Music Education , Recording , Internet Music
The authors present a pedagogical program for electroacoustic music based on sound exchanges between two groups of students through the Internet. The group recorded a sound, transformed it and sent it to the other group, this group composed a continuation and returned it to the first group, and so on. Through analyses of different experimentations over a four year period, the authors describe the pedagogical interest, evolution and future developments of this program.
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Cohen, Andrea, Radkiewicz, Wiska (2002). Sound.on : un programme expérimental d'échange de sons par Internet


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What I wore to a party last night.
Drawin some suggestive Meenah.
Reposting myself.
My mind gets overwhelmed sometimes.
Something I drew when I was feeling a little emotional. It's strange how emotions can cloud your memory.
Another personal piece.
Just got the notification that my Angelic Pretty Lucky Pack shipped so I drew a picture in celebration.
It's starting to get cold where I live.
Just some quick upd8 art because Vriska with braided hair is the best.
Finally finished colouring this! Meenah is awesome and I love her.
Meenah lineart finally done! I will hopefully get the coloured version up soon as well. : )
Those braids killed me.
I feel bad for being inactive so here is a quick work in progress of a Meenah I am drawing. : )
Her braids are taking forever but hopefully the lineart will be up either tonight or tomorrow.


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Was the Sons of Anarchy Season 6 finale one of the best episodes of any TV drama you've ever seen?
Was the Sons of Anarchy Season 6 finale one of the best episodes of any TV drama you've ever seen?
Sound City, the documentary directed by Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl about a legendary Los Angeles studio where many of rock's greatest albums were recorded, has been certified gold for sales of more than 50,000 copies of the film on Blu-ray and DVD. The movie has actually sold more than 100,000 copies in the U.S., with fully half of those in digital form.
Grohl conceived of the project after buying the historic Neve 8028 analog recording console from the now-defunct Sound City studio in Van Nuys, California. The board was built in 1972 and was used to record albums by Neil Young, Fleetwood Mac, Tom Petty, Cheap Trick, Guns N' Roses, Nirvana, Rage Against The Machine, Slipknot, Nine Inch Nails, Metallica and countless others over the past 40 years
Neil Young & Crazy Horse is set for a handful of North American shows starting in late-August. Young will be busy all summer taking in a 17-date European trek, which will hit Luxembourg, Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy, Norway, Denmark, Belgium, and England. On August 31st, Young and the band kick things off on this side of the Atlantic with a show in Dudas, Ontario at the Greenbelt Harvest Picnic at the Christie Lake Conservation Area.
Soundgarden are sharing a preview of "A Thousand Days Before" from the band's appearance on the public television series Live From The Artists Den, which will be broadcast this week.
Premiering as part of the show's 6th season, Soundgarden were filmed in concert at The Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles on the final date of the first leg of their North American tour in support of "King Animal."
The February 17th performance mixed brand new songs with classics, radio hits, and rarities. The episode featuring the Seattle rockers will be broadcast this week so check your local PBS station for the time and date in your area.
On this day in 1965; the Rolling Stones got their first Number One hit with "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction."
Although Paul McCartney may have been the talk of Ottawa this past weekend, It was on this day in…
1972, Paul McCartney & Wings play their first formal concert, at the Theatre Antique in Chateauvallon, France.
The company representing rock band Cheap Trick has filed a $1-million lawsuit against Bluesfest, alleging the music festival prioritized economic considerations over the band's safety before a stage collapse during a wind storm two years ago.
ZZ Top is heading back on the road with a 44-date North American itinerary. The band, which is now touring in Europe, kicks things off on July 28th Mountain View, California at the Shoreline Amphitheatre and will keep their show on the road through November 18th, when they wrap things up for the year at New Brunswick, New Jersey's State Theatre. Along the way, ZZ top will co-headline nine summer shows with Kid Rock.
They did pass through Kingston in 2012, so no local show this time around. But they do hit Ottawa on November the 11th
November 6 – London, ON – Budweiser Gardens
November 7 – Sudbury, ON – Sudbury Arena
November 8 – Sault Ste. Marie, ON – Essar Centre
November 9 – Rama, ON – Casino Rama Entertainment Centre
November 11 – Ottawa, ON – Canadian Tire Centre
November 12 – Quebec City, QC – Pavillon de la Jeunesse
Metallica will make its first-ever appearance on July 19th at San Diego Comic-Con, the massive geek culture event that annually draws 125,000 fans to the San Diego Convention Center for comic books, movies, TV shows, gaming, toys and more. All four members of the group will be on hand for a preview of their upcoming IMAX 3D movie, Metallica Through The Never, which arrives in theaters this fall.


