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Forward Raheed Wallace gave the New York Knicks solid minutes in early season coming off the bench behind Tyson Chandler. But lately Rasheed Wallace's been a non-factor for the New York Knicks while rehabbing from a foot injury that could have him sidelined for the rest of the season.
Rasheed Wallace has been out since 15th December with an injury the New York Knicks initially described as a "sore left foot" but upgraded to "stress reaction" after rumors started flying about the injury actually being a "stress fracture."
New York Knicks coach Mike Woodson expected Rasheed Wallace to start running this week, the 15-year veteran has been behind in his timetable and could now be out for an extended period.
"He'll be back — but when, I don't know," said Mike Woodson in London on Wednesday. "We're gradually trying to get him back where he can run again so he can get back in a uniform. But when, we don't know when yet."
Although the New York Knicks are reportedly concerned about Rasheed Wallace's injury they are still holding out hope of Wallace's return this season. Mike Woodson has been a strong advocate of Rasheed Wallace and even coaxed the All-Star out of a two year retirement by signing a veteran's minimum contract with the New York Knicks.
Then there are those who believe that it would be lot less waste of time and effort if the New York Knicks went froth on replacing Rasheed Wallace with a free agent. According to league sources, it is an idea that still has not been shot down by the organization, and among those the New York Knicks appeared to have interest in pursuing is 35-year-old free agent Kenyon Martin.
Of lately, the New York Knicks have lacked depth at the front court due to piling injuries; including Marcus Camby's foot (out 2-4 weeks) and Amar'e Stoudemire recovering from offseason knee surgery. Additionally, Raymond Felton could return somewhere in late January due to a finger fracture while Iman Shumpert (knee) is just marking his season debut in returning form knee injury against the Detroit Pistons on Thursday.
But the New York Knicks could end up giving Rasheed Wallace time to recover from the foot injury before they make some hasty decisions of replacing him. Moreover, if the New York Knicks wanted to add a free agent, they'd have to make space on the 15-man roster.
However, all 15-active players on the New York Knicks roster have guaranteed contracts and Rasheed Wallace's contract became fully guaranteed only earlier this month.
When Rasheed Wallace first sustained the latest injury, he said it occurred as a result of aggravating a previous foot injury. Initially, Rasheed Wallace remained day to day with the foot injury but by last month, he was believed to be in progress for a return. Now, he's reportedly having trouble "pushing off" the injured left foot.
"It's not my call," Rasheed Wallace said when asked again about his expected return on Wednesday.
However, when he's been healthy, Rasheed Wallace's had a strong defensive presence in the post for the New York Knicks and has been of very productive coming off the bench. In 20 appearances this season, Rasheed Wallace has averaged 7.2 points and 4.2 rebounds while logging 14.6 minutes per game.
Rasheed Wallace potentially done for season
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I'm sure you're as sick of the stakeout as I am at this point. Let's hit the fast-forward button! I need another week before I can get us to a new spot in the plot (ah the perils of writing beginning-to-end).
In the meantime, a little suspense…
Tess has finally spotted Neal outside 15 Romolo – along with someone she didn't expect. She's sending Kee in for the recon.
(Catch up on the plot here. Meet Tess and Kee here.)
Tess's project manager mode was in full effect. "There are two people I want you to keep an eye on in there. The first is obviously Neal. You'll recognize him from the picture. He's with two enormous dudes wearing awful Etro shirts. You won't miss them."
"Right. Who's the second one?"
"A small, bitch-eyed woman with a sleek dark bob, red lipstick and a tattoo of birds flying across her shoulder. Strapless black dress. She looks sort of like Jennifer Aniston if she was a Marilyn Manson fan."
"And what am I supposed to be watching for?" Tess was suprised to see Kee taking not just mental, but actual, notes.
"Sit as close to Neal as you can. Eavesdrop like hell. I want to know who he's talking to, about what and where he's going. As for Vic - that's Goth Aniston - I want to know if she's spending any time with Neal. And if she's not, then what is she doing? Is she watching him? Or is she just on a regular old date and I've turned into a paranoid lunatic?"
"I have some of my own answers to those questions, but I will let the evidence speak for me."
"Very funny. Now get down there."
Things You Should Know, Week 22
I'm going to shut up about me for five seconds and direct you to the most awesomest of awesome videos. Project Color Corps is gearing up to spread some optimism in East Oakland, and the idea is absolutely worthy of your greenbacks. I've seen Laura in action – she is litrally made of magic.
"You're not a very bright person. I could tell you had no idea what a chaise lounge was."
How to End a Date – and the Week – and an Era.
The dialogue in this video is TOTES NSFW, so wear your headphones if you're at the office or you don't want your kids to ask you what "anal" is.
It's completely irrelevant to novelizing, except that sometimes when you've glued your butt to your Herman Miller chair, allowing yourself to write what you know is vom-inducing prose (like so bad that your best friend will have to ERASE IT FROM YOUR HARDRIVE if you die in a freak accident) in order to hopefully, maybe, someday spit out something glorious, you need a good chuckle break.
Especially on the eve of welcoming both man and chaise lounge into your abode, turning your back on such dating follies forever.
PS Thanks JPatt! You know just what I like.
You might remember a few months back when my tiny apartment was featured on Apartment Therapy. Well, the day has come for this Hen Pen to become a Cohabitation Pod. Believe it or not, my dude is going to wedge himself in here with me for a few months while we foment our next plan to take over the world.
Which means:
a) I'm packing up my desk and moving it six blocks to a little office I've rented. Goodbye amazing view to stare at while I write! Goodbye whole days without wearing a bra!
b) A couple of laydeez are coming over tomorrow night for one last round of French 75s before this place is infected with boy cooties*. Lemme know if you wanna stop by!
*I love you, Honey.
(We're still on the stakeout, if you can believe that. Catch up on the plot here. Meet Tess here.)
Tess punched the seek button for the hundredth time. Nothing but auto-tuned songs she'd never heard before and threadbare hits she never needed to hear again. She felt sorry for anyone who had to listen to this crap. Between Kee's label releases and Sirius in her car, the soundtrack of her life was preprogrammed.
A welcome riff popped up somewhere near the middle of the dial. In an instant she was lying on the floor in her teenage bedroom, a beached starfish letting the weight of Beck's maudlin lyrics press down on her. It was May, and she was certain she was the Lost Cause. Barbara's knock was barely audible over the speakers. Tess registered the swish of air as her mother opened the door and quietly starfished herself beside her.
"It's going to be okay, you know. Your father and I didn't go to Ivy Leagues, and it hasn't made us any less successful."
"I just worked so hard. For nothing."
