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Rosie O'Donnell's Daughter Chelsea Says She Was Kicked Out of the House, Is Not Mentally Ill: I'm 'Happier Than I've Been in Years'
Originally posted 10/06/2015 01:15PM
Chelsea O'Donnell has addressed her rocky relationship with her mother Rosie O'Donnell two months after the comedian reported her missing.
In an interview published Tuesday, Chelsea told the Daily Mail that Rosie kicked her out of the house Aug. 11, two weeks before her 18th birthday.
"She told me to leave and take my dog," Chelsea said. "Rosie knew I was planning to leave, that's why I think she kicked me out. She asked me to talk about what was going on and I didn't want to. So she asked for my phone and my computer. This was hours before she told me to leave. I gave them to her. A few hours later, she told me to leave. I wasn't planning to go until I turned 18 on the 24th."
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"They are together in [West] Palm Beach," the source tells PEOPLE. "They are seeing each other and they have gotten stronger ever since Chelsea ran away and [O'Donnell's] father died."
Dad of Man Charged in Rosie O'Donnell's Daughter's Disappearance Arrested in Steroids Sting Operation
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Rosie O'Donnell Shares Photo of Her Son After Daughter Chelsea Moves Out
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The 9th annual Pocket-lint Gadget Awards saw the best and brightest from the world of technology get together for a rip-roaring bash last night in central London. A good time was had by all, winners and losers included.
As is always the case, the Pocket-lint Gadget Awards are about top tech and good times. This year, we may have gone a little overboard on the good times, resulting in some sore heads, but it's all worth it.
Kicking off the festivities was our very own editor of news Rik Henderson, introducing the awards with his signature war cry. Editor Chris Hall then took to the stage to fill our ears with some exciting tech-based nuggets from the man in charge of Pocket-lint's editorial operations.
Then came Stuart Miles, founder of Pocket-lint. Tasked with handing out the awards, Stuart greeted the elite of 2012's technology world. If you are interested in finding out exactly who the winners were, then check our full list here.
Post awards, things turned to partying fairly rapidly. Peter Bowles, sitting on the wheels of steel, ensured not a moment went by without some great music. Dancing turned to wobbling, wobbling turned to falling over and falling over turned to home time.
But not before awards-goers picked up their gorgeous and groovy goody bags from Firebox. Some immediately partook in the included chilli chocolate, greatly underestimating its fiery powers. This resulted in some unpleasant scenes, which we unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on the view) didn't photograph.
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Whilst I am rather bored of this David Icke wannabe I cannot wish him death. That's a bit nasty......
But I do want him extradited so that we can all move on.
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Whilst I am rather bored of this David Icke wannabe I cannot wish him death. That's a bit nasty......
But I do want him extradited so that we can all move on.
Surely if you are not a terrorist then you have nothing to hide, except maybe a few obscure specialist site subscriptions maybe.
I am trying my hardest to remember the hoax news article. Ah yes that's right The Pirate Bay proclaimed that they would user drones \ balloons.
What happens when we leave Europe and use a different nymber?
What happens when the ecall device is cloned \ hacked?
What happens if you can't get a GPS signal?
What happens if you get a flat battery?
What happens if you export a car to Japan, or some other country that drives on the left.
National Farmers Union Mutual Insurance Society insures more than just farmers. In fact anyone can join and receive the benefits of some of the most incredibly cheap insurance that you will ever encounter.
I am against the cull of badgers and would prefer that farmers sort out their biosecurity. I am not against businesses carrying out legitimate business.
We gingers are supposed to be bright to make up for our hideous genetic deformity.
*that's the precise point I spat food all over my desk
Like anyone is going to fall for that old chestnut. This is obviously a cunning trap
But they couldn't actually use a Prism as that prior art is held by Pink Floyd
It's not like Apple murder kittens, the design is OK
the unlock screen looks like jellybean and the icons look like big shiny kids drawings of what computer icons should look like.
It's not gonna set the world on fire, but hey - no drowned kitties
Those new programmable computers will never catch on.
It may be less power hungry on a client PC but what is the overall cost in terms of power?
How much power does the development office use compared to the others?
How much power do the development servers use compared to the other?
How much power is used in getting the developers to work?
Do the developers take pack up? Or do they use a canteen?
You're not wrong, have you seen the improved unlock screen.
It looks remarkably like a jellybean format. I know you can't do much with the digital format of the clock, but same font, same position. Even my Apple friends have joked they are using a Samsung Apple hybrid.
A loss to the bookshelves
<-----it should be whisky
Apparently the addition of a pineapple is called Croque Hawaien
<-----knowing this makes me unhappy - damn the internet!