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Star Trek Into Darkness was released May 17th, 2013 and stars Chris Pine, Zachary Quinto, Zoe Saldana, Karl Urban, Simon Pegg, John Cho, Benedict Cumberbatch, Anton Yelchin. The film is directed by J.J. Abrams.
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but I thought Kirk would be walking towards us
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@narrator lol :P
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@ChiRep-1 Haha. That's what i was thinking as well about that image :P .
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@bawnian-dexeus That is the only logical explanation *Spock voice*
IT'S GOOD TO BE THE KIRK, Alice Eve? She's look gorgeous that's for sure! I am hyped for this one.. Also,. It's good to see Peter Weller in this. Robocop is home in sci-fi.
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@ChiRep-1 Lol. Pretty sure that one was spoon fed just to promote the others
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Repetitive...Nothing "epic", just ok. Love the thumbnail for the international trailer :P
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What a spectacular presentation of a yearly event. Bravo
The slideshow doesn't seem to be working for me anyway.
slideshow doesn't work for me either
It's working now!
not as interesting as last year. lots of c prints. almost no portraiture or representational painting. too much paper on paper mixed media (which is just collage). i kept finding myself wandering back to the two paintings by sigmar polke.
Pleased that our large painting was Joan Mitchell at Lennon Weinberg was included in the slideshow, less pleased that the image is oddly cropped and does not appear in its entirely.
The comment about the Joan Mitchell being "oddly cropped and does not appear in its entirety" speaks volumes about the most of the work at this fair. If every work were "oddly cropped or not appearing in its entirety" would it even matter? The Emperor called…he wants his clothes back.
"Less pleased" comment is quite humorous. This pompous should be pleased that her overpriced, and highly medicore 4th rate Joan Mitchell got some play in wsj. Joan Mitchell highly over-rated painter who fcuked every art critic in 50′s and 60s. This painting is worth $25k at best, on a good day.
This slide show is not a slide show at all. It just shows a few picks.
This slide show is a tease and waste of time, money and effort.
This slide show is not a slide show at all. It just shows a few picks.
This slide show makes me feel excluded from the art world, it is a tease and the makers wasted their time, money and effort.
Jesus – nice placement of the "clear" button!! Exactly how often is that useful? Versus how often someone loses a post they spent 3 minutes writing? Is it reeeaaaallly important to have right there? Are people *unable* to use the backspace? Also, most of the links to the slideshow don't work. Also the one piece of info I wanted was who are all those guys with the striped heads? No attribution anywhere. I'm kinda hating you right now WSJ…
Woah WSJ readers, easy on the anger & criticism. It's just a slide show. Do you all like the look of anything but money?
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Winter, spring summer and fall, the countless activities and breathtaking natural landscapes in Aspen keep happy guests coming back time and time again. In addition to world-class skiing on Aspen's four iconic mountains, a kaleidoscope of activities awaits to satisfy any interest and any age. Aspen's calendar is filled with diverse, delightful local events and activities that will enhance your Aspen vacation in every way imaginable.
Discover why visitors from around the globe come year after year to the beloved Aspen Valley to enjoy winter activities such as world-class skiing, snowboarding, and ice skating, and summer activities such as fly fishing, hiking, and horseback riding (just to name a few!) Try a hand at hang-gliding. Take in one of the wonderful music, food, wine or comedy festivals. Join in the fun festive events at Wintersköl and Schneetag. Explore the outdoors with dog sledding, camping, biking, or simply a quiet walk along the Roaring Fork River. With so many memorable ways to spend your time, Aspen events will satisfy everyone in the family!
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The Aspen Chamber Resort Association is always working to create and attract special events that draw local, regional and destination visitors to Aspen. The ACRA is proud to produce five local events throughout the year that delight locals and visitors alike. Aspen/Snowmass also brings several nationally recognized evens to the mountain every year.
12 Days of Aspen
To celebrate the holiday season, the Aspen Chamber Resort Association hosts the 12 Days of Aspen. From December 20-31, downtown comes alive with a variety of free holiday activities, cookies, hot chocolate and much more. Plenty of kid and family-friendly activities such as Teddy Bear Tea, Cookies & Cocoa with Santa, Holiday Buffets, Ice Skating Shows and other festive occasions fill the Aspen calendar during this time. Click here for a full schedule of events.
