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The thought of eating some good barbecue has me tempted to hop in my car and take a nice long lunch break. I just got the word on a new spot in Mesa called J. Ruggs Southern BBQ (6610 E. Baseline) where father-and-son team Ian and John Ruggles have been dishing up pulled pork, be ... More >>
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Jack Daniel'sThree Valley-area barbecue teams have been selected to compete in the "prestigious" 21st Annual Jack Daniel's World Championship Invitational Barbecue.Barbecue pros from Blake's BBQ in Gilbert, Otis and the Bird in Mesa and Rhythm 'n QUE in Phoenix will duke it out against sixt ... More >>
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Lauren Gilger The Firebird, or The Chicken from Hell, at Bryan's Black Mountain Barbecue in Cave Creek. Chef Bryan Dooley all about the red, white, and blue, from his food to his music, to his sense of humor. Same goes with the food he serves at Bryan's Black Mountain Barb ... More >>
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Tyler Shields is a world famous photographer. He used to take some crazy pictures of Francesca Eastwood when the two were dating each other. Now news is out that Tyler refused to shoot the Vogue cover with Kim Kardashian because he say she will only take pictures of people that he likes and he doesn't like her.
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Thermo-fluid-dynamic evaluation of a microsystem to analyse radioactive solutions
G. Janssens-Maenhout
Joint Research Centre Ispra
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It has become common place to use micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) to evaluate the chemical properties of solutions. However, such microchips have not yet been applied to the analysis of radioactive solutions, for the purpose of nuclear safeguards, in the nuclear reprocessing industry. Implementing MEMS in this area results in a reduced volume of the sample to be analysed. This has many ...
The pianistic touch: FEMLAB modeling of a grand piano action
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In this presentation we will show how to partially model a grand piano action. Then we will apply different touches to this virtual action and try to hear any difference. --------------------------------- Riccardo Ferrari was one of the keynote speakers at the COMSOL User's Conference, fall 2005 in Milano
Assessment of Hemodynamic Conditions in a-v Fistulas using CFD
A. K. Niemann1,5, S. A. Kock1, J. V. Nygaard2, E-T. Fründ3, S. E. Petersen4, and J. M. Hasenkam5
1 MR-center, Aarhus University Hospital Skejby, Aarhus, Denmark
2Interdisciplinary Nanoscience Center, Faculty of Science, University of Aarhus, Skejby, Denmark
3Dept. of Radiology, Aarhus University Hospital, "Aalborg Sygehus Syd", Aalborg, Denmark
4Dept. of Urology, Aarhus University Hospital Skejby, Aarhus, Denmark
5Dept. of Cardio-Thoracic and Vascular Surgery, and Clinical Institute, Aarhus University Hospital Skejby, Aarhus, Denmark
Using Computational Fluid Dynamics, different geometries of side-to-side a-v fistulas for hemodialysis access are evaluated. We created five CAD-models of fistulas with the length of the anastomosis varying from 5 to 15 mm. The five models were analyzed and evaluated using the k-ε turbulence application mode in COMSOL Multiphysics to determine if an optimal length of anastomosis exists. ...
Modelling Nutrient Transport in a Hollow-Fiber Membrane Bioreactor with Considerating the sub-Cellular Scale Mass Transfer
N. S. Abdullah1, D. B. Das2, and D. R. Jones1
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2Department of Chemical Engineering, Loughborough University, Leicestershire, UK
Current bone tissue engineering protocols allow ex vivo growth of soft bone tissues in bioreactors. Recent experimental studies suggest that hollow fiber membrane bioreactors (HFMBs) may be used for growing 3-dimensional, clinically viable bone tissues. In order to facilitate the design of the HFMB for growing bone tissues, it is necessary to elucidate the quantitative relationships between cell ...
Design of heat flux microsensor assisted by COMSOL for the study of energy transfer on Si and Cu thin samples
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A commercial heat probe is used for energy transfer measurements on copper and silicon substrates. To do so, the micro sensor has to be calibrated under high vacuum (~10-7 mbar), using a homemade black body as a heat source.Although the HFM is cooled at 5 oC, the solid surface temperature is unknown as the thermal contact resistance. Thus, COMSOL simulations are also used to obtain reliable ...
Benchmark between CPO (Charged Particle Optics) and COMSOL Multiphysics
J.-M. Barois, and C. Goulmy
PHOTONIS, Brive, France
Streak tubes are widely used in high-speed signal analysis; they give spatial, temporal and intensity information about one single event. Time resolutions of 0.7 pico-second can be achieved and in that time-domain, PHOTONIS tubes are second-to-none.Applications are numerous and range from plasma physic to femtosecond laser applications. In streak tubes, electrons move from the photocathode to the ...