"Oh but it wasn't for nothing, Honey. What do we always say? Hard work…"
"…is its own reward. But it isn't! It didn't work! And now my plans are ruined."
"Oh Tess, Sweetie. Plans can't protect you from disappointment. In fact, most of the time they'll guarantee it."
"So what am I supposed to do then? Not plan? Fine. I'll just be like, whatever, all the time forever." Even she could hear how teenage she sounded.
Her mother's eyes were soft. "There's a happy medium. Making plans is important. But you have to be ready to adapt when things don't go your way."
"So like, have a Plan B?"
Barbara smiled at her daughter, tucking a defiant blonde lock behind her ear. "Something like that."
The memory resurfaced again and again. Was it was because she had learned something important, or because her mother, for once, had been motherly? Where Tess made plans, her mother clung to beliefs. Barbara's endless theory and rhetoric created an intellectual forcefield between them, one she used to deflect reality when it didn't suit her.
She would shit if she could see Tess now. Barbara had never approved of Plan A (meet guy, fall in love, get married, live happily ever after), and a Plan B that included the additional steps of spying and what? begging? did not constitute persuasive selling points.
Tess had told herself that she just wanted to see Neal in the flesh, to know for sure that he was okay. But now reality presented itself like the giant sinkhole it was. What would she say to him? "Hi! I was just staking out your favorite bar, incognito, so we could talk about our relationship"? Or "Hey, um, that was sorta lame how you text dumped me"? Or wait! How about "That break-in at your apartment inspired a new career in home security"?
If she had climbed into a time machine and gone back even three days to alert Recent Past Tess that her Near Future self was about to beg a man for a second chance, there was no way RPT would have believed it.
Ah, Tone. You sticky widget you. I started this novel with 'lighthearted romp' in mind, but many of the ideas and situations (esp those forthcoming) have turned out more substantive than originally planned. Basically, even a lighthearted romp, when written by me, is going to contain some heavy thinking. Since I trust your opinion, tell me please:
Things You Should Know, Week 21
One of the best secrets about writing novels is that reading novels is an official part of the job. That means I can spend a whole Monday morning soaking up Jennifer Egan's Pulitzer Prize-winning prose and not feel guilty about it AT ALL.
It's oh-so-sneaky and delicious, as if I've found the world's biggest loophole. Sorta like writing off the cost of said books on my Schedule C. But we'll save taxes for next week.
Anyway, after two solid years of shuffling half-heartedly through genre fiction to get my bearings on the industry (spy, chick lit, YA, anything bestselling with a female protagonist), returning to my beloved literary fiction feels like I've discovered books all over again. Synapses are in overdrive, zapping open forgotten cubby holes in my brain. I'm haunted by sentences whose importance I haven't quite parsed yet. And contrary to what I feared, reading her inimitable prose did not make me despondent about my own abilities. It made me want to aim higher.
So there's that. Only time will tell how it pans out.
Chubby girl is continually criticized and eventually abandoned by her father. Grows up. Feels inadequate … forever. Or at least repeatedly and at great length throughout the rest of the book.
She breaks up with a boyfriend who doesn't sound that awesome because, presumably, she doesn't think he's that awesome. Regrets this decision … forever. Or at least repeatedly and at great length throughout the rest of the book.
Said ex writes a Cosmo article titled "Loving a Larger Woman". This embarrasses her deeply, and yet, makes her want to get back together with him.
Meanwhile, she joins an experimental weight loss program led by a hot, nice doctor who is clearly attracted to her, but she fails to notice because no one can possibly love a fat girl.
Ex has moved on, but she somehow manages to get pregnant with his baby anyway.
Hand-wringing, heartbreak, etc etc.
She sells her screenplay to Hollywood with the help of her new skinny famous actress BFF. Gets expensive haircut. Has pregnant hijinks with movie stars. Buys diamonds. Confronts father: he still doesn't love her.
Runs into ex and his new girl at the airport, is mean to them, gets shoved, slips on kitten heel, hits belly on bathroom sink, wakes up with preemie baby who may turn out retarded and/or die. Oh, and no uterus. (No chick lit novel is complete without an emergency hysterectomy?)
She blames her ex (naturally), goes mildly insane, starts taking long walks and forgetting to eat and shower. Voilá! She's skinny for the first time in her life. BUT SO SAD. (And smelly.) Because we all know that being skinny doesn't make you happy.
Eventually she's rescued by the hot, nice doctor who loves her soul. Gains weight back. Baby turns out normal. Said doctor proposes on last page. They're a family! Everyone is so happy!
Oh, and she has a rat terrier with a discerning personality and her mom is a lesbian.
Oh, and I feel like my humanity just got sucked through a crazy straw and spit back into the cup.
Tess has been text-dumped by Neal under mysterious circumstances.
She refuses to accept this ending, recruits Kee to fly up to SF for a stakeout.
They are wearing borrowed uniforms and driving home security patrol cars.
Kee is stationed outside Neal's apartment in SOMA.
Meanwhile, Tess is outside 15 Romolo, Neal's local watering hole.
Unsure what else should go down during a stakeout, I proposed some options.
You picked:
"One of them is approached with an unrelated security emergency and chooses to rise to the occasion."
Et (three weeks later) Voilá!
Kee's voice punctured the silence. "Dude, requesting backup! Emergency!"
"What?! Is there a sighting?"
"No time to explain! Just get your arse over here!"
"Housekeeping, tell me what's going on! Housekeeping?" Tess could hear the rapid fire of Kee's impractical footwear on concrete.
"Don't worry, Darling! I'll get him!" Kee responded.
The same mishmash of emotions Tess had been chewing all morning caught in her throat. They'd found Neal! Now what? But then Kee's tone gave her a double take. Flirtation seemed to ooze out of every syllable.
"Get who? Kee? Kee! You're supposed to stay in the car!"
No response. The heels continued their clattering pursuit.
Tess glanced at the door, considering her options. It didn't surprise her that Kee had ignored protocol – to invite her anywhere was to invite a certain amount of chaos. But this was the first time she'd been handed the attire and weaponry to do official damage. And if it was Neal she was chasing, Tess sure as hell wanted to be there for the capture. She turned over the ignition and sped toward her friend.
Meanwhile, the running had stopped short. "Hold it, Turkey!" Kee announced, triumph in her voice.
"Kee! What the fuck is going on?" Again, no response. Was the button on her walkie-talkie stuck? Tess tried to imagine, while launching her Ford Focus over the crest of a very steep hill, exactly what kind of scenario could merit such Charlie's Angels conviction.