Wintersköl, Aspen's annual "toast to winter," dates back to a quiet January in 1951 when local Aspenites decided to celebrate Aspen's unique Nordic lifestyle with an eclectic weekend of festivities. The four day celebration features on-mountain activities, Soupsköl, a canine fashion show, winterfest, fireworks, and much more.
January 8-11, 2015
ESPN Winter X Games
For an unprecedented 14th year in a row, more than 200 ski, snowboard and snowmobile athletes from across the globe will land in Aspen/Snowmass to compete in ESPN's Winter X Games on Buttermilk. All events at Buttermilk are FREE and open to the public. In addition to the action at Buttermilk, Aspen/Snowmass will host a FREE Bud Light Hi-Fi concert at the base of Aspen Mountain. More Information
January 22-25, 2015
Aspen/Snowmass Freeskiing Open
In its 6th year at Buttermilk Mountain, the Aspen/Snowmass Open gives up-and-coming skiers and snowboarders a chance to get recognized. Featuring a $50,000 cash purse, this event attracts over 350 athletes competing on the X Games courses for slopestyle and superpipe.
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NASTAR National Championships
Avid skiers from approximately 45 states, ranging in age from three to 90, will converge on the world-class resort to compete for national titles in various divisions of the Nature Valley NASTAR National Championships. The event is proud to be returning to Aspen/ Snowmass for 2015, and will celebrate the sport of alpine racing and serve as a reunion for the top recreational racers in the country. Aspen/Snowmass has planned an exciting week of activities that includes race clinics, races, free concerts, Warren Miller movie screenings, autograph signings by U.S. Ski Team alumni and NASTAR Pacesetters, competitor raffles/giveaways, awards receptions, a Family Challenge team competition and a Team Race.
March 19-22, 2015
Food & Wine Classic in Aspen
The Aspen Food & Wine Classic is one of the nation's most prestigious epicurean events. Culinary stars show their passion for food, wine and entertaining. More than 300 Vintners pour premium wines complimented by specialty foods from around the world. Join leading chefs including Mario Batali, Jacques Pépin, and noted wine authorities such as Joshua Wesson for three inspiring days of wine tastings, cooking demonstrations and special events.
June 19-21, 2015
Old Fashioned 4th of July Celebration
Aspen celebrates Independence Day with a whimsical twist. Each year, approximately 20,000 local residents and visitors come together to honor the nation's birthday in true American style. Festivities include a parade, U.S. Airforce flyby, concerts, a kid's bicycle rodeo, and spectacular fireworks over Aspen Mountain.
Aspen Arts Festival
Aspen Chamber Resort Association is proud to join Howard Alan Events in hosting the Aspen Arts Festival. Aspen's spectacular mountain setting provides a wonderful "open art gallery" to over 170 exhibitors offering jewelry, pottery, sculpture, glass, ceramics, paintings, prints...and more!
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Fresh install Blog module gives xml parser error
8 November 2008 at 8:00am
I download and unzipped the blog module in root of my silverstripe installation.
I did db/build and ?flush=1.
Page type is set correct for holder and entry.
When i go to the blog in my menu on the front-end, i get the following error:
XML-parsefout: troep na documentelement
Locatie: http://localhost/1-Ontwikkeling/silverstripe-v2.2.2/blog/
Regelnummer 4, kolom 1:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
I know it's in dutch but i hope that someone can help me.
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Re: Fresh install Blog module gives xml parser error
8 November 2008 at 8:05am
I forgot that i asked this a while a go.
Here is the answer and the conclusion:
Re: XML-parse failure when opening blog on website
23 July 2008 at 5:49pm
Theres a major bug with the BBCode parser - a Debug::message statement got in there some how. So what its doing since the blog uses BBCode it is using the parser so calling that Debug::message is outputing text before the doctype
You can remove the Debug::message by opening sapphire/parsers/BBCodeParser.php and scrolling down to about line 118 and removing the Debug::message line.
I did the solution above and it is fixed and it works now.
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An Englishman, a Scotsman and an Irishman are wandering through the desert, hungry and hallucinating, when they come upon a rotting, dead camel.
"Well," said the Englishman. "I support the Liverpool football club, so I'll eat the liver."
"I support the Hearts club," said the Scotsman. "I'll eat the heart."