Take 2 slices of bread, toast on one side until dark brown. Any bread will do, except bread with seed toppings. Bread with seed toppings have no place in my house. Grate the extra mature cheese whilst the grill is doing it's job. Next lightly toast the other side, but only lightly. Don't take your eyes off it for one moment. Grills know when you are not looking at them and will incinerate bread within seconds. Once it is lightly toasted it is permissible to spead the light side with butter. No other spread is an option, so no comments on how you prefer soya is utterly stork. Heap the cheese on the lightly toasted and buttered side, and then gently pat down with your palm. You will then be required to dash a little Worcester sauce and a tadge of chilli sauce on it. Of course these are optional if you are in your own kitchen, but in my kitchen they are not. You now need to grill them, I find the best thing to do is place that at the back of the grill pan and push it all the way back. Of course this has many issues, namely poor visibility. As you want it to toast and melt. At no point should you take your eyes off the melting glory. Once the surface of the cheese is starting to brown over remove from grill pan, remembering to burn your hands and eat it whilst it's hot. For those worrying about grease running down their chin simply man up and grow a beard.
When you start to filter things you get all manner of anomalies.
*Won't somebody think of the people that live in Scunthorpe!
I don't think that this is a bad idea at all. You have to start somewhere.
The Pi recently featured on the BBC springwatch program as a board that can record metrics for bird boxes. The average user with an interest in nature may be put off if it's too complicated to set up.
By simplifying the process you open the board up to users that have little interest in programming but do have an interest in other fields. Not everyone wants to program or do some HAB.
Oh Fudge - My kiddies aint gonna be pleased about Dora moving from netflix.
Although that's champaign time for me and Mrs Gnome
It should me me! Purely based on ...
1. I'm ginger
2. I already wear a waistcoat and pocket watch
3. A casual interest in technology
4. My Electronic Cigarette actually looks like a sonic screwdriver since I modified it.
I think the true testament to this game and others of this ilk is the test of time. If you walk up any seafront you will soon stumble upon a true gem like space invaders. I understand what PaulyV means though, as it does seem that a lot of arcades have replaced machines with the quid a go brigade. My advice is to go deeper into the arcades.
Strangely travelling fairs seem to have a great collection of old games, and council run leisure centres also seem to have them.
Even now, I hear Gorf calling to me.
I have been looking at this phone with interest, although spec wise it's a bit mishmash
Android 4.2
Chipset - MTK6589 (quad-core) 1.2 Ghz
System Memory - 16GB + 1GB (RAM)
Primary Screen- 4.3 qHD (960x540 pixels)
Glass - Dragontrail Glass
Primary Camera - 8MP AF (stabilization + image sensor)
Secondary Camera - 1.3 megapixels
Battery 2000mAh (Replaceable battery)
Weight 165 g
When are you going to scale this up so that Lester can get a ride?
£179.95 price tag or a light switch?
Hmm I'm with you on this!
You are the reason EULA.......
Oh Fudge! and here was me thinking that it was their failure to authenticate on this occasion.
I guess I will be super careful from now on, just in case I make the EULA even worse for people like you.
There site and service is terrible.
Did you know that you can link your bank account and make a couple of transactions? You did, I thought so.
Did you know that you can then close your bank account and continue to pay for things using Paypal? You didn't, oh well you can.
Did you know it takes a couple of days (at least) for Paypal to notice? Great system isn't it.
I had actually paid for some items, had them delivered before they even noticed.
For anyone that hasn't been to sea, and I don't mean a ferry to france....imagine if you can a terrace house made of water crashing into you on a near constant basis. Coupled with constant three directional motion.
It's akin to waterboarding whilst on a spinny office chair.
yes, does this mean we owe you a quid?
But I have a double deadbolt on my windows and only a bowl protecting my apple.
"Ladies and gentlemen, this is the T101"
Are yes, but these ones are pronounced twat-oo's
It also includes a free brown paper bag with 2 eye holes cut into it so you remain anonymous.
"Bzzt Once I have let you in and put the kettle on will you let me out of this box? Bzzzt"
Tell that to the Fantastic Four!
I thought it looked like Eadon, that kettle clearly hates Microsoft!
No wonder Google and eBay set up shop in Ireland, they must of known about this fruity fortune.
Oh Heck! Does this mean they will be paying even less UK tax than usual?
This makes my distressing return home using Greater Anglia a positively fluffy kitten.
<----A beer for the brave Men and Women that do this
no amount of hardware can make up for a crap operating system.
You have probably never seen a lumia, let alone used one. If you had then you would understand why it deserves to be the No1 smartphone on the market.
Android is a mixed bag, too many handsets and too many versions of OS
iPhone has stagnated and failed to innovate
Win 8 \ Lumia is a robust, fast, almost sexy phone that has power (sadly lacking in some apps)
I'm an android user, but as soon as my old phone gives up the ghost I will invest in a mid-range lumia!
Surely there is a difference between a review (good or bad) compared to profiting from someone else's IP. Sadly the chap had adverts before his clips which generated profit for himself. If I had had "x" and someone was using it in a video without my permission then I would be miffed. Especially as the terms and conditions of "X" state that i cannot copy\ distribute\ use images of etc
Yes Nintendo are miffed that they are not profiting from this, but is it right? NOPE! (IMHO)
I thought the playmonaut was the first!
Totally agree - If they moved location to somewhere else they wouldn't have this problem.
Based on rail links and the like a great location would be Doncaster. Although it's not everyone's cup of tea!
+1 - what this chap said.
