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RANCHO CORDOVA, Calif., Dec. 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- ThermoGenesis Corp. (Nasdaq: KOOL), a leading supplier of innovative products and services that process and store adult stem cells, said today that William Osgood, Ph.D. has reached an agreement with the Company's Board of Directors to resign as the Chief Executive Officer and a director of the Company, effective immediately. The board has named Matthew T. Plavan, the Company's Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, as ThermoGenesis' interim Chief Executive Officer.
"In his nearly four years at the Company, Matt has been intimately involved in the daily operations of the Company, including our recent business development efforts with General Electric Healthcare and others, and engendered a high level of respect among the other members of senior management and our employees," noted Hubert Huckel, M.D., the Company's Chairman of the Board. "The board has a high degree of confidence in Matt's ability to lead the Company while we conduct a search for a new Chief Executive Officer," he added.
Huckel continued, "Over the past 18 months, Bill has made many contributions to the Company and assisted in our review of potential future market opportunities in the area of regenerative medicine. However, both he and the board determined that new leadership was necessary to ensure that the Company makes the progress necessary to focus on quality and customer service, and to meet our revenue and profitability targets."
Plavan joined ThermoGenesis in May 2005 as Chief Financial Officer and was
named Executive Vice President earlier this year. Prior to joining the
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One-of-two Ferrari 365 P "Tre Posti" to join Dream Cars exhibit on its move to Indianapolis
Photos by Brian Henniker, courtesy Gooding.
While Luigi Chinetti Jr. has likened some of the Ferraris that passed through his family's dealership as mere tools used for winning races, he described his 1966 Ferrari 365 P "Tre Posti" as "more like a sculpture…it's a work of art." Fitting, then, that the car will join a host of other spectacular cars as part of the upcoming Dream Cars exhibit at the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
Chinetti should know best the Tre Posti's aesthetic sway. His family has owned it for all but a couple years since Pininfarina built the three-seater, and he's been able to take it in pretty much every day for the last four-plus decades. It wasn't Chinetti's famous father who commissioned it, however. Instead, somebody at Pininfarina – either Sergio Pininfarina or Aldo Brovarone, the company's director of design – took it upon himself to build a road car from one of Ferrari's V-12 mid-engine chassis, something that Enzo Ferrari had refused to do up until that time.
So starting with chassis 8971, a 4.4-liter mid-engine competition chassis similar to the 330 P2 and 365 P2 that Chinetti's North American Racing Team campaigned with success in 1965, Pininfarina bodied the car in aluminum and gave the car its most defining feature: three-across seating with the driver situated in the center. Special cast aluminum wheels, a roll bar, a dry-sump lubrication system, and the single center-mount windshield wiper all hint at the Tre Posti's racecar underpinnings, but the black leather seats, red carpet, chrome bumpers, and full glass roof give it just enough road car civility.
Pininfarina built another Tre Posti – chassis number 8815 – for Fiat head Gianni Agnelli, but it was chassis 8971 that toured the world for much of 1966 and 1967, appearing at Paris, Earl's Court in London, Brussels, Geneva, and Los Angeles. While Enzo Ferrari didn't take Pininfarina's bait on the Tre Posti itself, the mid-engine Dino would appear a couple years later with some of the Tre Posti's design influence and Ferrari did eventually relent on mid-engine V-12 road cars with the 1973 365 Boxer Berlinetta.
As for chassis 8971, Luigi Chinetti Sr. bought it in May 1967 for $21,160 – $9,600 for the chassis and $11,560 for the body – or about $148,000 in today's dollars. According to Luigi Chinetti Jr., his father sold it that fall to a banker named Marvyn Canton for $26,000. Canton found it difficult to drive in New York City, however, so he returned it to Chinetti Motors in March 1968 in exchange for a 365 GT 2+2. Chinetti, in turn, sold the Tre Posti a couple months later to Jan De Vroom for a little more than $18,000. De Vroom didn't keep it much longer than Canton, and after he returned it to Chinetti that fall, the Chinetti family has held on to it ever since.
Though not for lack of trying. Luigi Chinetti Jr. attempted to sell chassis 8971 at Gooding's Pebble Beach auction earlier this year, and while it netted plenty of publicity, Chinetti turned down the $23.5 million top bid for it.