"I support Arsenal," said the Irishman. "But I seem to have lost my appetite."
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recipe = a pack of pound cake mix? seriously guys???
Cupcakes With Browned Butter Frosting
armedlittlefury Posted: 06/01/11
charlottesills Posted: 06/07/11
I was getting all excited about a recipe for pound cake that you can make in cupcake tins, then, I read the recipe and it uses a pound cake mix? What is up with that?
butterfly217 Posted: 08/27/11
1st, box mix is not a recipe. 2nd, what about the frosting?
PyesAngel Posted: 09/23/11
Where's the frosting recipe?????????????
allenakt Posted: 11/14/11
The frosting recipe is at the bottom of the Ingredients list, highlighted in red, all you have to do is click on it. A lot of recipes I have seen have highlighted areas to get the additional recipe or part needed, and also you can click on a certain highlighted ingredient to see what the heck it is, good for someone like me that doesn't understand half the stuff listed in ingredients
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The Cass MBA – the next chapter
It's a big world out there and the key to success is being open to opportunity and willing to think more than one step ahead. The Cass MBA is designed to enable our students to thrive in today's fiercely competitive business arena.
In an economic climate that is as challenging as it is unpredictable, our focus remains firmly on employability and professional development, with strong emphasis across the MBA programme on supporting students' careers by making them adaptable, resilient and forward thinking. Above all else, it is crucial that they are able to navigate future opportunities and make informed choices.
We currently have a fantastic cohort made up of more than 30 nationalities, and this diverse mix of perspectives adds a crucial dimension to the MBA experience. As well as turning in great academic results, our students are building professional networks and setting themselves up to succeed on the global business stage.
Our worldwide reputation for blending academic rigour with hands-on experience ensures that our students remain active in the business arena as they acquire new knowledge and skills. The 2012-13 academic year has seen their commitment rewarded with strong performances and career-defining experiences.
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Phil Wieland's column Friday struck a nerve. More than one, in fact.
His criticism of U.S. Rep. Michele Bachmann's view on Halloween drew agreement from some readers, but the quotes attributed to Bachmann came not from a news source, but from a satirical website.
Wieland found the quote online, but didn't learn it was fictional rather than factual.
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Everyone knows Bill Cowher is going to come back and coach sometime soon. Probably next year. And even though Cowher will likely have his pick of the job he wants, that's not stopping the Buffalo Bills from going after him.
Keep in mind the Bills are also interested in Mike Shanahan.
I can't see either of these two guys ever winding up in Buffalo. I think both are just waiting for Wade Phillips to get fired.
Buffalo Bills want Bill Cowher to be their head coach
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Our 2014 SnoKat Kidz programs begins January 13, 2014. The Sno-Katz program is available Monday-Friday nights for beginning thru advanced learners. (Let us know which night is best for you. Remember, Friday night is always the busiest, so sign-up sooner rather than later to guarantee a a spot.)
We ski/ride from 5-7pm for 5 weeks, and offer one make-up week at the end, if a class was missed.
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A lovely peace and quiet... from Sunday to Thursday
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I'm looking at closing down out Exchange 2003 server which as been running for 5+ years now and really needs retiring. I have a nice shiny Dell PowerEdge 1950 attached to our SAN all ready to have Exchange 2007 installed.
My only question is this:
Is it OK to run all the domain prep commands and install 2007 +migrate all mailboxes as a test without affecting the origional 2003 Exchange i.e. get Exchange 2007 up and running locally (within the same domain) with all mail transferred to test out all the steps and processes first?
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Avalon Homes - 243 Claressa - 3 bedrooms - 1.75 baths
This large street level home (located in a fourplex) easily accommodates up to eight people. Wood floors in living/dining areas, carpet in bedrooms, fireplace, sunny game table area, granite counter tops in kitchen, updated bathrooms. Wireless internet and only two blocks to the beach!
This vacation home rents on a nightly basis (2 night minimum, holidays and selected dates excepted; 3 night minimum mid-June through Labor Day). Rates vary by week and are subject to change. Rates do not include one-time cleaning and linen fee, 12% City of Avalon occupancy tax, and processing fees.
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Much bigger than I expected - comfortable for our large family group. We did have to ask them to send the cleaners back to re-do the hardwood floors as the kids feet turned black when they ran barefoot, but they responded quickly and solved the problem. We chose the wrong week and had to put up with a jackhammar in the street but can't blame the property management company for something the city was doing. There isn't A/C but open windows worked fine. cudn't get wifi to work but we came up with a workaround. I would definitely recommend the rental. It's a fun location.