I know it's easy for us types that seemingly spend our working day online, and as such are meant to be a little more intelligent when it comes to dealing with the internet and it's many dark corners BUT maybe parents should have some more assistance. Most of the rejects I meet when picking up my Son can barely stop themselves from swearing like sailors in a brothel. In fact most of them can't actually stop themselves!
I doubt that the majority have the understanding on how to configure a browser or how access to such sites can be blocked.
Now I don't want an imposed opt in scheme, so maybe parenting classes wouldn't be a bad thing. Oh jeez, I realise I have just suggested that we bring back the ECDL.
Yate Shopping Centre has 4 car parks with over 1650 car parking spaces, which allow free parking for up to 4 hours.
Top work that man - Have a virtual pint
Unexpected human in the baggage area
"so Google would close it's UK office and open one in Europe."
The UK is in Europe you dummy!
I say bring in the Gove
As education minister he should have this nailed in no time at all. It's only a pesky GCSE maths problem. For example....
Dave, John and Simon are sales reps in London. Brian is their manager that works from Dublin. If the sales reps email their sales reports to Brian then how many bananas are sold in France?
Are you serious, Norwich is a nice city.
Oh dear boyo, Norwich is actually fine city according to there biased advertising slogans, Nice just doesn't cut the colemans!
And as I actually live in the city of mustard and turkey I can say on record that it is much like any other city except it doesn't have great roads or practical rail connections and the airport is a bit shit.
It's the sort of city that you design in Sim-city when you don't have much money.
(Biased Norwich resident)*
* Not local though, my genes come from the north!
Oh dear, I used to spout this kind of clap trap to other vegetarians. (and I am one!) Put simply most vegetarians are not Buddhists and do not subscribe to this blinkered view on what it means to be called ethical as per your insinuation. After all, you could also list insects on windscreens, weevils in cotton and the 8 spiders we eat whilst sleeping. All of which would be classed as some sort of vegetarian genocide attempt.
Most vegetarians that I know tend to take the view that they will not eat animals by way of an act of concious decision but have the understanding that some animals inadvertently expire due to the harvest of natures bounty. Vegetarianism isn't (usually) about a superiority complex, we are no better and no worse than meat eaters. In fact I will go as far as to say that the modern vegetarian diet has probably changed the landscape for the worse, whilst assisting in the deforestation of the planet and the killing of the bees. Although most vege's will also take the time to assist in replanting as well as the encouragement of preserving natural resources for the insects.
Oh and YES I do grow my own food, and I chuck the snails onto my bird table - I must be seem unethical by your high standards. Oh, and for the record I would consider trying lab grown meat, but not whilst it is in it's early stages.
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The Crumpet Shop [English] This family-run business in Pike Place Market is jam-on-toasty-goodness central. Grab some extra napkins to wipe the sweet, sticky stuff off your kiddo's chinny-chin-chin. Mums and dads will appreciate the grown-up topping options, which include Stilton and orange marmalade, and the bottomless cuppa tea in a snug, laid-back space. Breakfast and lunch daily. 1503 First Ave.; 206.682.1598; thecrumpetshop.com
Urbane [Northwest] It might come as a shock that one of the most interesting kids' menus in Seattle would be found in the sophisticated dining room at Hyatt's Olive 8. Dishes such as Pick and Dip Salad and whole-wheat spaghetti with turkey meatballs hit the right tone. Toast the neat lineup with a Columbia Gorge strawberry smoothie. Breakfast, lunch and dinner Mon.–Fri., brunch Sat.–Sun. 1639 Eighth Ave.; 206.676.4600; urbaneseattle.com
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The film.
- Christopher Lee, upon getting the role, read the book, loved it, and underlined entire sections of the book that he insisted must be kept in the film. Without him, there would be no "I know you!" speech in the film.
- Molly Grue's seeing the unicorn for the first time. Also falls under Tear Jerker.
Molly: No. Can it truly be? Where have you been? Where have you been? Damn you! Where have you been?!
Unicorn: I am here now.
Molly: [laughs bitterly] And where were you twenty years ago? Ten years ago? Where were you when I was new? When I was one of those innocent young maidens you always come to? How dare you! How dare you come to me now, when I am this! [weeps]
Schmendrick: Can you really see her? Do you know what she is?
Molly: If you had been waiting to see a unicorn as long as I have...
Schmendrick: She's the last unicorn in the world.
Molly: It would be the last unicorn that came to Molly Grue. [stands up and hugs the unicorn] It's all right. I forgive you.
- In a way, this highlights the difference between our heroes and villains in the story. Molly is willing to let the past be the past and move on, while Haggard desperately holds on to that past for his happiness.
- The scene where the bedraggled bandits follow the illusions of Robin Hood and his Merry Men into the woods. Despite the poor conditions they live in, they have not turned completely jaded and are still willing to believe in something more idealistic.
- "She will remember your heart when men are fairy tales and books are written by rabbits. Of all unicorns, she is the only one who knows what regret is... and love."
- When the heroes manage to free the Unicorns, and suddenly they are joyously stampeding from out of the sea as a virtually extinct species is restored to the world with full vigor.