Those who missed their opportunity to see the Tre Posti in person at Pebble Beach, however, will now get the chance to see it when it joins the assemblage of one-offs, prototypes, and other unique cars that form the Dream Cars: Innovative Design, Visionary Ideas exhibit. Though the exhibit has closed its summer-long run at the High Museum of Art in Atlanta, Georgia, it will re-open this coming summer at the Indianapolis Museum of Art.
According to exhibit curator Ken Gross, all but one of the 18 vehicles that participated in the exhibit at the High (including the 1953 GM Firebird I, one of Bill Stout's Scarabs, the 1947 Norman Timbs Special, and the 1970 Lancia Stratos HF Zero) will return in Indianapolis. The only one not to return – the Pininfarina-bodied 1970 Ferrari 512 S Modulo – has since been sold to collector James Glickenhaus, who has stated that he intends to convert it into a road-going car. The Tre Posti, then, will take the Modulo's place in the exhibit.
"I think it's a nice fit for the exhibit," Gross said. It's a Ferrari, it's a Pininfarina, it's something dramatic. It's a little bit earlier than the Modulo, and it's not a wedge shape like the Modulo or the Lancia, but its styling elements were picked up in subsequent Ferraris."
Gross, who said that Indianapolis is likely to be the exhibit's final stop, noted that about 180,000 people visited the High Museum of Art for its initial run. "These exhibits go a long way toward silencing the few critics who say that cars don't belong in an art museum," he said.
The Dream Cars exhibit at the Indianapolis Museum of Art will take place May 3 to August 23. For more information, visit IMAMuseum.org.
Sergio Pininfarina, 1926-2012
Sergio Pininfarina photo courtesy Pininfarina. The Pininfarina-designed Ferrari Testarossa
Sergio Pininfarina, who oversaw the growth of his father's coachbuilding company into a large-scale manufacturer working under contract with some of Europe's biggest automakers, died last night after a long illness. He was 85.
Pininfarina and his brother-in-law, Renzo Carli, took over day-to-day control of the company in 1960 after Sergio's father, Battista Pininfarina, stepped down. Sergio Pininfarina became president of the company in 1966 after his father's death, and had most recently served as honorary chairman of the Pininfarina Group. Under his watch, the company greatly expanded its research and production facilities; in 1972, it became one of just a few automotive companies with its own wind tunnel.
Pininfarina worked with such producers as Fiat, Lancia, Alfa Romeo, Ferrari and Peugeot, not only designing experimental sports models, but assembling those cars in its factories, using production-line running gear. Sergio Pininfarina noted in a 1972 interview that coachbuilders "devote themselves to constructing those cars that the great motor manufacturers do not find it economical to make, because competition has swollen them to a gigantic size and has led them to adopt construction methods suited to a very large production run which grows steadily larger and larger." Companies like his, he said, allowed manufacturers to offer the kind of sports models that would win attention and prestige, without distracting them from their main goal of high-volume production. The results of this type of collaboration included the Fiat 124 Sport Spider and the Alfa Romeo Duetto, both introduced in 1966, and the Lancia Beta Montecarlo/Scorpion of 1975, among many, many others.
Sergio Pininfarina died at his home in Turin, Italy, with his wife, Giorgia, and sons Lorenza and Paolo close to him. A full obituary appears on the Pininfarina Group website.
DAYS OF FERRARI 2008, Day 25: 1978 Ferrari 308 GTS
Coachwork by Pininfarina
255bhp 2,927cc, quad OHC transverse V-8
Five-speed transmission
Four-wheel independent suspension via unequal length control arms, coil springs and telescopic dampers
Four-wheel disc brakes
Wheelbase: 2,340mm (92.1in.)
The new Pininfarina-designed 308 GTB was hailed by the tifosi as one of the best Ferraris of modern times. Following on the heels of the mechanically inspired but curiously styled 308 GT4, the new 308 was downright gorgeous. As Sergio Pininfarina himself pointed out, "Every Ferrari car previously designed by us was a great success in the market." From a styling point of view, the 308 owes more to the legendary 246 Dino than to any previous road-going Ferrari. Perhaps equally important, the 308 was the first non-12-cylinder road car to carry the Ferrari badge.