Kee was panting fairly heavily now and mumbling to herself. "You've messed with the wrong cop, Bub!"
"You are not a cop!" Tess yelled back, crisscrossing lanes through an intersection. Oh god, just don't pull out the stun gun, she pleaded telepathically.
A high-pitched "EEEEEEEEE!" was followed by the thud of body weight hitting pavement. Grunts and rustling. Then the same reedy voice screaming "Get orffa me, Lady!" If that was the Turkey, it definitely wasn't Neal. Tess breathed a sigh of relief. Who was it then? Man? Woman? Clown? Muppet? In the good news category, Kee seemed to have the upper hand.
"Give…me…the…PANTS!" heaved a very out-of-breath Kee. The closer Tess got to the scene, the farther away she was from understanding the crime. Pants theft would be bizarre enough. But when Kee said pants, she meant British pants. As in underwear.
"They're mine!" he shrieked. It was definitely a man, Tess decided, and he was definitely drunk.
"They are not! I saw you nick them!" accused Kee as Tess crossed Market Street.
"I was doing my laundry!" he replied, marbles in his mouth.
"Liar! I've been watching that laundromat for six hours and you only just appeared!"
Tess zoomed around a corner, narrowly avoiding a MUNI bus.
"Why have you been watching the laundromat for six hours?" came a deeper voice, this one clearly male, sober and confused. And also not Neal.
"Oh! Well, I was handling some official, erm, police business…" Kee's syrupy flirtation had reappeared, but this time it flowed more like molasses. Another thud landed very near the speaker, then more rustling. "Hey! Get back here!"
Now several sets of feet were off and running. "I got you once…" Kee declared. "I'll get you…
A single pair of non-stilettoed feet sped off. Then silence.
"Kee!" Tess yelled in vain.
The signal cut out for a terrifying three seconds. Then Kee spoke to her. "Barmaid, I hope you're on your way, because I can't carry this body by myself."
Tess turned the corner just in time to see what she meant. Kee was standing over a disheveled-looking bearded man lying flat on his back on the sidewalk, stun gun in her hand.
Tess screeched to a halt and ran around the car. What she had assumed at first glance to be a homeless dude was in fact a blue-eyed, flannel-clad hipster. And there wasn't a pair of underpants in sight.
"This is the Turkey?"
"No, it's Rob. How do you know about the Turkey?"
"Your walkie-talkie transmitted the ahem, altercation, in its entirety."
"Oh," she said, staring at the device. "Well in that case, the Turkey got away. We were in pursuit, and I nearly nabbed him! But then I, erm, accidentally zapped the victim instead."
Ten minutes later, "Rob" was slumped against the backseat of Tess's patrol car, parked behind its twin in the alley across from Neal's apartment – and opposite the laundromat where Kee had witnessed the theft of "Rob's" "pants" from a dryer. She hadn't actually met him, but after watching him expertly separate whites from colors, lovingly fold his boxer briefs and stare come-hitheringly at his laptop between cycles, she had decided not only that his name was Rob, but that he would be her next conquest.
"Well then maybe you stunned the right guy after all," Tess suggested through a mouthful of gummy bears.
"Oh yes you're a right laugh, aren't you," Kee mumbled while Googling the average recovery time from a 5.8 million volt stun gun.
While fun to write, this scene's a bit too Lucy and Ethel for me. What do you think?
Things You Should Know, Week 20
My grandma turned 90 yesterday. Firecracker though she is, I spent the whole lunch (on a rooftop terrace in La Jolla with no umbrella) worrying that she was going to get heat stroke.
She didn't!
So therefore…
a full, undisturbed day of writing.
The last two (insane, overscheduled, traveltastic) weeks mark the first time since November that real life has gotten so totally and unavoidably in the way of this here novel.
Which, glass half full, is a good sign.
Heyyyy avoidance: you have been replaced. By guilt.
Inside My Brain Right Now:
Must finish stakeout scene!
Must post to blog to prove I'm not dead!
Must avoid blog until finished with stakeout scene!
Must bang out client deadlines!
Must buy editorial assistant/cat litter!
Must eat baby carrots and hummus!
No! Put down the snacks!
Ooh what's on Facebook!
Stop it! Focus! You're so behind!
What if I fail?!
What is the meaning of life?!
Where do baby carrots come from?!
Nyan Cat theme song!
You Should Know To Beat Myself Up About, Week 19
1. all that "novelizing into the wee hours" that never happened
2. all the sell-out, sleep-depriving client work that did
3. the two chick lit books I "researched" instead of writing
4. all the cheesesteaks, Coke Classic and pillow chocolates
5. threatening Anne Tyler
6. privately jamming to nyan cat's sweet groove
(Remind me later that I put this here, would you?)
Not sure they're appropriate for a Feminist Fairytale Spy novel, but when I break into the Quirky-Heartfelt-Humans-Struggling-To-Understand-Each-Other genre, all I can say is WATCH YOUR BACK, ANNE TYLER.
Say there's a Russian picnic somewhere in your novel.
Perhaps you want your protagonist to enjoy a tasty portable food product from said region. Like, say, a dumpling type item.
Here's what you'll need to know:
a) Pirozhki are the most common option – little baked or fried dough pockets filled with deliciosity.
Think the original Hot Pocket(TM).
b) These are not to be confused with Pierogi, Polish dumplings which are boiled before the bake/fry cycle.
Think potstickers.
(image from girlsguidetobutter.com)
c) Which are not to be confused with Pelmeni, a Russian dumpling traditionally served in broth.
Think wonton soup.
(image from foodinmouth.com)
d) And don't try to dodge the P altogether by choosing Vareniki, because although delicious, these dumplings originated in the Ukraine.
Think vehicle for sour cream.
(image from shesimmers.com)
You should probably pick the Pirozhki, even if it means giving up that good joke you wrote about Russia's universal condiment.
Word of Advice:
We sampled three out of four at the delicious Katia's Russian Tea Room. In the same evening. I recommend don't do that.
Things You Should Know, Week 18
Hale and Hearty Greetings, my friends!
This week I'm coming to you from Lancaster, PA, home of the Amish! (The Amish totally merit an exclamation point!) It's like, seriously pastoral here. I'll be hanging with a longtime client during the workday and novelizing into the wee hours.
Speaking of whoopie pies, I was ecstatic to have a little ditty on The Hairpin last week. If you haven't seen it already, check it out for a rare glimpse into the gene pool that produced yours truly, and some sage advice for proper usage of the word TITS.
Tomorrow(ish) I'll post some more stakeout action, per your votes. Speaking of which, have you voted yet? If you're new here (hi Hairpinners!), here's the fastest way to figure out WTF is going on:
Get the abridged version via Catch Up on the Plot.