Software Simulation of Electromagnetic Fields for Wood-Based Material Property Evaluation
X. Liu1, J. Zhang1, P. H. Steele1, and J. P. Donohoe2
1Dept. of Forest Products, Mississippi State University, MS, USA
2Dept. of Electrical & Computer Engineering, Mississippi State University, MS, USA
A technique based on the interaction of electromagnetic (EM) fields with the dielectric material is used for the non-destructive evaluation of wood-based material properties. An understanding of how the electromagnetic field is affected by the wood properties is necessary in order to optimize the system performance based on the frequency of the EM field. The COMSOL Multiphysics software package ...
Computation of Airfoils at Very Low Reynolds Numbers
D. Bichsel1, and P. Wittwer2
1HESSO, Ecole d'Ingénieurs de Genève, Geneva, Switzerland
2DPT, Université de Genève, Geneva, Switzerland
We discuss a new numerical scheme involving adaptive boundary conditions which allows to compute, at very low Reynolds numbers, drag and lift of airfoils with rough surfaces; efficiently and with great precision.As an example, we present the numerical implementation for an airfoil consisting of a line segment. The solution of the Navier-Stokes equations is singular at the leading and trailing ...
Effect of Local Deformation on the Emission Energy of Quantum Dots in a Flexible Tube
S. Kiravittaya[1], P. Cendula[2], A. Rastelli[2], and O. Schmidt[2]
[1]Max-Planck-Institut für Festkörperforschung, Stuttgart, Germany
[2]Institute for Integrative Nanosciences, Dresden, Germany
Strain induced by local deformation of a flexible micrometer-sized semiconductor tube is quantified by modeling a ball pressing on the tube wall. By changing the pressing condition, we are able to change the strain state of the tube wall incorporating self-assembled quantum dots (QDs) in the wall. The QD emission energy is calculated in COMSOL® by solving the Schrödinger wave equation ...
Clean Energy Technologies: Growing Need for Multiphysics Modeling
Iouri Balachov
Senior Scientist,
SRI International, Menlo Park, CA, USA
Iouri Balachov is a Senior Scientist at SRI International (Menlo Park, CA) where he is leading development of Direct Carbon Fuel Cell technology for clean and efficient power generation from coal, biomass, and a wide variety of carbon containing fuels. Prior to SRI he was an engineer at Westinghouse nuclear (Pittsburgh, PA), researcher at Penn State University (State College, PA), and researcher ...


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ARCADIA, Calif. (AP) - Jockey Rosie Napravnik thinks Shanghai Bobby is just getting started.
Now unbeaten in five starts, Shanghai Bobby stamped himself as the early Kentucky Derby favorite with the rousing victory, although his connections weren't making any travel plans for Louisville just yet.
For Napravnik, who joins Julie Krone as the only female jockeys to win a Breeders' Cup race, she was amazed by the horse's resilience.
``I still don't think we've seen the best of him,'' she said. ``He's got unlimited talent.''
Trainer Todd Pletcher praised his horse as well.
``He's fast and he's courageous,'' Pletcher said. ``He's handled everything we've thrown at him from 4 1/2 furlongs to 1 1/16 miles. He just keeps coming.''
It was a busy week for Shanghai Bobby. His flight from New York to California was delayed by Hurricane Sandy and the renowned Coolmore Stud spent an undisclosed sum to buy a 50 percent stake in the horse.
Sent off as the betting favorite, Shanghai Bobby sat just off the lead for most of the race, trailing Title Contender. Shanghai Bobby made an early move on the turn as Title Contender faded and the horse found himself all alone - which wasn't necessarily a good position, according to Napravnik.
``Bobby gets a little lost when he's out there by himself,'' she said. ``I just couldn't wait until the horses came up next to me. He turns back on like no one horse I ever felt.''
He Had Enough, trained by Doug O'Neill, who won this year's Kentucky Derby with I'll Have Another, challenged Shanghai Bobby down the stretch. Although Shanghai Bobby appeared to weaken, He Had Enough didn't have enough to get by at the finish line.
``Right to the end, I was still thinking he was going to get there,'' O'Neill said. ``He got beat by a nice horse.''
Shanghai Bobby covered 1 1/16 miles in 1:44.58 and paid $4.60, $3.40 and $2.60. He's Had Enough returned $12.60 and $7.40, and Capo Bastone paid $5 to show. All nine entrants raced without Lasix, a diuretic commonly used to treat respiratory bleeding that was banned by the Breeders' Cup from all 2-year-old races.
With the Breeders' Cup win, Shanghai Bobby boosted his career earnings to more than $1.6 million. It was the second Juvenile win for Pletcher, who was in the winner's circle last in 2010 with Uncle Mo.