The car was quite sophisticated, with a transverse all-alloy four-cam V-8 engine, initially producing 255 horsepower. With four-wheel independent suspension and four-wheel disc brakes, the car was extremely well balanced and offered taut handling along with a compliant ride. Introduced to great acclaim in Paris in 1975, the 308 GTB was joined in 1977 by a GTS variant, which featured a removable roof panel that could be stored behind the seats, and quarter windows that were replaced with attractive louvered panels.
Read more about the ultimate evolution of the Ferrari V-8 in my Maranello Madness: Living the dream in a 1985 Ferrari 288 GTO, with stunning feature photography from Hemmings own Mark McCourt.

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Boca Raton, FL, December 8, 2007 Brain overgrowth in the latter part of an infants first year may contribute to the onset of autistic characteristics, according to research presented today at the American College of Neuropsychopharmacology (ACNP) annual meeting. These findings support concurrent research which has found brain overgrowth in autistic children as young as two years old.
Lead researcher Joseph Piven, M.D., Director of the Neurodevelopmental Disorders Research Center at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill and an ACNP member, says that behavioral studies of infants at high risk for autism suggest that the onset of most behavioral symptoms which define the disorder, such as problems with and social interaction, also occur at about age one. One reason these findings are important is because early post-natal onset raises the possibility that there may be a window for early treatment and prevention that could be identified by future studies, Piven says.
Autism, a pervasive developmental disorder characterized by severe deficits in social interaction and communication, is associated with a restricted range of activities and interests, as well as stereotyped repetitive behaviors such as lining up toys in a certain way or requiring basic routines.
In normal brain development, neuronal connections are eliminated through a process called pruning. This process refines normal brain connections and increases the efficiency of remaining connections in the brain. Piven says one possibility is that there is less pruning in children with autism and therefore, their brains become larger than in children without autism.
Piven cautions that while the study seems to suggest a link between brain overgrowth and autism, there are many variants of autism among children, so the ways in which autistic children develop and are affected by brain growth can vary greatly.
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Vital signs include heart rate, respiration (breathing rate), blood pressure, and temperature. Knowing the ranges for vital signs for your child can help you notice problems early or relieve concerns you may have about how your child is doing. The table below includes information that can help.
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100 to 160 beats per minute (bpm)
70 to 120 bpm
60 to 100 bpm
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30 to 60 breaths per minute (bpm)
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24 to 30 bpm
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VGChartz has gathered the pre-order numbers for the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. The latest data is up to the week ending August 24, 2013. This includes the week of Gamescom, which set a record for biggest gaming trade show in Europe with more than 340,000 visitors. The pre-order numbers are for the US only and give an estimate how each console is doing about three months before release.
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Owls generally have a hunting territory away from their daytime roost, and they have several adaptations that make them efficient predators. Keen eyesight allows them to locate quarry even on dim nights. Sensitive, directional hearing helps locate concealed prey. Some species can even hunt in complete darkness, using sound alone to guide them to a successful kill.
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According to the Miami Herald, Dolphins left tackle Jake Long is looking to make $10 million per year for his next contract.
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Colchester Rotary Club inducted four new members during a ceremony at NuNu's Bistro in Colchester. Jennifer Height, Stacey Hagopian, Bonnie Johnson, and Wayne Potvin were installed by Rotary President Cathy Pompei, who asked them each to speak about what attracted them to Rotary.
Stacey Hagopian and Wayne Potvin both have spouses in Rotary and often helped with volunteer projects before committing to becoming full members. Bonnie Johnson has been a Rotarian for 18 years serving in the East Hampton and Wethersfield clubs and she was pleased to find such an active Rotary club in her new home of Colchester. "I really enjoy the fellowship and visiting other clubs," Johnson said. "I have made friends around the world through Rotary".
New member Jennifer Height learned about Rotary from her friend and long-time Rotarian Nancy Riella. "I was impressed with the amount of time and money Rotary provides to feed the community and I want to contribute whatever time I can to helping out", said Height. Height's Rotary sponsor, Nancy Riella, recalled her original reason for joining Rotary saying, "I joined for the business connections but now I stay to be part of our many altruistic endeavors".
Made up of over 34,000 Rotary clubs, Rotary International forms a global network of business, professional, and community leaders who volunteer their time and talents to serve communities locally and around the world – and form strong, lasting friendships in the process. Contact Colchester Rotary President Cathy Pompei at (860) 576-4373 for information on joining Rotary.