Cast Your Vote(s)! will pull up every excerpt to date, starting with the most recent poll. So scroll to the end if you want to read in chronological order.
Thanks y'all! I'll take pictures of farmland for you.
Unreliably yours…
Now I'm daydreaming about the skills I would add to my repertoire.
If you could choose a superpower, a kick-ass skill or even just some super accessories, what would they be?
Obvi, taking possession of Salman Rushdie's writing brain is first on my list.
But on a more practical level, I could use the shit out of Wonder Woman's personal grooming spin. Two slow-motion twirls and BANG! my hair is salon styled and my sweatpants and sleeping tee shirt have been replaced with an outfit of justice (support bra included).
I mean, talk about useful.


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The side arm is an attachment for use with the Eco Pro and the Eco Club, and it enables you to mark the desired surface from the side of the line. This is especially convenient in tighter spaces such as the boundary lines in cricket. The Side Arm has been made to give the grounds staff further utilisation of the machine and is easily interchangeable with the standard front end.


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Casuarina Prison is the main maximum-security prison for male prisoners - particularly long-term prisoners - in Western Australia. Surrounded by a range of state-of-the-art security devices, the prison has a special unit for intensive, high-security supervision of offenders.
The prison operates the State's biggest infirmary which is about the same size as a small country hospital.
It also has a variety of workshops where prisoners can learn metal fabrication, cabinet making, boot and shoe manufacturing, printing, baking and making concrete products.
|June 1991
|Gender of population:
|Security level:
|Maximum, medium, minimum
|Operational capacity (as at 2 October 2013):
|34.9 km south of Perth
Note: There are no visits on Good Friday and Christmas Day.
A prison bus service runs from Kwinana Train Station on Tuesdays and Thursdays, departing Kwinana Train Station at 3.45 pm and leaving Casuarina Prison at 5.40 pm. On weekends the service departs Kwinana Train Station at 1.00 pm and leaves Casuarina Prison at 2.45 pm and 4.00 pm. Refer to Transperth for more public transport options.
Casuarina Prison
288 Orton Road
Telephone: +61 8 9411 5333
Facsimile: +61 8 9411 5522
Postal address:
Casuarina Prison
Locked Bag No 1
Kwinana Post Office
GPS coordinates:
Latitude: -32.237710, Longitude: 115.878382
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Intramolecular crosslinking of poly(vinyl alcohol)
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|Poly(vinyl alcohol) is crosslinked in dilute solution (c=0.1 wt%) with glutaraldehyde. The reaction product is characterized by viscometry and gel permeation chromatography (g.p.c.). The intrinsic viscosity decreases with increasing degree of crosslinking and does not depend on temperature. G.p.c. reveals that the reaction product is not homogeneous, but consists of a mixture of particles with different sizes, possibly both intra- and intermolecularly crosslinked molecules. The intramolecularly crosslinked molecules are smaller in size than the initial polymer molecules and their size depends on the degree of crosslinking. They possess a narrow particle size distribution even if the initial polymer sample had a broad molecular weight distribution.
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There can be nothing worse in hockey than giving up a goal with one-tenth of a second left on the clock.
Unless it is one that proves to be the game-decider.
On your home ice.
And against the team you are chasing in the playoff standings.
Quad City Mallards goalie David Brown called it "infuriating." He was probably just being nice.
Fort Wayne's Chris Auger took a pass from Artem Podshendyalov as the final seconds evaporated in the second period of Friday's game against the Mallards at the I wireless Center. Just as the clock was hitting 0:00, Auger nudged the puck past Brown's left side.
The Komets got the goal, got the momentum and got the win, hanging on for a 3-2 victory.
"Those are tough to take. They are momentum-killers," QC coach David Bell said of the Komet buzzer-beater. "It's a lack of clock management, a lack of focus. Any goal at the end of a period is tough to swallow. You just need to kill the clock and live to fight another day."
That tenth-of-a-second goal cost the Mallards more than a win. It also dropped QC a spot in the CHL's Turner Conference standings. QC (23-18-1, 47 points) fell to fifth behind Rapid City (23-14-3, 49 points), important because only four conference teams make the playoffs.
QC falls seven points behind second-place Fort Wayne, and is now 1-4 against the Komets. Besides an 0-1 record vs. Tulsa, the Mallards have a losing record in the CHL only vs. Fort Wayne and leader Evansville (0-3).'
"Both are very good," Bell said of the Turner leaders. "Both have veteran clubs. To beat them, we're going to have to out-energize them."
The coach said Friday's game didn't run on that kind of battery power.
"We're a high-energy team," he said. "But if we don't play that way, we're not very good. I just thought we lacked energy tonight," calling the game and the atmosphere "boring" because of that.
Yet, the game certainly had an exciting finish, thanks to a power-play goal by Obi Aduba with 2:53 left in the game. Desperate for a game-tying goal, QC pulled Brown for an extra attacker in the final minute, but that proved to be a wasted advantage. Fort Wayne tied up the puck on the boards throughout much of that.
The Mallards only scored with power plays. Matt Duffy scored his second goal of the season in the first period to tie the score at one.
It was Fort Wayne's second-period goals that left QC cringing, and not just the latest of lamp-lighters. A goal by Brett Smith with 6:42 left came from the oddest of angles from the sideboard, somehow getting past Brown's shoulder on the far side of the net.
"That second goal was extremely unfortunate," said Brown, adding that he never saw it coming. "I don't think that could happen again."
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One of the most troubling news stories of the last few months is the story of Brandon Raub. It shows us why we should be watchful for when the government uses "psychology" to label private citizens as a "risk".
Brandon is an ex-Marine, and wrote about how he supported a revolution against Obama's tyrannical regime. He made some Facebook statuses. Kind of like how I do. The response, of course, proved what he was saying. Police, FBI, and even Secret Service showed up, locked him in their police car, never charged him with a crime, and then sent him to a mental hospital — John Randolph Hospital. He was held for days before being released. No charges filed.
I'm sure we've all seen a dystopian movie or at least a TV show where the "establishment" uses claims of insanity to enslave the people. What's horrifying is that the the "science" of psychiatry is hit and miss, at best.
It's one reason the government shouldn't be allowed to lock random people into jail for political views unless they are an active threat to others. Not a potential threat — an active threat. Anything else is just psychobable "pre-crime" tyranny, much like the movie Minority Report.
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The Rosenhan experiment was a test done by psychologist David Rosenhan in 1973. It was published in the journal "Science", and was titled, "On being sane in insane places". The results of the study are disconcerting, to put it mildly.