- "I remember you. I remember."
- The Unicorn and Schmendrick's last conversation:
Unicorn: You are a true wizard now, as you always wished. Does it make you happy?Schmendrick: Well, men don't always know when they're happy. But I... I think so. And you?Unicorn: I am a little afraid to go home. I have been mortal, and some part of me is mortal yet. I am no longer like the others, for no unicorn was ever born who could regret, but now I do. I regret.Schmendrick: I am sorry. I have done you evil and I cannot undo it.Unicorn: No. Unicorns are in the world again. No sorrow will live in me as long as that joy... save one. And I thank you for that part, too.


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ABSTRACT This thesis is about Simulation of semiconductor devices. Simulation of
semiconductor devices aims at solving the semiconductor partial differential equations
(PDE) for different device geometry and parameters. Device simulators help the device
engineer to create, test and verify novel structures. This increases our physical knowledge
without even going to the laboratory. In the era of the ever-decreasing device structures
simulation methods must be validated and the device engineer must rely on it, since the
cost of manufacturing a device to test is high.
This thesis discusses the requirements needed to implement such a simulator. Several
computational challenges and how they can be solved are presented. It was the aim of this
thesis to implement a device simulator using an object-oriented programming (OOP)
methodology. OOP is a modern programming approach which makes it easy to increase
the program capabilities while keeping the program neat and tight.
The thesis was divided into two main components: geometry and computation. The
geometry component deals with the geometrical aspects ( geometry intersection, point
inclusion, mesh generation and neighborhood adjacency relationships ). We used
Semiconductor Wafer Representation (SWR)model, the well known standard by
Stanford, for implementing the geometry component. SWR does not provide details about
the implementation, it mainly concerned about giving the interface. We tried to keep
close to the standard as we could. Since our simulator is designed to be used for different
device structures, It is important for the mesh generation procedures to deal with
irregularities in the device. Triangles are chosen as the mesh elements. Since we use
OOP, a triangle is inherited from a more abstract polygon class so that different polygonal
elements can be used as well. The simulator is implemented to deal with polygonal
devices but, curved boundaries can be added by inheriting a curve from the basic Edge
class as well.
The geometry algorithms: point inclusion, region intersections, storage of device, etc..
are chosen to be efficient and general and that is the real challenge since, efficiency
doesn't always go well with generality. Therefore, we are biased to generality when
generality is a must, otherwise efficiency has the higher priority. Since the variables
(electric field, electric current, potentials,..etc..) may change with different orders of
magnitude in small regions, adaptive mesh is required. A quad-tree algorithm is used for
generating the mesh. The algorithm goes by spatially decomposing the device domain
into squares when the level of a nodal point is higher than the level of the square. This
will generate an adaptive spatial decomposition. Triangulation in the interior of the device is
done using certain patterns. The boundary zone (known as delta zone) is isolated from the
device region and triangulated using Constrained Delaunay Triangulation ( CDT )
algorithm. CDT is a complex and expensive (from the computational point of view )
algorithm. Fortunately, it is used only in the delta-zone.
The computational component is a real challenge as well. For different device
structures as well as in different modes of operation certain parameters and functions may
dominate while others may be negligible. The simulator has to deal with this. Different
mobility, recombination and generation models can be incorporated to the simulator. The
simulator user has to be free to use the model he wants. Not only that, but the user can
even implement his own models and test them. Again, OOP plays the important role here.
Models are inherited from a general, abstract function class. The user can do what ever he
wants inside the function, but since all functions have the same interface, the simulator
will not distinguish between them.
There are different device models, Hydrodynamic, Energy Transport, Drift-
Diffusion,..etc.. Even the Drift-Diffusion model, which is the simplest model, is complex
in its own. The Drift-Diffusion model consists of three coupled nonlinear partial
differential equations. There are different discretization schemes for discretizing the
system of equations. We used a hybrid mixed finite element scheme. This scheme gives
us some sort of continuity for the electric flux ( required when using different materials )
and current density. It is common for a practical device consisting of different sub-regions
to be discretized using thousands of elements. This will lead to thousands of variables and
millions of matrices elements. Fortunately, the finite element scheme is sparse in nature.
Using different sparse techniques depending on the nature of the matrix is another use of
OOP. Nonlinear Poisson's equation is linearized. The linearized system was solved using
a global Newton method algorithm. Global Newton method converges to the exact
solution whatever the initial guess is.
Different results, a PN junction and a MOS device are shown. Different channel
lengths are entered to the simulator and the I-V characteristics are drawn. The results
shown are highly compatible with the analytical formulae.
MATLAB was originally used for displaying the geometry, mesh as well as plotting
the I-V characteristics. Another version is implemented which uses the windows
application interfaces for entering the device, setting the different parameters as well as
generating the mesh.
SEMILAB is the result of this thesis. It is a mini simulator, which shows how
sophisticated a device simulator is.
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ABSTRACT: A model hierarchy for semiconductor devices is presented, in particular kinetic models (Boltzmann and quantum Boltzmann equations) and fluid dynamical models (hydrodynamic, energy-transport and drift-diffusion equations). Fluid dynamical models including quantum correction terms are also discussed. The links between the various models are given.