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My husband and I were married on 08/01/2015 at the DoubleTree at Willow Valley. The day that we went to look at the venue, I knew I had to get married there! We were beyond pleased with Victoria and Eric's attentiveness throughout the entire process. They were very accommodating and flexible. The night of the wedding, I did not have to worry about any of this logistics, everything was taken care of by them! It was so nice to just relax and enjoy the company of family and friends. I would highly recommend this venue for both the ceremony and reception. Many of my friends and family complimented on how beautiful the landscaping was along with the Chapel and Palm Court.
DoubleTree was the perfect venue for our wedding. The staff was great and our guests loved Palm Court! We did hear some guests say the food was a little on the cold side by the time it was served, but that would be our only complaint. Victoria is great to work with and they listen to any unique requests that you may have. We loved the intimate feeling of the chapel for our ceremony. We would recommend DoubleTree to anyone who is looking for venue in the Lancaster area.
When I got engaged in October of 2013, I had no idea where I wanted to be married but all that I knew was that I wanted to have the ceremony and reception at the same place. Most of our family and friends were from out of state and out of town and I did not want to hassle them with traveling from one venue to another and knew a hotel would be our best option. However, I looked at other hotels and could not imagine having my wedding in a separate banquet room (requiring a LOT of extra work on my part) and my mother wanted me to be married in a church. I came to find out about the Willow Valley DoubleTree Resort by Hilton from my soon-to-be father-in-law who had stayed at the property many times for business. From the moment I set foot on the property, I knew this was the PERFECT location for our wedding day. The chapel, the property and the hotel facilities were all GORGEOUS!
During our planning process, a few months before our wedding the wedding coordinator left for another opportunity at another local resort. My anxiety started to rise quite a bit, however, one month before our wedding I met with the newly hired wedding coordinator, Victoria. Upon meeting with Victoria, my anxieties quickly disappeared as she completely exceeded all expectations!
Our wedding day/weekend couldn't have been more perfect or beautiful! And a lot of that is thanks to Victoria and the rest of the staff (ie. Nicole- Banquet Manager, DJ-A/V attendant, and Jen Katke-Group Reservations). Our guests are still raving about how beautiful everything was and how delicious the food was (specifically the raspberry brie bites, coconut chicken, potato & leek soup, and filet & chicken combo plated meal). The service provided by the banquet staff was top-notch which was just the icing on the cake! I could go on and on about how amazing our experience was but I am running out of room! Future brides, you will not regret choosing this venue for your wedding day!!
Everyone at the Lancaster DoubleTree was absolutely amazing! We could not have asked for a better wedding venue. They were very accommodating, pleasant, and a joy to share our special day with. Kris and her team worked so hard and made our day one we will remember for the rest of our lives!
The DoubleTree was an awesome place to have our wedding. Everyone was so friendly and quick to respond to questions. It could not have been any better.
Our wedding was picture perfect thanks to the awesome staff at Double Tree Resort. Kris Becker is exceptionally wonderful to work with. The whole team went above and beyond our expectations.
From the very beginning everyone at Double Tree was wonderful. We met with Kris who is the wedding coordinator. She answered all of our questions and was always available to talk if we needed her. The employees at the hotel were amazing, they did anything we asked of them and were very accommodating to our needs.
Chris was great to work with very helpful. The chapel was nice. I would recomend the Double Tree Resort.
Doubletree in Lancaster was great! From start to finish they helped me all along the way and made my wedding day more special than I imagined.
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DoubleTree Resort by Hilton, Lancaster was beautiful in every way. From the chapel to the hotel rooms and especially Palm Court for the reception. Kris Becker was outstanding to work with. We highly recommend this venue!
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Kris handled our wedding & reception. I can't say enough about everything she did to make it just right. She was so attentive to our requests. Kris made sure we didn't have to worry about ANYTHING on our wedding day. She was such a pleasure to work with. She is just such a nice person in general. Nichole was there with us during our reception. We got so many compliments for Nichole--our guests felt like they were getting personalized service. She really made an impression with everyone, our guests just LOVED her! Brian handled everything at the chapel. What a great guy! He was also so nice to work with. He was there during our rehearsal, and just did such a great job making suggestions and assuring us everything would be alright. He made sure all our things at the chapel got moved over to our hotel room after the ceremony. Nothing got lost. The people at the desk in the lobby were also so courteous and nice. Oh! And Rock's brother, Terry, made our wedding cake, and had a disaster transporting the cake to the wedding. He RAVED about how the people at the DoubleTree, and from the kitchen helped him fix the cake. He said they were WONDERFUL and so HELPFUL. When we saw the cake, we would have never known anything was wrong. The staff was really nice during our rehearsal dinner too at Cafe 24--another convenience just having to walk across the street from the chapel after the rehearsal. The food was great!