Rosenhan's experiment utilized 3 men and 5 women in each experiment. They would fake auditory hallucinations to be admitted to 15 different mental hospitals in 5 different states. Once admitted, the men and women would then act perfectly normal, and explain that they had no symptoms. So what did the doctors do?
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In the journal article, Rosenhan explained that when it comes to psychiatry, doctors will dehumanize the patients, and turn normal things into "symptoms". Everyone's different, so everyone ends up being seen as at least a little insane. Everyone's sick.
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These are the thoughts of statists who view the world in a little closed-minded box, and want to use force to accomplish their goals.
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Collectivists and statists don't like liberty. They don't like the idea that people can be actually different than they are. The radical Islamic collectivists hate all sin and Christians and others. The theocratic Christians hate all sin and want to use violence on it. The leftist statists hate economic liberty. The socialists hate property and the fact that some people are just worth more economically to society than others.
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This is behind every major tyranny in history. Obama's "light" tyranny, Hitlers, the Chinese, the Soviets, the Cubans, even some modern European countries. They have a box, and they want you to fit into it — or else.
This is why the psychiatric angle is something we should pay attention to. The trend toward labeling angry dissenters as "risks" or "psychologically off" is similar to what Obama did before by labeling the Tea Party types as "potential" home-grown terrorists. Spot your enemy, label him, isolate him, and then dehumanize him. It's a basic strategy used constantly in politics.
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Her surgery was going to be scheduled next week but she has cancelled due to her brother. Her brother lives in Ireland. Today she received a call he had two strokes. The last one was massive. That got her blood pressure out the roof. Then they called back, they gave him 48 hours. So she is flying over. Against the doctors wishes, due to the high blood pressure. He is 73 and now on life support. I have spent 99% of my day with her. She is devastated! So prayers for her and her family during this time. Five days ago he was fine and laughing. Today he is in hospital in Ireland. Then I got a email from a very dear friend. Actually she was my kindergarten teacher who I have kept in constant contact with all my life. She has breast cancer. They will do surgery next week! I am going to drive down to Alabama to see her and try to help her out some. So prayers for her too please. I can't believe how things are turning out for Ruth and now for Lauria. I'm still waiting on things with dad. So far he is feeling fine. Lets hope it continues. ;)
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How much wealth is required by a person in his/ her lifetime ?
In today's materialistic world there is a constant struggle to earn more and more. There is nothing wrong about it but then the question is what is the limit?
People create a life full of luxuries (of things that they want or may not want) and struggle harder to maintain this standard.
Finally the question comes down to the point to how much money a person actually needs to lead a decent life ?
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Jan 2 2012: Of course one must first define wealth. You are speaking of material wealth. No one creates material wealth by themselves. It is always an interactive process of using what we did not create (raw materials) adding to that our life force, and the force of others plus time; none of which are our creation, and presto wealth (If we are favored by many other forces out of our control: war, disease, politics.. etc )
A person only needs what they have come to expect beyond subsistance. If the pursuit of happiness is the pursuit of wealth, then I think I can say welcome to the world we live in. Selfish materialism probably brings more suffering to our planet than any other cause. Dividing mankind into the haves andhave nots. If you are in a room with another and you have one loaf of bread and one jar of water is it better to kill the other and live one more day, or share what's there and not live as long? Is one's life what is important? Or what survives between the two? Only together in the spiritual harmony of all things can man be truly wealthy.
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Patchwork Blanket
We were perusing the cozy crafts section of Martha Stewart and found this relatively simple project that might be good for a rainy day like today. All you need are a few old sweaters you don't wear anymore.
The directions are easy- just arrange the sweater pieces so that the patterns go in different directions and the edges of the sweaters face out to create a natural hem to your blanket. We really like the texture it creates when you use similar colors but different patterns. We're not sure we'd have that many sweaters in a similar color, but if you do- you can create this lovely blanket for baby or yourself.
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Like that quilt, but LOVE those baby bibs!!! Details??
Those bibs are adorable!!!!! So I'm wondering are these sweater pieces going to unravel? Or does the zigzag stitch keep the knitting together?
what a fantastic idea - thanks!


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213 commercial properties to let found
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2,896 sq ft
Light Industrial to rent Unit 3, Cotton Drive, Kenilworth, CV8 2EB
Unit 3 is a MID TERRACED UNIT roof with translucent roof panels, and has block work to 2m with cladding above. The unit has ROLLER SHUTTER DOORS. There is parking for 6 by agreement. Cotton Drive is located off Dalehouse Lane close to its junction with Common Lane Kenilworth towards the A46 bypass. More details ›
260 sq ft
Serviced Office to rent 12 Hamilton Terrace, Leamington Spa, CV32 4LY
Prestigious Fully Serviced Offices To Let LAST OFFICE AVAILABLE 312 sq. ft. POA. 12 Hamilton Terrace offers a classy business address and also the MOST COMPREHENSIVE, FLEXIBLE SERVICED PACKAGE for a simple monthly licence fee, leaving you to focus on growing your business. More details ›
5,944 sq ft
Office to rent Bayton Road Industrial Estate, Bayton Road, Bayton Road Industrial Estate, Coventry, CV7
The Hub provides the opportunity to occupy recently refurbished HIGH QUALITY Offices of 2,820 sq. ft. and Warehouse accommodation of 3,124 sq. ft., all completed to a HIGH SPECIFICATION with AMPLE on-site parking for 20 cars, LARGE conference rooms and a SECURE yard. More details ›
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Office to rent Earlsdon Park, Butts Road, Coventry, CV1 3GD
Earlsdon Park IS IN A PRIME LOCATION, only ten minutes walk from the CITY CENTRE AND LOCATED off the main Coventry ring road. The ground and first floors have been finished to a shell and core standard allowing potential office occupiers the opportunity to BESPOKELY DESIGN THE OFFICE. More details ›
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Warehouse to rent 24 Bayton Road, Exhall, Coventry, CV7
24 is a substantial industrial complex on a site of approximately 6 acres. The complex is self contained with a gated entrance and exit off Bayton Road providing a fully SECURE site. There is excellent car PARKING on site with in excess of 250 allocated spaces & OFFICE accommodation. More details ›
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Office to rent Wedgnock Lane, Warwick, CV34
The property comprises a GOOD QUALITY LARGE ground floor office space that provides a total Net Internal Area of 19,838 sq. ft. The accommodation can be split into two separate suites of 5,005 sq. ft. and 14,833 sq. ft. respectively. Externally there is a LARGE CAR PARK with 115 car parking spaces. More details ›
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Warehouse to rent Unit A2, Earl Place Business Park, Fletchamstead Highway, Coventry, CV4 9XL
This property provides a purpose built DISTRIBUTION WAREHOUSE/ manufacturing facility on a fully SECURE ESTATE located off the main A45. The subject property is located on the POPULAR MODERN DEVELOPMENT of Earlplace Business Park approximately 3.5 miles from Coventry City Centre. More details ›
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Office to rent Sherbourne House, Manor House Drive, Coventry, CV1 2TA
Sherbourne House occupiers will benefit from its location just off Coventrys inner ring road and five minutes walk from Coventry Railway Station. The accommodation is CONVENIENT for the citys integrated bus network and occupiers will enjoy EASE OF ACCESS to onward journeys via the M6 and the M40. More details ›
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Factory to rent Torrington Avenue, Coventry, CV4 9UU
The property fronts onto Torrington Avenue being part of the TORRINGTON INDUSTRIAL ESTATE. The A45 is within half a mile of the property which gives a DUAL CARRIAGEWAY ACCESS to the M45, M6 (Junction 2) and the M42 (Junction 6). More details ›
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Office to rent Unit 2, The Courtyard, Eliot Business Park, Goldsmith Way, Nuneaton, CV10 7RJ
The property is located in this ATTRACTIVE AND MODERN BUILDING. In the front there are 8 ALLOCATED PARKING SPACES AND ELECTRIC SECUIRTY GATES. Benefits include gas fired CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEM, AIR CONDITIONING and KITCHENETTE, DISABLED WC and PLENTY OF STORAGE SPACE. More details ›
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Woodworker's Journal
Last time out, Rob asked what you're building in the shop this spring. Here's what we heard from some eZine readers. "[My spring woodworking project is a] workshop makeover.