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ABSTRACT: We present a modification to the divide-and-conquer algorithm of Guibas & Stolfi [GS] for computing the Delaunay triangulation of n sites in the plane. The change reduces its &THgr;(n log n) expected running time to &Ogr;(n log n) for a large class of distributions which includes the uniform distribution in the unit square. The modified algorithm is significantly easier to implement than the optimal linear-expected-time algorithm of Bentley, Weide & Yao [BWY]. Unlike the incremental methods of Ohya, Iri & Murota [OIM] and Maus [M] it has optimal &Ogr;(n log log n) worst-case performance. The improvement extends to the composition of the Delaunay triangulation in the Lp metric for 1 < p ≤ ∞. Experimental evidence presented demonstrates that in the Euclidean case the modified algorithm performs very well for n ≤ 216, the range of the experiments. We conjecture that its average running time is no more than twice optimal for n less than seven trillion.
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ABSTRACT: Given the anisotropic Poisson equation ¡r ¢ Krp = f, one can convert it into a system of two first order PDEs: the Darcy law for the flux u = ¡Krp and conservation of mass r ¢ u = f. A very natural mixed finite volume method for this system is to seek the pressure in the nonconforming P1 space and the Darcy velocity in the lowest order Raviart-Thomas space. The equations for these variables are obtained by integrating the two first order systems over the triangular volumes. In this paper we show that such a method is really a standard finite element method with local recovery of the flux in disguise. As a consequence, we compare two approaches in analyzing finite volume methods (FVM) and shed light on the proper way of analyzing non co-volume type of FVM. Numerical results for Dirichlet and Neumann problems are included.


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Julia Holter Shares "Betsy On The Roof" Live Performance Video
By Zoe Camp on September 25, 2015 at 1:42 p.m. EDT
Julia Holter just released her excellent new album, Have You in My Wilderness. Today, she's shared a live performance video for "Besty On The Roof", one of the album's tracks. It was directed by Federico Urdaneta and filmed inside the St. Pancras clock tower in London, and can be viewed below via Nowness.
Julia Holter Explores a Picturesque Seaside in "Sea Calls Me Home" Video
By Jazz Monroe on September 9, 2015 at 10:07 a.m. EDT
On September 25, Julia Holter releases her new album, Have You in My Wilderness. Having shared "Feel You", she recently offered "Sea Calls Me Home", a song about "the scary wonder in discovering freedom." Today, the track has a beautiful video. Directed by Claire Marie Vogel, it sees Holter explore some of California's finest clifftops and beaches. Watch it below.
Julia Holter Shares "Sea Calls Me Home"
By Evan Minsker on August 26, 2015 at 10:03 a.m. EDT
Julia Holter's new album Have You in My Wilderness is out September 25 via Domino. After having shared the track "Feel You", she's offered "Sea Calls Me Home" today. "'Sea Calls Me Home' is about moving away from things that trap you, the scary wonder in discovering freedom," she said in a statement. Listen below.
Julia Holter Announces Have You in My Wilderness, Shares "Feel You" Video Starring a Dog
By Evan Minsker on July 9, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. EDT
On September 25, Julia Holter will release the follow-up to 2013's Loud City Song. Have You in My Wilderness is coming via Domino. It features the song "Feel You", which has been shared via a new music video today. It co-stars Holter and a dog and was directed by Jose Wolff; watch it below.
Ducktails Announce St. Catherine LP, Share "Headbanging in the Mirror"
By Evan Minsker on May 5, 2015 at 10:17 a.m. EDT
Matt Mondanile, probably best known as a member of Real Estate, makes records under the name Ducktails. This summer, he'll follow up 2013's The Flower Lane with St. Catherine. It's out July 24 via Domino. Check out the lead single "Headbanging in the Mirror", which features James Ferraro, above.
Julia Holter Covers Dionne Warwick's "Don't Make Me Over" on New Single
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Julia Holter: "Don't Me Me Over" (via SoundCloud)
Julia Holter will release the double A-side single "Don't Make Me Over/ Hello Stranger" on Domino on August 19 in North America and globally on July 28. That's the single cover above.
Video: Julia Holter: "Horns Surrounding Me"
By Jenn Pelly on October 28, 2013 at 10:00 a.m. EDT
Following videos for "World", "This Is a True Heart" and "In the Green Wild", Julia Holter has shared a new video from her latest album, Loud City Song. Directed by Angus Borsos, with its concept developed by Nite Jewel's Ramona Gonzalez, the "Horns Surrounding Me" clip finds Holter pictured inside of a theater and seems to depict the perplexing inner workings of her mind. Borsos calls it a "soft Disney nightmare."
Video: Julia Holter: "This Is a True Heart"
By Jenn Pelly on September 10, 2013 at 9:30 a.m. EDT
Following the avant-garde clip for "In the Green Wild", Julia Holter has shared another video to accompany her excellent 2013 record, Loud City Song. This one takes the approach of a James Bond-style spy film, suspenseful but still funny, as Holter stars as a sly, emotionally conflicted hacktivist. It was shot in L.A. and directed by Eugene Kotlayrenko. Update: Find Holter's current tour dates below the video.