Shanghai Bobby could be put to stud at the end of his 3-year-old campaign, his connections said, but a shot at history still stands in front of him. No female jockey has won the Kentucky Derby and there hasn't been a Triple Crown winner since 1978.
``I'm really excited to see how good he gets because I don't think anybody knows yet,'' Napravnik said.
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On the back of a sewing pattern, you can find the measurements and the fabric required to cut out the pieces for the article of clothing you wish to make. I highlighted the important facts.
I am going to be using the US XL pattern since XL and below are all the same cost in clothing stores and I will be using the US 3X for the plus size pattern. Why am I using the largest size in each category? It requires the most material. A woman who wears an extra small will pay the same price for a shirt as a woman who pays for an extra large. A woman who wears a 1X will pay the same for a woman who wears a 3X.
The pattern requires stretch knit fabric. It sells for $4.99 a yard at Joann Fabrics, a popular sewing supply store in the USA. The XL shirt requires 2 yards of fabric, which will cost $9.98 without tax. The 3X shirt requires 3 yards, which will cost $14.97 without tax. Already you can see a difference in price of materials. A spool of thread will be enough for either shirt, so the price of it does not matter here. If you want to be precise, you could measure the length of everything sewn and divide that by the price of the spool of thread, but that's a bit complicated.
Even with the price difference, the amount of time required to make a 3X shirt will be considerably longer than an XL shirt. Sewing a lot of material can be unwieldy.
I found a similar shirt at Maurices, a store that caters to both normal sizes and plus sizes. It's a bit more wrinkly and it's sleeveless, but it's close.
Typically, whatever is available in a normal size is available in a plus size. Maurices has a weird sizing system. The shirt pattern for the XL would correspond to a Maurices' Large, while the 3X pattern would correspond to a Maurices 3 (they do not use X in their plus sizes). Most stores do not work like this. The only reason I use Maurices is because they are one of the few stores that have a specific style of clothing in all sizes.
The normal-sized shirt costs $24.00. The plus-sized one costs $29.00. Since sewing patterns do not even go up to the size of Maurices' 4 (the largest size possible at that store), I can't even compare the costs of a 4X shirt to a Maurices' XXL.
However, we are seeing a price difference of $5.00. Price differences for shirts at Maurices and Cato (a similar store with clothing for XS to 3X in the same styles) range from $2 to $5. I haven't even considered pants, which I'll probably do a follow-up on later.
In conclusion, retailers have to put a line between normal size and plus size in order to make money. There is no sense in pricing a shirt at a certain amount for all sizes. Stores make more money off of extra small clothing because it is priced to cover the cost of extra large clothing. Likewise, they make more money off of 0X clothing because it is priced to cover 3X clothing. Is it fair? Maybe not. However, giving each size of clothing a certain price would be inefficient. There are 8 sizes of womens' clothing (typically), which would mean 8 different prices! Either the cashier would have to type in the size at the register or there would need to be 8 different bar codes. Exchanging clothes to get a larger or smaller size would be a nightmare.
tsunhimesama asked: What is titp, exactly?
TiTP stands for "This is Thin Privilege" which, in short, is a blog dedicated to what they believe is the exposure of privileges that people who are "thin" have over those who aren't, and exposing the inherent "fat shaming" nature of presumably American culture.
Fact checking the FAQ part 4: "But what about HEALTH?"
This'll be a big one so hang on.
-Health is a fairly ambiguous term within legal and social contexts. However, it is a well established truth that wild mammals of all types often sacrifice security and comfort for health, and there has been much work done within the last few decades to show how cultural values and evolutionary adaptation are emphatically linked. TiTP also once again likes to over simplify and misconstrue social constructs by lumping fat stigma into the health problems of those who can't improve their own conditions, such as the poor and disabled. However, major governmental actions are often taken for the poor and disabled in context of public health, as well as philanthropic actions for both as well. So even if there is a significant amount of victim blaming against these peoples despite substantial financial and societal support, TiTP's concept of fat stigma being an off-shoot of healthism is simply a false equivalence.
-Human's expression of love often pushes us to do things to ensure that connections and relationships maintain, even if those things are rude or considered culturally "mean." So, even if it is wrong, the consensus amongst the layperson is that being significantly overweight or obese risks a plethora of health problems, so expressing those concerns to someone they care for and consider at risk is often less of them being "assholes" and more them being caring.
-Although the BMI standard is fairly controversial, and there are plenty of better tools for measuring health within the context such as the body adiposity index, and Sagittal Abdominal Diameter there are two main reasons this shouldn't outright mean the BMI standard is "bullshit."