Despite the recent glut of multi-tool manufacturers, FEIN is determined to continue leading the pack.
How Do I Hide the Hinge Barrel Mortise of a Rule Joint?
How to Refurbish an Heirloom Tool Chest?
To Bleach or Not to Bleach (My Floors)?
When Jeremy Grubb starts a woodworking project, "I'm normally just trying to push out a showstopper," he said.
W&H introduces versatile new molder with updated features.
This discussion began with a woodworker who wandered into a craft show -- and ended up touching on what constitutes a "high-end" quality of woodworking, and the issue of copying other woodworkers' designs.


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The Steelers offensive line, through injury and tribulations thus far this season, has not worsened in its ability to protect quarterback Ben Roethlisberger. The Raiders pass rush is not very good, but that doesn't mean the Steelers should get caught sleeping on Sunday afternoon.
The Steelers O-line gave up 40 sacks last season. That's almost three a game. This season, the line is on pace for two sacks per game for a total of 32 (regular season only). That's a little improved. The interesting thing about the four sacks so far against the Steelers is that it usually happens when the line breaks down quickly and in a huge way. Roethlisberger has been nothing short of Houdini in his ability to scramble and escape the grasp of would be tacklers. That's helped the sack totals not get any higher than they already are. Ben has also been much smarter with the ball as well and giving it up when he needs to.
The Raiders have sacked an opposing quarterback only twice this season. That should give a warm fuzzy comforting feeling to many in Steeler Nation, but the team and fans should be as cautious as ever when the offense lines up against the Raiders' defense. Defensive ends Matt Shaughnessy and Lamarr Houston have yet to really impact the line of scrimmage this season. It's only been three games, but a trimmed down and faster Lamarr Houston has yet to fullfil the high expectations placed on him at the start of camp. Shaughnessy is also sluggish, even though he did produce a sack against Pro Bowl tackle Jake Long. Steeler Max Starks is not a Pro Bowler but will certainly be a handful for the tough Shaughnessy.
The more interesting matchup will be Houston against the young Marcus Gilbert. Gilbert had the best pass blocking efficiency among rookies last season, and he has maintained that level of performance in 2012. Houston's speed could be a challenge for Gilbert as he tries to take the edge away from the right tackle. Gilbert will be key in sealing off Big Ben's escape route should the pocket collapse – especially if Starks struggles with Shaughnessy. Houston has much to prove and a golden opportunity to finally meet expectations against an offensive line that has yet to finds its rhythm in effective blocking.
But, should Starks and Gilbert consistently seal off the edge and allow Roethlisberger to sit in the pocket for more than 3.5 seconds, then it will be carnage in the Raiders secondary.


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In 1995, I became an employee of Southam Inc, Canada's largest publisher of daily newspapers. At the time, newspapers were at the peak of their performance. Having a printing press was a license to print money. The internet was far from mainstream. In fact, it was mostly the past time of scientists, researchers, and geeks like myself. Sixteen years later, everything has changed. The internet is now the defacto source for information of all sorts, including news. Meanwhile, newspaper readership and revenue is continually on a steep decline. What the hell happened?
If you ask the industry experts, you'll like receive a number of unique opinions on the matter. Some will go on about the real-time nature of the web vs. the "Yesterday's News, Today!" model of print. They'll point out trends like the social nature of the web or the transformation of young people's reading habits. Others may agonize over how newspapers gave away all their content for free in the early days and how that model has now come back to bite them in the ass. Some may claim it's the natural evolution of journalism and that newspapers (for the most part) were caught flat-footed, with neither the will nor the ability to evolve with it.
If you think we as an industry can't agree as to the nature of the problem, then it should come as no surprise our inability to agree on the solution. For those feeling that their content is devalued, erecting a pay-wall may seem like one of the most obvious choices. They feel their content is worth something, so it seems obvious to them that consumers would agree and be more than willing to pay for access to that content. Others stand starkly opposed to this plan of attack, and see any obstruction as an affront to the spirit of the internet. Many of these same people are concentrating their efforts solely on the digital side, abandoning the print business,or at the very least putting it on life support. Regardless of what you believe the solution is, the one thing I think we can all agree upon is that change is required. The status quo is neither acceptable nor is it viable.
Having lived and worked through most of this upheaval, I feel I have a little bit of authority on the matter myself. (And even if I didn't, that hasn't stopped me before.)
For me, there are bits of truth that can be found throughout all of these lively discussions. Over the course of the next couple weeks, I'm planning on writing a series of posts about this very topic. Starting with a look back at what went wrong, I'll then give you my perception of the current state of the industry, and then conclude with a proposal for a new model. Topics will include the following:
- The great fall – The real reason behind the decline of newspapers
- Take down this wall. Content pay-walls alone won't save you.
- Digital Sales First – Focus on the revenue, not (just) content.