The rental was less than a 5 minute walk to the main strip where the shops and water are. Plus, the house was much bigger than we expected, considering all of the places on Catalina are so small. Would definitely consider this place in the future. Lastly, it was easy to work with Civr and the maid came as we were leaving and she was friendly too.
This was our family's first trip to Catalina and 243 Claressa was just what the pictures show. We had 2 little kids and 5 adults in this house and it wasn't crowded. The dining/living area is big and spacious so the kids could play and we all could just hang out. The property is well kept, close to the water and all the restaurants. The team at Civr was great. We had to pick up keys after hours and it all went like clockwork. Really happy with our experience
We thoroughly enjoyed our stay in Catalina, and 243 Claressa was the perfect place for our extended family get-togethers! Would recommend it in a heartbeat!!
The condo is relatively new with good accommodation. The trouble is Clarssa is the main route through town and noisy all day. The condo up-stairs may be a day care or a bowling alley. There is no sound barrier between floors.
This was a Thanksgiving vaca with my 2 sons, their girlfriends and my granddaughter. My parents moved to Catalina in 1974 and I lived on the island myself for a couple of years so I'd past by these cute condo/townhouses since my parents move. It is as adorable inside as it is on the outside, very quaint and cozy. There has been some attempt to moderize the inside, though spotty. The remodel looks as though every dollar spent was 'pinched'. We actually made a complete Thanksgiving meal in the semi-equipped kitchen and only needed to purchase a couple of disposable pans. However, the kitchen cabinets were disorganized and somewhat grungy. There was plenty of clean towels (and a washer/dryer) and clean linens. The place was tidy but in need of a thorough deep cleaning. Other than that, there is plenty of comfy sitting space for 6-8 people. The location is great (though located on a busy thoroughfare and noisy at times). We all loved staying at 243 Claressa but we were in unison about how relatively inexpensive it would be to take the place up a couple of notches.
We stayed at 243 Claressa for my birthday in late September. We were there for 5 days. The unit is clean, and has a very open layout. We has three couples, and an infant. The unit was big enough that we were not on top of eachother. The toaster broke, and management had a new over within the hour. I would stay there again.
our family loved Catalina!! the house we rented at 243 Claressa was perfect for us!! it was very spacious, comfy & close to the beach. The house was stocked with the stuff we needed to get started...the only thing I would suggest that the house needed is an updated radio with an aux. outlet to plug in our ipod. & a new TV stand, it was about to fall apart...thanks & we look forward to coming back to Catalina & staying again!!!


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Petersburg gets grant to help restore Chesapeake Bay
PETERSBURG - The city's Stormwater Management Program was recently selected to receive a $100,000 grant from the Chesapeake Bay Stewardship Fund.
The grant's purpose is to help improve local rivers and streams, and improve overall water quality around the city and state. Petersburg officials said that the city will develop sustainable financing strategies to implement the highest priority projects that will ultimately benefit the downstream neighbors in the Chesapeake Bay.
"This grant will allow the city to address our implementation strategy for today and the future. It will enhance our ability to work efficiently," Petersburg City Manager William E. Johnson III said in a statement.
Virginia is one of six states, along with Washington, D.C., that state and federal officials chose to help restore the Chesapeake Bay from storm and pollution damage. The initiative's goal is to reduce the flow of farm and urban runoff, and water fouled by sewage and storm overflows from entering into the bay.
Marine life has already been affected by the pollution over the past decade. The pollution from farms and cities has created vast "dead zones" within the 200-mile-long bay. The bay's signature oyster, the eastern oyster, and blue crab populations have been on the decline since the bay has been polluted.
The project is one of the largest water pollution control projects in U.S. history. It not only involves the federal government, six states and the District of Columbia, but also the actions and contributions of 17 million people who live within the watershed.
The EPA is directing the 64,000-square-mile initiative after years of neglect and unmet promises by the states to clean the bay.
"The course we're on keeps our long-term goals in focus, while making certain that we take clear, tangible actions toward a cleaner bay," said Lisa Jackson, EPA administrator and outgoing chair of the executive council.
The focus of the restoration of the bay is now moving from the federal government to local communities, such as Petersburg, and individuals in vicinity of the bay.