Photos: My Bloody Valentine, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Deerhunter, Smashing Pumpkins, More at OFF Festival
By Pitchfork on August 6, 2013 at 5:34 p.m. EDT
Photos by Tom Spray
OFF Festival took place in Katowice, Poland over the weekend. It featured sets by My Bloody Valentine, The Smashing Pumpkins, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Deerhunter, the Walkmen, Japandroids, AlunaGeorge, and many more. Photographer Tom Spray was there.
Watch Julia Holter Perform at Pitchfork Music Festival
By Pitchfork on July 29, 2013 at 12:45 p.m. EDT
Photo by Ellie Pritts
Today, Pitchfork.tv is presenting more footage from Pitchfork Music Festival 2013. Below, check out Julia Holter perform "In the Green Wild". (Also check out Parquet Courts doing "Borrowed Time" and "Stoned and Starving").
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Currently, Arizona, Hawaii, the eastern time zone portion of Indiana, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands and American Samoa do not observe Daylight Saving Time.
Source: World Almanac and Book of Facts 2005, p. 387. California Energy Commission web site.


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Re: The Kelvin's uniforms
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Maybe Nero might be able to pull that off, but the only Starfleet guy we ever saw wearing anything approaching a cape was Garth, (more of a robe, in his case, though) and they put him in the loony bin for it.
"We're Starfleet; we don't do capes!"
Spoilsport... LOL
I thought Spock looked awesome in TMP when he showed up in the black cape. That's what made me think of it.
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Advances in Political Psychology, Vol 3 Table of Contents posted
The table of contents for Advances in Political Psychology, Vol 3, which will be published at the start of January 2016, has been posted. Please see THIS LINK to view the article listings. And please remember that if you would like a hard copy of Advances sent to you, you need to place an order before 15 December 2015! See the note near the top of THIS PAGE for more information and how to order.


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Marquis Wins 5th Straight, Padres Beat Cards 4-2
5/21/2013 @ 12:50 AMSAN DIEGO (AP) - Jason Marquis combined with four relievers on a four-hitter to win his fifth straight start and Will Venable homered to lead the San Diego Padres to a 4-2 win against the NL Central-leading St. Louis Cardinals on Monday night.
Marquis (6-2) has won five straight starts for the first time since 2007 with the Chicago Cubs. He allowed two runs, one earned, on three hits in six innings while striking out three and walking four.
Chris Denorfia went 3 for 3 with an RBI for the Padres, who have won three straight and five of seven. Huston Street pitched the ninth for his 11th save in 12 chances.
Venable homered into the Jack Daniel's Old No. 7 Deck atop the right-field fence leading off the seventh, his seventh. It came on the second pitch from Mitchell Boggs, who just returned from a demotion to Triple-A Memphis.
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National School Lunch Week: Celebrating Healthier School Meals
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Katie Wilson @ 7:14 AM
This week is National School Lunch Week, a time to celebrate the school meal programs offering healthy, fresh and appealing meals to millions of students across the country.
The federal school meals program was established nearly 70 years ago, and as the science of nutrition has evolved so has the nutritional quality of these meals. The most recent changes created by the Healthy, Hunger Free Kids Act of 2010 brought a renewed effort to provide students with a variety of healthy choices, including new flavors, such as kale salad as well as proven staples, like nutrient-rich milk.
In 1940, the Federal government began providing assistance to schools so they could offer milk to students. Back then, students paid just 1 cent for a half pint, and the government picked up the rest of the tab: somewhere between eight-tenths of a cent to 1 and one-third cents! Today, students continue to be offered milk as part of school meals, and they even get to pick their favorite variety. Under the updated meal standards, schools now offer a minimum of two options among low-fat and fat-free white or fat-free flavored varieties.
Milk Appears to Enhance Vitamin E Absorption for Those with Metabolic Syndrome
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Mickey Rubin, PhD @ 9:29 AM
Like many people who have a background in nutrition, I can remember some of the very first things I learned in my early nutrition courses. For example, in a lesson on micronutrients (i.e., vitamins and minerals), I learned there are two main types of vitamins: fat soluble and water soluble. The fat soluble vitamins are vitamins A, D, E and K, and not much has changed since then; vitamins A, D, E and K are still fat soluble. This is a chemical property that will not change.
What has evolved over time is our knowledge of nutrition, like our understanding of dietary fat. Back in our early nutrition courses, while I learned about the need for some fat in the diet for overall health, I also remember learning about the virtues of a low-fat diet, and that the best thing we could do for our health was to limit fat consumption. This, however, appears to be changing as we learn more and more about fat and various fatty acids. We now understand that fat likely is not as taboo as it has been made out to be in more recent years, even the saturated fat found in dairy foods.
Taking the Lead in Farm to Table Conversations
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Jean Ragalie-Carr, RDN, LDN, FAND @ 11:40 AM
In August I wrote about five ways nutrition and health professionals can help promote food security now. It was a reminder that we are beginning to recognize a sustainable food system is more than just a carbon footprint. It's about positive contributions to alleviate hunger, community vitality, conservation of natural resources and more.