- The holy trinity – My proposed new operating model for newspapers
I'm not going to pretend I have THE answer. From what I see, no one does. Places like the New York Times and The Guardian may have bits of pieces, but I don't think anyone would or should claim to have it all figured out. In fact, there's even a possibility that no-one ever will. Perhaps the industry will in fact become obsolete and die, just as some of the most radical of the prophets have predicted. But I don't think so.
So why now you ask? Fair question. The answer is somewhat simplistic. I believe that newspapers can not only survive, but thrive in this new digital era. That's why I took on this new role in the first place. Through this series, I'm hoping to play my small part in transforming this industry, or at the very least, have an open and honest discussion about it.
It's somewhat fitting that I've decided to publish the first post of the series on Halloween. I don't pretend to be in the same league as Eric S. Raymond, but I do see a lot similarities between the decline of Microsoft and that of the newspapers. So perhaps this series will be our version of the infamous Halloween Documents.
Throughout this series, I would love to have your feedback. There is a chance that I'll be labeled as nut bar, a heretic, an insubordinate, a clueless fiend, or all of the above. And you know what? I'm ok with that. Whether you think I may be somewhat right or dead wrong, please feel free to engage me in this healthy debate. So go ahead, let me have it. I have a thick skin. But whatever you do, if you care at all about the topic at hand, don't just idly pass by.
So, with that, let's put on our seat belts and see where this goes.


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The comedienne's Showtime series creates skits you won't see on 'Saturday Night Live.'
State of the Union British comedienne Tracy Ullman's new series allows her to develop an impressive cast of characters as she paints a sardonic portrait of America. The sketch show includes an Indian pharmacist who breaks into Bollywood-style musical numbers, guest celebs (Helen Mirren, Renée Zellweger), politicians such as Nancy Pelosi, and an array of blue-collar workers. Vulgar and brazenly racy, it's unlike anything else on TV. It will appeal to anyone who can appreciate Ullman's sheer acting/impersonation skill. It may be a harder sell for those who can't see past the potentially wearing gimmick of her playing every lead.


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Hot Brown Sandwich
Yield: 4 servings
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Nutritional Information
Amount per serving
- Calories: 375
- Calories from fat: 29%
- Fat: 12.2g
- Saturated fat: 4.8g
- Monounsaturated fat: 4.3g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 2.1g
- Protein: 31.1g
- Carbohydrate: 37.8g
- Fiber: 2.2g
- Cholesterol: 48mg
- Iron: 3.1mg
- Sodium: 1859mg
- Calcium: 239mg
- 6 tablespoons all-purpose flour
- 1/3 cup 2% low-fat milk
- 2 (10 1/2-ounce) cans low-salt chicken broth
- 1 tablespoon reduced-calorie stick margarine
- 1/2 cup (2 ounces) preshredded fresh Parmesan cheese, divided
- 1 1/2 tablespoons sherry
- 8 (3/4-ounce) slices wheat bread, toasted
- 1 pound shaved oven-roasted fat-free deli turkey breast
- 8 (1/4-inch-thick) slices tomato
- 8 teaspoons crumbled real bacon bits
- Freshly ground pepper
- Preheat oven to 450°.
- Place flour in a medium bowl. Gradually add milk and broth, stirring with a whisk until blended.
- Melt margarine in a medium saucepan over medium heat; stir in chicken broth mixture. Cook 8 minutes or until thick and bubbly, stirring constantly with a whisk. Add 1/4 cup cheese; cook 1 minute. (Cheese will not completely melt.) Remove from heat; stir in sherry.
- Slice each toasted bread slice in half diagonally. Arrange 4 toast triangles on a baking sheet, overlapping triangles. Top each with 3 ounces turkey, about 3/4 cup cheese sauce, 2 tomato slices, 2 teaspoons bacon bits, and 1 tablespoon remaining cheese. Repeat procedure with remaining ingredients to make 4 sandwiches. Bake at 450° in the upper third of the oven for 8 minutes or until thoroughly heated. Sprinkle with pepper.
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1. Why are you filing an application to review the bargaining structure right now?
The broadcasting landscape in 2012 is no longer what it was in the early 1990s, nor what anyone could have anticipated as recently as the year 2000. CBC/Radio-Canada's economic and technological environment has changed dramatically since the last bargaining structure review back in 1995.
There are many reasons behind this application:
- The complex, cumbersome organizational structure negatively affects the work environment and hinders the adoption of innovative solutions.
- The technological changes that have revolutionized content production and delivery methods have also fundamentally transformed the jobs of many employees.
- The public broadcaster is facing increased financial pressures resulting from the 2009 economic crisis and federal government cuts to its public funding in 2012.
- The market has become more competitive owing to the proliferation of specialty channels and the growth of conglomerates in the broadcasting and telecommunications industries.
- The public's expectations have shifted. Our audiences have become used to having access to virtually instantaneous, multiplatform productions, and expect to receive content in near real-time on what's happening around the world.
2. Why is this structure no longer adequate in 2012?
It's a source of dissension and jurisdictional disputes among units and employees. It generates substantial numbers of grievances that monopolize time, energy and financial resources that could be better employed in programming. There are currently over 1,500 active grievances, including a considerable and growing number arising from jurisdictional disputes.
The current structure creates a climate of distrust that undermines our ability to adopt industry best practices.
The four-unit structure creates artificial barriers, given the similarities between the duties performed by members of different units. It happens that employees perform more or less similar duties, and belong to different bargaining units.
It compromises CBC/Radio-Canada's ability to adapt so that it can address the growing financial and competitive pressures it faces in the broadcast industry.
3. What criteria does the CIRB use to assess a company's bargaining structure?
The CIRB uses five (5) criteria in determining whether a company's existing bargaining units are viable:
- Technological advances and the company's operating environment
- Similarity and integration of functions
- Bargaining climate
- Communities of interest
- Impact of structure on employee mobility and career development
4. What happens after an application for review is filed with the CIRB? Is the current structure suspended?
The existing bargaining structure remains in effect when a review application is filed. Collective agreements still apply. CBC/Radio-Canada and its certified bargaining units must conduct good-faith negotiations to renew the collective agreements that expire during the process.
If the CIRB agrees to review the bargaining structure, all the parties involved must hold discussions on the structure to be implemented in CBC/Radio-Canada's new economic and technological environment.
5. How long could the procedures last?
At this stage, it's difficult to predict how long the Board hearings and proceedings will last. It will largely depend on the positions taken by the parties involved.