- Much of the evidence inditing the BMI standard as a whole comes from non-physiologists and physicians, such as mathematicians, political scientists, or miscellaneous one off journal entries, while international and national organizations such as the WHO, NIH, Japan Society for the Study of Obesity, and LSHTM all continue to use the system as an indicator for unhealthy levels of weight.
- The major flaws within the BMI system is that adult men with high lean body mass are often categorized as overweight or obese despite being low in adipose and visceral fat, which as studies point out may "explain the unexpected better survival in overweight/mild obese patients."
-Another thing to note is that a startling majority of the "evidence" that TiTP posts in this section is from non-qualified individuals or in non-relevant publications or journals or people who are young and relatively non-scientific in their approach. When one starts to compare the consensus of independent organizations to the misguided minority of skeptics, it starts to sound like a fairly familiar problem.
In my next few posts I will deal with what I call the "main 13." And if anyone has some info they'd like to send me, please feel free to do so. Or if you'd like to have a debate, make sure it stays above the 3rd echelon :)
Fact checking the FAQ part 3: "Where is the line between skinny and fat?" or "Who has thin privilege?"
- There is an incredible lack of bright-line which as pointed out in the first section of the FAQ, could easily allow for many misinterpretations of asks or submissions which could lead to unintended hostility and aggressiveness from the mods of TiTP, leading to a miscommunication, which runs counter to their own take on activism and privilege from a section before
Fact checking the FAQ part 2: "What is thin privilege?"
- The link used to define privilege has little linguistic or evidential merit and fails to warrant or cite any of it's truth claims. It is also culturally homogenizing as it focuses on the "mainstream" western concepts of the privileges it acknowledges without taking into consideration the subjectivity of culture, which can be potentially damaging to followers due to the emphasis on corporate identity rather than the personally controlled identity.
-The notion of privilege the link expresses also ignores the sources of such privileges, such as the explanation for "Living on the Outside Privilege" ignoring the ethical and societal legitimacy of the legal concept of imprisonment, twisting the meaning of privilege to mean those who are free of responsibility or burden, which could be dangerous to followers because it instead removes personal autonomy and ethics and instead places blame of such actions on society and the state but qualifying positive traits and consequences as "unearned [in] nature."
-Arte fails to cite any examples of "fat stigma" and homogenous such diverse areas as "entertainment, science, news reporting, advertising, sports, business, etc" into one singular cultural force of fat stigma, which is again problematic on a societal and scientific level because it devalues hard instances of nature and fact (science, news reporting) and places them within the same spectrum as superfluous and culturally dynamic elements (entertainment, advertising).
-Lastly, already TiTP is establishing the truth claim that "fat" and body composition is void of personal responsibility and autonomy, and instead that it is rigid and unaffected by such things as diet and exercise, but that will be addressed later on the relevant portion of the FAQ is fact checked.
Fact checking the FAQ part 1: "But…but…but…!" (or, how not to argue)
- "If you find yourself in the bottom echelons of this chart, please don't bother us with asks, submissions…" falls within the third echelon of the chart they provide while "…also fuck off already" falls within the second, qualifying the opening argument of the FAQ as an informal fallacy.
-"Don't expect your…to mock you" falls on the boarder of the fourth and third echelon, whilethe rest of the paragraph devolves into ad homniem, making the entire section something of an internal contradiction.
-This section also fails to explain the importance or the impact of these echelons within argumentation and asserts their value in the blog but fails to qualify any other than the bottom row.


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Gophers Climb to Seventh in USTFCCCA National Rankings
Jan. 29, 2013
MINNEAPOLIS – After picking up the team title at the Bill Bergan Invitational on Saturday for the Gophers' second team championship in as many weeks, the Minnesota men's indoor track & field team rose to seventh in this week's U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) poll, released on Tuesday by the organization.
The Gophers earned 71.17 total points in this week's USTFCCCA poll to pace the Big Ten Conference. Minnesota overtook Indiana (last week's No. 7 team) as the highest ranked program in the Big Ten this week followed by the Hoosiers in eighth with 70.11 points.
The Big Ten features four nationally ranked programs in this week's poll with Penn State coming in at No. 12 (59.44 points) and Wisconsin at No. 14 (53.77). Arkansas remains the No. 1 team in the nation this week with 216.78 points with Florida, Texas A&M, Oregon and Arizona State rounding out the top five in this week's USTFCCCA poll.
Minnesota scored 123.25 team points and had six individual champions to win the Bill Bergan Invitational in Ames, Iowa. The Gophers outscored runner-up and nationally ranked Wisconsin by more than 50 points in the team competition while Iowa and Kansas State tied for third.