Registered dietitian nutritionists (RDNs) can take the lead in the farm-to-table and table-to-farm conversation by teaching our clients and the public about portion control and minimizing food waste, and there's an opportunity for you to learn more about this. This year at the Academy's Food Nutrition Conference and Expo, Food and Culinary Professionals (FCP) sponsored a session, Waste Not, Want Not: Farm to Fork Solutions to Reduce Food Waste. Read the rest of this entry »
Probiotics: Are Dairy Foods the Preferred Vehicle?
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Gregory Miller, PhD, FACN @ 7:00 AM
Probiotics are live microorganisms that can be good for health, especially the digestive system. Fermented dairy foods, like yogurt and kefir, continue to be the most popular foods and beverages people choose when they want the potential benefits of probiotics. But why is that? Is there something about probiotics in dairy foods that allow them to work more effectively than in other foods or as probiotic supplements?
The jury is still out and there's still a great deal of research to be done in this area. That's where animal research can play an important role. It can help us understand how specific probiotic strains may work in the body, how probiotics interact with food, and we can model their effect on human health that may otherwise be difficult to study.
That's why I'm excited to share with you the results of new research that sheds light on why dairy foods may indeed be the best way to reap the benefits of probiotics. Read the rest of this entry »
Celebrate NDC's 100th Anniversary and Join the "From Farm to Table" Discussion at FNCE Booth 927
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Jean Ragalie-Carr, RDN, LDN, FAND @ 1:36 PM
National Dairy Council (NDC) is celebrating its centennial this year, and we'd like to thank all of you for collaborating with us over the years to accomplish common goals to support health and wellness. As we move into the next century, we will continue to evolve our work to support the health and well-being of Americans, particularly focused on food, nutrition and agriculture – or as we like to say – from farm to table and table to farm.
If you are attending the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics' Food and Nutrition Conference & Expo (FNCE), you will see that agriculture can no longer be separated from food and nutrition conversations. As Registered Dietitian Nutritionists (RDNs) we must be able to help address the questions that people are asking:
Making Memories Over Chocolate Milk
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Christine Cliff, MPH, RDN, LDN @ 8:13 AM
Reminiscing about spending time with my grandpa Jack, a retired dairy farmer, brings back many happy memories, especially of when we would mix up a glass of cold chocolate milk. He would always have chocolate syrup readily on hand (typically a few extras were in the basement pantry) to ensure he and my many cousins could enjoy this slightly sweet, yet nutritious treat. The teaspoon of added sweetness encouraged me to drink many glasses of milk growing up.
Not only did I enjoy chocolate milk with my grandpa, but it was also a great option to have at school. With valid concerns about childhood obesity, flavored milk has received some criticism related to its added sugars. This prompted dairy companies to evaluate their recipes (i.e., formulations) to reduce the amount of added sugar in chocolate milk available in schools by about 55 percent since 2006. Now an average 8 ounce glass of chocolate milk has about 7.5 grams of added sugar (above the 12 grams of the naturally occurring sugar in milk, lactose).
Hunger Action Month: Food Insecurity Is Not a Game
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Jean Ragalie-Carr, RDN, LDN, FAND @ 8:22 AM
Imagine it is Thanksgiving time. If you live in the Midwest like I do, a chill has crept into the crisp air. Your family is anxiously awaiting the scrumptious feast of turkey and all the fixings, but when you open your pantry and refrigerator, they are bare. Instead of hopping in your car to head to the store, you instead lace up your sneakers and start a five-mile walk or long bus ride to the local food pantry so your family has food for the holiday. This scenario is reality for Amanda. Last year, she and her family faced the challenge of deciding whether to buy food or pay for transportation and other necessities.
Amanda's story is one of the millions that exist when it comes to struggling with food insecurity. She and her family are a part of the nearly 49 million Americans who live in food insecure households in the United States. You might be surprised to learn who is at risk of hunger in the land of the plenty. According to the recent Hunger in America study, more than half of the households who visit a Feeding America food pantry had at least one employed person at some point in the past year. Many of those served by the Feeding America network (20 percent) have even served our country in the military.
#DGCRecipeHack: Inspire New Takes on Recipes!
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Kim Kim Kirchherr, MS, RDN, LDN, CDE, FAND @ 8:30 AM
As mentioned in a previous blog post, recipes bring nutrition to life, and my favorite part is that you can use them "as is" or you can make them your own with different spices, seasonal produce or whatever else inspires you that day.
With the launch of "The Dairy Good Cookbook," we're excited to get in the kitchen and share some hacks with you! National Dairy Council's first ever #DGCRecipeHack is easy – check out "The Dairy Good Cookbook" (DGC), which is our new cookbook featuring 100+ dairy recipes created and inspired by some of America's 45,000-plus dairy farm families for every day meals and celebrations.