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A fascinating essay by Shoko Mugikura on the complexity of Japanese writing.
Modern Japanese is written in a mixture of three basic scripts: Kanji — which are Chinese ideographic symbols — as well as Hiragana and Katakana — two phonetic alphabets (syllables). There are a few thousand Kanji characters, while Hiragana and Katakana have 46 each. Although there is a basic rule for when to use which script, there are many exceptions, and what's worse is that words written in Kanji have often multiple pronunciations, depending on the context or conjunction. This is hard enough for native speaker to get right every time, so I almost feel sorry for those non-natives who are learning to read and write Japanese.
Here's a quick breakdown of the three basic scripts and their usage:
Kanji is mainly used for the lexical elements: nouns, verb stems, adjective stems, and so forth; Hiragana has rounded letter shapes, which are mainly used for the grammatical elements of sentences such as particles, auxiliary verbs, and suffixes of nouns; Katakana has an angular letter shape, which is most often used for foreign words and also for the purpose of emphasis.


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More IPEX Images!
New Ground Station Taking Shape
In order to better communicate with our spacecraft we are building our third ground station on the Cal Poly campus. This new ground station will feature quad phased yagi antennas with ability to transmit up to 1.5KW. The new system will be using the Cal Poly developed systemboard as our radio. It will also feature automatic pass operations. We recently began construction of the new groundstation on the roof of building 192 with hopes of finishing by the end of the summer.
ExoCube Pushing Forward!
A particularly exciting and educational aspect of PolySat's comprehensive production process is the design and in-house manufacturing of various structural components. ExoCube, PolySat's most recent project, implements a modification of the flight-proven and student-designed HyperCube structure that was recently flown as a 1U form-factor for the IPEX mission. To increase educational benefits and expand the technical capabilities of the PolySat lab, many of the components used within the ExoCube mechanical structure have been manufactured by PolySat students using Cal Poly's on-campus machine shops. For the past several months, the ExoCube mechanical team has been working to finalize design and manufacturing, and we are excited to have finalized hardware that has been machined in recent weeks!
IPEX's Continued Success
The PolySat team has been working diligently at continued improvements to the groundstation. Since the last post, we have downlinked several more images, and below are some of the best images yet!
A shot of the Hawaiian islands:
Beautiful clouds over the Pacific:
A frigid looking shot near the Pacific Rim:
All TLE images obtained using STK10
We will continue to post images as we receive them!
IPEX's First Full Resolution Image!
For the past several weeks following P-POD deployment, IPEX has been downlinking images to Cal Poly's upgraded groundstation to verify that the imaging and communications systems are working as expected. We have recently received approval to release one of the first IPEX images captured post-deployment, and are excited to share with the community! This image was taken on December 6, 2013 at 11:05 UTC using the -Z camera while IPEX was traversing over the Australian coast, pointed southwest towards the terminator line.
The successful capture, storage, and downlink of the recent IPEX images represents an important milestone for PolySat's technical and operational capabilities. IPEX is the first CubeSat to use PolySat's new avionics suite, comprised of a variety of custom PCBs and a Tyvak Intrepid systemboard/comm board package. The timely and efficient downlink of one of IPEX's high-resolution deployment images such as this one adequately verifies not only PolySat's new avionics bus, but the recent upgrades to the Cal Poly ground station as well. We are excited to continue IPEX operations!
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IPEX Status
The payload processor and software have been activated.
Japan has gotten a very clear recording of IPEX.
Check it out here: http://www.dk3wn.info/p/?p=39287
Two types of beacons can be heard in the recording, a health beacon and the morse code beacon.
Image thumbnails have been downlinked from each of the five cameras along with a telemetry packet.
IPEX has received over 50 packets since the launch the night before. Decoded packets indicate the satellite is so far nominal. Initial checkout is still underway and updates will be posted.
Packets are being decoded from about 1.5 degrees above the horizon
IPEX Launch!
PolySat is very excited to announce the upcoming launch of IPEX! The launch is scheduled for December 5, 2013, out of Vandenberg Air Force Base, along with 11 other CubeSats.
We would greatly appreciate the help of the HAM radio community in gathering data about our satellite. To see tracking information and to submit packets, see the tab above labeled IPEX Tracking.