The No. 7 Gophers return to action this week at the Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational in Lincoln, Neb.
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This activity focuses on how the search for life on Mars is portrayed in fiction and videos. Learners will consider depictions of Mars from science fiction books and video clips. As a group, children discuss what they know about Mars and compare... (View More) their ideas with the way Mars and imaginary martians are presented in the science fiction works. They then use what they've learned to create their own Mars Science Fiction "Movie Trailer" Zines. It is recommended that this activity is preceded by two or three of the previous activities in the series so that the children will already have an understanding of what life needs and how Mars compares to Earth. This activity may be extended to serve as a tween and/or teen science fiction book club. It also includes specific tips for effectively engaging girls in STEM. This is activity 7 in Explore: Life on Mars? that was developed specifically for use in libraries. (View Less)
This paper model shows the orbit of Comet ISON (late 2013) with respect to the innermost planets of the solar system. After reading background information about comets - how they form and where they come from - students cut out and tape together the... (View More) pieces of the model provided to show its orbital pathway (a single page of parts that can be assembled using just scissors and adhesive). Links are provided to related classroom activities and additional resources. (View Less)
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This is an interactive, real-time display system of space science images and data designed for museums and schools. The program displays hundreds of images and movies from space science research, all documented, with web references of how to find... (View More) out more information. The materials also include a large number of space science educational activities. The software is available for purchase. Full-screen versions without support files are available for download but require a registration number after a 30-day demo period. (View Less)
This is a poster about the Compact Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars (CRISM), an instrument onboard the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter. Learners can find out what it does and how it works. Then you can go online and start exploring the Red... (View More) Planet with real Mars data in your own classroom. (View Less)
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This is a collection of mathematics problems relating to the moons of the solar system. Learners will use simple proportional relationships and work with fractions to study the relative sizes of the larger moons in our solar system, and explore how... (View More) temperatures change from place to place using the Celsius and Kelvin scales. (View Less)
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Instructions are provided for constructing a terrarium. The analogy between the terrarium and Earth is also provided. This activity is part of the Climate Kids website, a NASA education resource featuring articles, videos, images and games focused... (View More) on the science of climate change. (View Less)
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This is an activity about visual analysis. Learners will create art inspired by planetary images while learning to recognize the geology on planetary surfaces. This presentation and accompanying activity uses the elements of art - shape, line,... (View More) color, texture, value - to make sense of features in NASA images, while honing observation skills and inspiring questions. (View Less)
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Penetration Testing
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yes, you will have to explain to the client that the systems they have
pointed you at are not within their responsibility. This means that
the agreement (which I assume you have) with the client is useless,
and therefore the penetration testing of those systems is illegal
punishable by a minimum of 10 years in jail (depending on which part
of the legislation you get caught on!).
When I arrange pen testing, I have a form that the client fills in and
signs, this includes all the relevant information (points of contact,
target systems etc). If they have any hosted systems, such as your
scenario, I instruct the client to inform the hosting party and get
their authorisation. The hosting party sign the agreement too.
On 5/16/07, peter.schaub () thomson com <peter.schaub () thomson com> wrote:
Hi Greg,
You should ask the clients for the 'origin' Ips (or DNS names) that
correlate to the app you are testing.
Try looking up 'origin-sitename.com' or 'origin.sitename.com' somehting
along those lines if the client will not provide you the direct Ips or
DNS names of the app.
The origin IP address that the Akamai 'edge' servers (which you are
currently seeing) connect back to get updated content from the client.
Akamai is used as a content caching system (among many many other
things), so their servers will take a bulk of the incoming requests,
hold the data on their edge servers, serve the content when requested,
and then will go back and hit the clients origin server, once the time
to live on a specific object expires, to get new data.
Hope this helps a bit.
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From: listbounce () securityfocus com [mailto:listbounce () securityfocus com]
On Behalf Of grd () netexpert ch
Sent: Wednesday, May 16, 2007 9:42 AM
To: pen-test () securityfocus com
Subject: Pentesting a Web Applicaton behind Akamai Technology
Hi everybody,
I'm doing a Pentest on a Web Application for a client. The only
information I have is the DNS name of the website. After doing the basic
steps of footprint and enumeration, I found out that the IP adress of
the website is not in the IP range of the client and is owned by Akamai
Technology. It means that if I'm going on with the furter steps of
pentesting, I'll pentest Akamai and not the "real" website of the
Is there a way to find the "real" IP address of the website ?
Has everyone faced this kind of configuration ?
For information, this is the header of the website when attempting a
page that doesn't exist :
HTTP/1.0 400 Bad Request
Server: AkamaiGHost
Mime-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/html
Content-Length: 186
Expires: Wed, 16 May 2007 13:39:42 GMT
Date: Wed, 16 May 2007 13:39:42 GMT
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North: I'll tell you…
Tooth: *whispers* Shouldn't we wait for Jack?