6. Why is the current union structure preventing CBC/Radio-Canada from fully leveraging technological advances?
Over the past 10 years, technological advances have revolutionized production methods and fundamentally changed how many CBC/Radio-Canada employees do their jobs. For example, editing is now done on computers, audiovisual reports can be produced on smartphones, and content can be easily delivered across multiple platforms via simple, user-friendly equipment.
The current union structure is not conducive to adopting and leveraging these powerful new technologies, since employees' different union affiliations create obstacles to their use. Many employees, especially those hired in recent years, come with a versatile background that includes knowledge of IT and all stages of the production process. They'd like to apply their full potential, but are discouraged from doing so under the existing union structure.


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J.C. Penney
Nearest Resistance: $16
Nearest Support: $14
Catalyst: Credit Rebuttal
>>5 Stocks Set to Soar on Bullish EarningsShares of retail giant J.C. Penney ( JCP) are finding some buoyancy again after dropping double digits in yesterday's session. The trigger was news that commercial lender CIT Group was starting to cut off credit to some of Penney's suppliers -- a major vote of concern for JCP's ability to pay its bills. Management refuted the claims today, boosting shares by 2.5%. This stock is still down considerably on the week. Penney's drop is less concerning than it would be if shares had dropped below an important technical level. Instead, $14 still looks like strong support in JCP. That's not to say that shares look especially bullish from here -- the stock is still in a downtrend since its May highs. Even so, it doesn't look like the floor is going to fall out from here. To see these stocks in action, check out the at Most-Active Stocks portfolio on Stockpickr. -- Written by Jonas Elmerraji in Baltimore.
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Stealth Bastard release on Linux and Mac means a sale for everybody
Stealth Bastard Deluxe is a world of frighteningly fast-paced, dancing-between-the-deadly-lasers fun, so you can't blame Curve Studios for wanting to get it out to as many people as they can. Yesterday marked its official release on Mac and Linux (or as I like to call it, the penguin OS). But if you're a regular ol' Windows gamer like me, you might wonder, "Huh. What do I get?" Don't worry, friend. No matter the platform, everybody can now get the pixelly stealth platformer on Steam for 50% off. No longer will we be divided by our choice of operating system. Discounts for everybody!


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Bone and Soft Tissue Cancer Treatment
Bone and soft tissue cancer care at Rush may include one or more of the following treatment options, depending on the type and stage of the cancer.
Chemotherapy and other drug regimens
Different types of chemotherapies are used to target sarcomas and soft tissue cancers, and two or more drugs may be used together as a combination therapy. These drugs include the following:
Radiation therapy
Bone and soft tissue cancer patients are treated by a member of our oncology team who focuses on bone and soft tissue cancers; this focus gives physicians a unique understanding of how to most effectively treat bone and soft tissue cancers using the technology available at Rush. Radiation options include the following:
Complementary and alternative medicine
Rush offers complementary and alternative medicine therapies through the Cancer Integrative Medicine Program. These therapies, such as acupuncture, biofeedback, guided imagery and massage, can enhance traditional cancer treatments by easing muscle tension, reducing stress and anxiety, decreasing nausea, relieving pain and increasing energy.
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Rush welcomes patients seeking second opinions. If you or a loved one have been diagnosed with cancer, you may want to get a second opinion from another specialist before you begin treatment to ensure you are aware of all treatment options and are comfortable with your course of treatment.
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|When Linux Runs Out of Memory
|Parsing /proc/meminfo before 'malloc'ing
|2007-03-22 21:20:36
Sorry. I came across this article after nearly 4 months since it is written. I found this article very useful. I need a help to improve the memory performance of my embedded system.
I have a memory performance testcase scenario wherein I allocate two chunks of 32 MB , memset chunk1 to all 1s. Then, memcpy chunk1 to chunk2. In this process, i get my running process killed when it is performing memcpy at 27MB. So, as suggested in the article, i tried to parse the /proc/meminfo file for free usable memory before a malloc operation. Usable Memory = MemFree + Cached, as Buffers and SwapFree are not applicable in my case. MemTotal = 71MB.
Before allocation of chunk 1, it showed 60MB of Usable Memory. I allocated chunk 1 using malloc. When i again checked for usable memory for allocating chunk 2 it again showed 60 MB. Should not it alerted me by showing 28 MB, so that i would have averted from allocating the next chunk of 32 MB. Please advice me on how to avoid such memory allocations. Which other field i need to check in the /proc/meminfo.?
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Re: Parsing /proc/meminfo before 'malloc'ing
2007-03-24 10:36:40 mulyadi_santosa [View]
Hi Unna..
Sorry for this late reply. I am also confused why it can actually report there was still 60 MB of free memory after you do malloc()+memset() the first 32 MB block. The things I can suggest are:
1. Please make sure you get a valid memory report. There is a chance you are reading not-up-to-date information (kinda delayed).
2. Find out more about your OS. Is it Linux? BSD? else? Pay attention for things like how they actually do memory allocation. I also forgot to tell the reader one thing (more because I haven't done closer research about it), kernel actually reserves some amount of RAM for special purpose. I don't know the exact amount, so you probably hit this "unseen" area.
Feel free to reply on this thread... and anyone may CMIIW.


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The Chase
This 3 demensional visual portrayal of a scene in nature lets the viewer get into "The Chase" . It is entirely scuplted using clay, foam, steel and mache inside the subjects.The possible life and death of predator and prey. As you walk around this piece you see the wolves as a group , then as individuals as each has his or hers own intensity , focus and struggle yet work together as nature has evolved these highly successful machines. The wolves as well as the moose are entirely airborne , all the animals are sespended by ONE leg of the running 2000 lbs moose. 5 wolves are suspended defying gravity off small attachments to the moose in various running poses One of the 8 wolves is running along the side of the moose biiting at him, another has been thrown off the the front of the display and is recovering to get back into :The Chase". Another of the wolves lagging behind is stratching and clawing his way over on on top of the base from the rear just getting caught up in "The Chase"
- Art form: 3-D
- Depth: 16 feet
- Medium: Sculpting ,Painting , Mache, Clay, Steel, 3D
- Width: 8 feet
- Year created: 2011
- Height: 12 feet
Venue & Connection Information
This piece needs a footprint area of 10 feet wide by 18-20 feet in length. a ceiling height of 12 feet or more for installing. A hi-lo or scissors lift is required on site for installation as well as doors that have an opening of 6 feet minimum. This piece cannot be lifted over stairs or thresholds, a ramp or clear flat floor to the exhibit area must be avail. Must have avail a roping simaliar to a bank type with stantions.
- Special Lighting needed: No
- Internet needed: No
- Indoor Space needed: Yes
- Outdoor Space needed: No
- Audio/Video needed: No
- Electrical needed: No