CP9 Flight Model Integration
On August 2nd, the CP9 team performed a basic fit check and functional check out of our flight unit, which included using the solar-panel mounted sidepanels created during May. Here is a cool picture of it:
IPEX Long Range Testing
The IPEX team did some long range testing this weekend. They took the ETU about half way up Bishop's Peak and hung out for the tests! This was one of the cooler pictures:
Out of frame to the right is our home at Cal Poly!


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To celebrate the new Henry Moore retrospective at Tate Britain, here are five fascinating facts about the artist and his work:
Henry Spencer Moore was born in Castleford, Yorkshire, England in 1898. He was a teacher and served in the army before going to Leeds School of Art to learn to become a sculptor.
He is famous for sculpting people with hollow spaces in their bodies and for using flowing, abstract shapes:
Most of his sculptures are female figures, some are families and some just faces:
He liked to take inspiration from nature and spent a lot of time sketching each sculpture before he made it.
During World War II, he was commissioned by the War Artists Advisory Committee to make drawings of London's civilians using Underground stations as bomb shelters:
He died in 1986 and was buried only a few hundred yards from his home at St Thomas's Church in Perry Green.
The Henry Moore exhibit is open until 8 August 2010. Have you already been to see it? Why not leave us a comment to tell us what you think!
p.s. A Retrospective is a particular kind of exhibition. It means to take a look back at an artist's whole career. Moore's career spanned over fifty years – that's a lot of sculptures!
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Titanic bandmaster letter auctioned for 93,000 pounds
London, Apr 22 (PTI) A letter written onboard by the Titanic bandmaster, who played on as the doomed liner sank in the icy waters of Atlantic, has sold for an incredible 93,000 pounds - almost double its pre-sale estimate.
The letter by 33-year-old Wallace Hartley describes the grandeur of the luxury liner, calling Titanic "a fine ship." He also praise his fellow musicians as "a fine band".
Hartley, from Colne in Lancashire, is remembered for playing on with his band in an effort to keep the stricken vessel''s passengers calm.
The letter to his parents sent on the day the Titanic set sail on its maiden voyage from Southampton on April 10 1912, was auctioned at Henry Aldridge and Son in Wiltshire.
Experts had expected it to make between 50,000 pounds and 60,000 pounds, ''BBC News'' reported.
The letter is written on official White Star Line notepaper and bears the printed heading "On board RMS Titanic".
In the letter, Hartley wrote that he "missed coming home very much & it would have been nice to have seen you all if only for an hour or two".
Auctioneer Andrew Aldridge said he was "unaware of any other surviving letter written by Hartley on board the ship".
"This letter mentions the band and alludes to the wealth on board the ship - implying that some of it would make its way to the band in the form of gratuities," Aldridge said.
He said the letter, which was bought by an anonymous Titanic collector, had sold for an "incredible" price.
RMS Titanic - a British passenger liner - sank in the North Atlantic Ocean on April 15, 1912 after colliding with an iceberg during her maiden voyage from Southampton, UK to New York, US.
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Snowflake Software provides standards-based Open Data Exchange solutions. We have offices in Southampton, UK – famous for pioneers, adventurers and engineering advances (check out the Pilgrim Fathers, the Titanic and Spitfire airplanes) – and also in Washington DC, USA.
In the beginning….
It all started back in 2001 when former Ordnance Survey colleagues Ian Painter and Eddie Curtis took the plunge and set up Snowflake. With a passion for software development and geospatial data the guys wanted to build a techy company to develop software tools that enable data exchange. From day one the vision has always been to develop generic commercial off-the-shelf software, and within the first 3 weeks Snowflake's first product was live – a free OS MasterMap GML viewer. Free to download, the idea behind the viewer was to attract interest in the company … over 10 years later our OS MasterMap Viewer remains one of the most popular downloads of the UK spatial community.
In over 10 years we've grown Snowflake Software from two techies to a truly international business with offices on both sides of the pond. Not only do we have customers in Europe, Oceania, North America, South America and Asia but our team provides a rich cultural mix with people from Wales, England, Germany, Greece, Russia, Spain, South Africa, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Saudi Arabia, Romania, Canada and India. Not just that, but we must be one of the few software houses in the UK with nearly 50% women, both of these things make Snowflakeland an easy place to come to work in the morning.
We're really proud of Snowflake as a company, of our products and services, and most importantly, that our original goal hasn't changed – we're still passionate about delivering great off-the-shelf software for data exchange. But that's only a snapshot. Read Ian Painter's blog covering Snowflake's complete history. It's worth a read.
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