Bunny: *whispers* If he's not here, it means he's busy. We have no time to waste; there is a lot of work to do. Also, look at him *points at Hiccup*, being in this cold weather lets him in a very bad mood. Jack approves, by the way.
Sandman: …… *nods*
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This week, the RFT Music Showcase hits the Grove with more than eighty local bands -- that's a new record! If you haven't yet, grab your tickets via the showcase homepage, and pick up a paper this week to read up about all the performers. Besides that, there are plenty of great shows worth checking ... More >>
Sadly, many people may only know Gary Numan for "Cars," his surprising, off-the-wall hit from 1979. Yet Numan's four decade long career belies any classification as a one-hit wonder. Indeed, some of Numan's best music came immediately before and after he made "Cars." Taken together, Numan's catalog ... More >>
The famous quote about the Velvet Underground -- of which the late Lou Reed was singer and primary songwriter -- is that everyone who heard them went on to form a band. There's no way to prove this: We'd argue that at least half of them became music journalists and/or zine editors. Nonetheless, ther ... More >>
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Graceland Review: Catch the Wave
USA Network's anticipated new crime drama, Graceland, made its Thursday night debut and I have to say, the pilot exceeded my expectations.
The premise of the series revolves around a safe house in Southern California known as Graceland, property seized by the federal government in a drug raid that is now home to a mixture of agents from the F.B.I., D.E.A., and Customs. We meet Mike Warren (Aaron Tveit), a recent top-notch graduate from Quantico, on his way to join the ranks. He's a little buttoned up, a tad eager, and a lot green—but he's also smart, easygoing, and willing to put in the work. His trainer in undercover operations is Paul Briggs (Daniel Sunjata), the only agent to score higher on the Bureau's exit exam than Warren himself. Briggs is considered to be the best of the best back at Quantico, and when Mike finds a drunken playboy who wants to talk about anything but work instead of the larger than life mentor he expected, he's feels more than a little unmoored. Instead of passing on intelligence and experience, Briggs takes Mike surfing and makes him take his turn on the house's chose wheel, but while trying to find his footing on California's sand, Mike follows Briggs' lead.
Mike feels his way along as the new guy in the house, apologizing to cranky Customs' officer Dale Jakes (Branden Jay McLaren) for drinking his orange juice, tiptoeing around D.E.A. agent Paige Arkin (Serinda Swan), whose partner was recently shot when he blew his cover, and navigating an adorable meet-cute with Charlie (Vanessa Ferlito). The introductions to the characters and establishment of the house dynamic felt authentic and not as expository as it could have been, and Manny Montana's character Johnny Tuturro provided a perfectly affable comic relief to what otherwise might have been an overly tense series of scenes.
Paige is hurting over her partner's near miss, and when she sees a chance to take down the Russian dealers who shot him, she convinces Briggs to join the party. He and Johnny bring Mike up to speed on the players, past covers, and some quick and dirty tricks of the trade, and the exchange contains a brilliantly written blend of comedy and tension that, while enjoyable, leaves no doubt in our minds that these guys are walking into a seriously dangerous situation.
The deal goes awry fairly fast, but Mike Warren didn't graduate at the top of his class without learning to think on his feet, and soon the veterans are scrambling to keep up with their rookie. When their source throws a monkey wrench in at the last minute, Mike ends up in the deep end of the pool on his first day–and he hasn't really even learned how to surf, yet. Briggs exchanges his laid back surfer boy attitude in the nick of time, donning the tough cop exterior that had earned him accolades in the beginning of his career, and ends up saving Mike's life.
The pilot's writers execute a tight storyline, dumping tons of information without dragging down the pace of the episode, and introducing us to a pretty extensive cast without making anyone forgettable—which, as a writer, I can tell you is no easy task. The cast, particularly Tveit and Ferlito, slip into the skin of their character's with more ease than expected at the outset of a new project, and the nuances of their expression and reactions are a pleasure to watch. Sunjata's character of Briggs harbors plenty of secrets—as Charlie says during the episode, "there are no secrets at Graceland…except for Briggs"—so I suspect as Mike learns more about what caused his partner's shift from hardass to playboy, we'll get to watch Sunjata mine the depths of what has the potential to be a very interesting character.
There will be no shortage of relationship dynamics with a bunch of adults sharing living space, and the twist thrown in at the end is sure to blow up in several faces down the line…Mike Warren was assigned to Graceland to investigate Paul Briggs.