How do you "hack?" It can be just about anything, from simply changing the amount of an ingredient you use, switching a spice or herb, using a lower fat or lower sodium ingredient, or trying frozen veggies instead of fresh. The trick is to be confident in your experiments, and know that behind the changes, making your own meals and snacks can, and should be, fun! Read the rest of this entry »
Special Visitor Helps Us Embrace NDC's Past, Future
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Kristin Schrieber, MS, RD, LDN @ 6:56 AM
For 100 years, on behalf of dairy farmers and the dairy community, National Dairy Council (NDC) has been committed to nutrition research and education with an emphasis on child health and wellness. NDC's nutrition education program started in 1915, sparked by Dr. E.V. McCollum's discovery of vitamin A in milk and the need for improved nutrition especially among children. Since then, NDC has helped launch pioneering programs that have benefited generations of children and adults, including the now retired K-10 nutrition education curriculum FOOD…Your Choice.
Dr. Gloria G. Kinney, Ph.D., who was director of Nutrition and Education for NDC from 1976-1986, played an instrumental role in the FOOD… Your Choice program.
"Dr. Kinney brought her knowledge and passion for education and nutrition. She had a vision of how you could impart nutrition education in schools by tying it into other subjects, like science and social studies, math, home economics and health," said Tab Forgac, MS, RDN, LDN who worked with Dr. Kinney on the curriculum and still works for NDC today as vice president of Nutrition and Health Partnerships. "She helped NDC see how nutrition education could be implemented in schools – before that there wasn't a curriculum or even a program available for teachers."
I recently had the opportunity to meet Gloria and asked her some questions over lunch: Read the rest of this entry »


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The grounded Englishman completed a post-war record of nine winners at Ascot - and flew straight to Newmarket, to snap up some Kylie tickets
Our top tipster Newsboy brings you his best ahead of a packed day of racing on June 17th, 2015
Crystal Zvezda gets the vote to end Sir Michael Stoute's five-year wait for a British Classic by landing the Investec Oaks (4.30) at Epsom.
Legatissimo will face 10 rivals when she bids for a classic double in tomorrow's Investec Oaks in Epsom.
Roca Rojo will step into stakes company, having retained her unbeaten record in the Ladies Day June 20th Fillies race in Gowran Park last night.
Colt to swoop on Aid's 10th win
Free Eagle has been ruled out of Sunday's Group 1 Tattersalls Gold Cup at the Curragh due to a 'head cold'.
Elm Park should book his place in the Epsom Derby by landing the Group 2 Betfred Dante Stakes at York.
Trust Together Forever to part the bookies from their cash in the Tattersalls Musidora Stakes at York.
Still seeking a realistic Investec Derby candidate, Aidan O'Brien will run both John F Kennedy and Ol' Man River in the Betfred Dante Stakes in York tomorrow.
Success Days was a hugely impressive winner of the Derrinstown Stud Derby Trial at Leopardstown.
Windshear can breeze up in the Group 3 Ormonde Stakes at Chester under top man Ryan Moore.
Hans Holbein earned a 16-1 Investec Derby quote - and gave Aidan O'Brien a welcome change of luck in the colts' Classic trials - with an all-the-way win in the Chester Vase.
Cannock Chase can step up on a promising return with victory in the Huxley Stakes at Chester.
Flyin' Ryan will prove once and for all he's best in the business after landing top Ballydoyle gig
David Pipe was delighted after Soll moved up the list to guarantee a place in the Crabbie's Grand National at Aintree on Saturday.
Sennockian Star has every chance of again playing a big part in the Easter Family Funday Handicap at Pontefract.
Convergence and Colin Keane denied Ryan Moore a winner on his first visit to Dundalk last night.
Connections of Consort have high hopes for the three-year-old colt, winner of his only start as a juvenile and a possible for the Novae Bloodstock Insurance Craven Stakes at Newmarket on April 16.
Ryan Moore will pay his first visit to Dundalk tonight to partner the Aidan O'Brien-trained War Envoy in the Patton Stakes.
Aidan O'Brien yesterday confirmed Ryan Moore's biggest-yet role for his all-conquering Ballydoyle stable.
Majestic Moore, now one of the world's best, helps the four-year-old charge past Red Cadeaux in the final stages to claim the win
With Royal Ascot just over a month away, 888sport looks back at some of the races that have helped define the festival as the greatest flat racing meeting in the world.
The Welshman had already seen his first round interrupted by a thunderstorm when he endured more bad luck with a bunker shot
The Hannon/Hughes combination struck gold again after their Guineas win
Battle of Marengo was heavily backed but a perfect ride pipped him by a length under the charge of Ryan Moore
Joseph O'Brien is the bookies' hot favourite to win 2000 Guineas riding unbeaten Camelot
Synchronised could swerve the Coral Welsh National on December 27 in favour of a crack at the Grade 1 Lexus Chase at Leopardstown the following day, his trainer Jonjo O'Neill warned yesterday.
Snow Fairy is expected back home at the Newmarket stables of her trainer Ed Dunlop on Saturday after being forced to miss the Hong Kong Vase.
Barbican can come out on top in a fascinating renewal of the Back Or Lay At betdaq.com Wild Flower Stakes at Kempton.