Mike is lying to Briggs. Briggs doesn't trust Mike. There will be, presumably, at least some sexual tension brewing between the admittedly adorable Tveit and at least one of his female housemates, but at the moment, that intrigues me less than watching the relationship unfold between the series' leads.
Graceland leapt out to a strong start, embodying all of the things that USA typically does well—strong characters, interesting concepts, and an enviable balance of humor and drama. Being along for the ride with two guys who trust each other with their lives—but not their secrets—is very appealing, indeed.
Season 1, Episode 1 "Pilot" (originally aired June 6, 2013)
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Like Costas, O'Reilly is pompous and arrogant. In addition, he is over- bearing and obnoxious . He has little knowledge of firearms and continues to embarrass himself with his ignorance. Despite his "limited government" speeches (meaning tax HIM less) he wants the Feds to further limit the 2nd Amendment.


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To say we hit the color is an UNDERSTATEMENT! We went to one of my favorite locales this AM, Sleepy Holow and it was great. The color, the fog, the farm itself were just spectacular.
Shooting for me was relatively simple because I stayed focus on the color and fog.
To preserve the airness of this photo as well as shadow detail, I used my five image-HDR technique. While not the text book application of the technique, I do love the feel it preserved from the morning.
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Category Archives: Look Who's Cooking
Evy's Cajun Kitchen
This item is perfect for Thanksgiving and Christmas office parties. I have taken this to family gatherings and parties many times. Not only is it easy to make, but it can be made ahead of time and frozen or refrigerated.
Evy's Cajun Kitchen
While I have never tasted these, everybody who has eaten them tell me they are delicious. I like to make these for football game snacks, church gatherings or parties. They go great with Mexican dishes and a good cold beer,
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Every once in a while, I run across a recipe that I want to cook right away. I love to change recipes up and make them my own creation. I found this rotisserie recipe by accident when I was looking
Evy's Cajun Kitchen
In my opinion, one dish meals are the greatest things ever thought of since sliced bread. They are great for working women, single people and for cook and freeze meals. I love to take this to potluck dinners at church,
Nancy's Kitchen – The Best Hot Cakes I Ever Ate
I have a favorite cookbook titled "Beyond Grits and Gravy." It is compiled by Gwen McKee and Barbara Mosley. They are the authors and editors of the Best of the Best State Cookbook series and Recipe Hall of Fame Collection. I have several
Onion Crusted Pork Chops and Zucchini Fries
This is one of the best pork chop / chicken breast meals I have ever eaten. The meat is very moist and tender, and tastes heavenly. My family likes this recipe with baked zucchini fries. I am including both recipes.
Crawfish Pie
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Fall is officially here which means winter is just around the corner. In my opinion, there is nothing better than a warm, savory bowl of soup on a cold drizzly winter day. My favorite soup is potato. It brings back
Cooking with Katherine: Trick-or-Treat Biscuit Pizzas
Here is a fun, quick and easy recipe for pizza treats that the kids and adults will surely love. Make sure you have some cookie cutters to decorate the biscuits for your holiday theme. I could see a football on top of these babies
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Fettuccine with lobster, tomatoes and saffron
Are you a lobster fan? Well here is a wonderful recipe that you can make and it incorporates pasta which is one of my favorite dishes to make! My son and his wife just came back from their trip overseas
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Crustless Spinach & Mushrooms Slow-Cooker Quiche
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Tag Archives: beauty standards
"It's just a harmless advertisement": On liposuction, media, and perpetuation of sexism
By Alyssa Gockley | Published: May 13, 2013
TweetArticle originally appeared on TheFeministWire.com, May 10, 2013. Several weeks ago, Bucknell University, my alma mater, published its weekly campus newspaper. While just about every edition of The Bucknellian has some article or opinion piece that makes you raise an eyebrow or shake your head, this particular week's paper contained something that sparked outrage across [...]
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Beauty and the media
By Rosalyn Leban | Published: February 17, 2013
TweetThink about your idea of beauty. Is it a full-bodied girl with a little bit of chubbiness around the hips? Or maybe a boy with muscles like rocks? A girl who can fit into size 00 clothes? In all likelihood, your idea of beauty comes from the media. And right now, that means skinny. Skinny [...]
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Tweet I just finished the book my Mom gave my for my birthday, a book I've really been looking forward to reading, Hot & Heavy: Fierce Fat Girl on Life, Love, & Fashion edited by Virgi Tovar. I became aware of Fat Activism in a class I took my last semester of college called Women [...]
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The invisible woman: Part 1
By Cat Fleming | Published: February 3, 2013
Tweet"What am I if I'm not sexually attractive – am I anything?" ~Ella Dreyfus Aging is terrifying! I have to tell you, the older I get, the crueler the whole thing seems. It's that evil bastard, time. It just goes too fast. I hadn't thought about it much until recently, I guess I've been on [...]
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Pink sequined tutus: The gendering of dance
By Brenna McCaffrey | Published: June 4, 2012
TweetOriginally posted at The Feminist Anthropologist. This past weekend was the first time in fifteen years or so that I have been in the audience of a dance performance. I have been a dancer since I could walk, though I have always had a frayed relationship with the activity that demanded so much of my [...]
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Rams wide receiver and former Mizzou star Danario Alexander was a guest on The Fast Lane radio show today at 101 ESPN in St. Louis, and he dropped a bombshell on us. The whole interview was very good, and I'll provide a link at the end of this post, but DX provided the biggest news we have heard in awhile regarding the 2011 version of the Rams. According to Alexander, the receivers and quarterback Sam Bradford worked out recently, and they lined up and ran plays from the Josh McDaniels playbook that they received during the short stay in the lockout. That, however, is not the bombshell. Alexander relayed that Bradford got the entire playbook from McD and he already knows "the whole thing like the back of his hand."
Wow. For everyone, me included, who said this lockout was going to hurt the offense because of the new system, this statement has to make us rethink that theory. I'm not saying that this means the offense will be in midseason form from Day 1, but you have to feel good that our quarterback not only has the playbook, but already knows it. Alexander said he was surprised at how well Sam knew the plays, and for someone on the inside to be surprised, it must have been impressive. This just goes to show you how lucky we are to have this man as our signal-caller. Not only is he supremely talented, but he is one of the hardest workers on the team and a consummate professional. I have to admit that, although there is no end to the lockout in sight, I have never been more excited for the upcoming season than I am right now.
Here is the link to the interview, so give it a listen.
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Harwich - Harwichport House Rental Photos and Description
6 Bedroom, 2 bathroom, outdoor shower plus guest house - sleeps 14-18
Lovely 6 bedroom, 2 bath antique home with separate renovated barn (which is $1K/wk additional if you want this in addition to main house) that is great for family gatherings, and ideal for three or four families. Rambling home on beautifully landscaped level property. Main house can accomodate up to 13 (assuming you have little kids) with two staircases leading to separate wings Two living rooms with wide pine floors, 3 TV/DVD/VCR with cable, brick patio, large sun room. Lovely barn can sleep another 4-5 people (additional $1K/wk fee for barn): kitchen, LR, full bath, TV/DVD. Less than a mile to Belmont St. Beach on Nantucket Sound. Accommodates 6 cars and every young child amenity. It is airy and bright with plenty of room to spread out. It has a large, flat yard that is ideal for young children, a Weber gas grill and plenty of outdoor seating for summer entertaining. The living space is casual and comfortable. The homes are equipped with everything one could want for a Cape Cod vacation. Please see our website below for more info.
Family Reunions and family getaways here: Many of the families that have rented have had Anniversary get togethers or family get together. This is a unique property in Harwich, which will for the first time have both houses available for rent at the same time! Giving it capacity for up to 18 people.
Barn is not available for rent separately. Unless rented with the main house, the Barn may be used by the owners, with a private entry and separate parking. Back deck & outdoor shower are very private and out of view of the main areas.
- Suitability:
- Low Allergen Environment
- children welcome
- limited accessibility
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- suitable for elderly or infirm
About Steve Snow
We are a family of four that look to provide everything we want when we are on vacation! Thanks!
Steve Snow purchased this house in 2004
Why Steve Snow chose Harwich - Harwichport
We fell in love with this house and have put our hearts into renovating it. Our daughter already has her wedding planned here!
What makes this house unique
When we were walking through the house with the previous owner Kim, who was awesome, we stopped on the back staircase and looked at each other and said we have to figure out how to buy this place. And Kim, who was selling the house by owner accepted our offer! We love coming down and spending time down here with our family and friends. We feel like we were lucky to find 'Seawillows', and can't wait to be able to spend more time down here!
Guestbook comments from the owner
I just wanted to take the time to let you know what an incredible time we had at the "Sea Willows" cottage. We have been heading to the Cape for about 12 years now, and typically we rent 3 separate cottages for our 3 families. It was nice, but not always convenient, especially with little ones how need to get to bed early. Having everyone under one roof made for such an easy time for all! The grown-ups had their place to relax at the end of the day, the kids had theirs (with more toys than they knew what to do with), and no one had to leave the fun early to take a little one to bed!
Having all the amenities there was especially nice; it definitely made the packing easier! And the kitchen was much more roomier than the picture led on. In fact, the entire cottage was much bigger than we expected.
So THANKS! again, we thoroughly enjoyed our stay.