Does it sound like we were happy with the service we were provided for our wedding and reception? You will not be disappointed. Also, having the chapel just a short jaunt across the street from the reception was one of the reasons we chose this site. The chapel is beautiful and set up perfectly for a wedding and for a bride to get ready right there inside the chapel.
Thank you Kris, Nichole, Brian and all the staff from the DoubleTree. You made our day more special.
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I couldn't have had a better wedding and with such kind, flexible and hard working people helping us! We loved every aspect of the space. Everything was perfect! I really appreciated when Nicole helped me sew my wedding dress strap back on! lol! The food was excellent! The chapel was great and I can say on behalf of our families they had an amazing time! We loved the cheese and fruit plate in our overnight stay at the hotel for the wedding night!!!! I'm sad to hear the closing of Willow Valley and the Bakery though. But thanks again for everything and if it's okay I would love to come back to the wedding events there! They were so much fun!
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Our wedding day was even more wonderful than we could have hoped!
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Palm Court at Willow Valley was a spectacular venue for a wedding reception. The food was excellent, and everyone we worked with to plan the reception was top-notch.
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The experience was wonderful!! So many people have commented on how beautiful the chapel and reception venues were. Working with Kris Becker was so great. They will work with you on any requests you need. I highly recommend this vendor!!
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Just Today: Download of VMware Image of Google Chrome OS
Google has prepared its Chromium OS, alias Chromium, for download. Anyone hesitant to intall if from source code will find a functioning VMware image from Linux Magazine Online.
The image download is packed at 300 MBytes. Unpacked, Chromium as VMware image then weighs in at about 700 MBytes. Huge file access could result in slow transfer rates. To access the download file, go to our German sister magazine Linux-Magazin Online and click on "Download-Link." Username and password for the packed file are both "chrome." The file works not only with VMware Player but also the free VirtualBox program.
An introduction to Google's new Linux version is also available from Linux Magazine Online.
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Thanks Grobley! This link worked for me!
vmx file available hereA .vmx file is available at this site:
error running in VMWare Player 3Same error!!
Edit the .vmx fileand change the path of the .vmdk file to represent the path on your local system. If you're running Linux you don't have a drive letter path, for instance. Or if you're running Windows, your path is not necessarily on the d:\ drive.
error running in VMWare Player 3when trying to open downloaded + unpacked in VMWare Player 3 I got following error:
Error while opening the virtual machine: File "D:\chromium.vmdk" line 1: Syntax error.
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My son is getting married in April and after surveying what's out there on the rack, I have decided to employ a seamstress. I am not experienced enough to take on something like this.. While meeting with her today, we discussed fabric. I assumed I needed to buy silk, but she said that the polyester that looks like silk is fine and easier to sew, though she does not object to silk. Is there a difference in the end result? Does one look better than the other or can one tell the difference? The thought of poly anything has always sent shivers down my spine, but I understand times have changed and things have improved. I don't want to be a fabric snob here. I'm probably looking at using a double sided very soft satin, the shiny side for the top and duller side for the skirt using Vogue 7876 view E for the top and Vogue 7963 for the skirt if that matters. Sorry I don't know how to do a direct link. Any insight on the material would be appreciated!
geesh... wrong forum - don't even know how i did that? Dow anybody know how to change that?????
I don't agree with your seamstress. a silk shantung is easy to sew and breathes better than poly. If you underline the silk with cottonm tehn it wil wrinkle less and be more comfortable to wear. If you buy online it may be as inexpensive as a nice quality poly.
Silk satin can be spendy but check out places like supersilk .com or thaisilks.com or some of the discounted places...I just bougt a heavy charmuse from kashi at metro for $10/yard
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Someone will come along and change it for you.
So this is the blouse.
this is the fabric that can be used.FABRICS: Challis, Crepe, Silk Faille, Charmeuse and Double Georgette.
This is the skirt your going to have someone make. Or are you going to have the short one.
The fabric for the skirt. FABRICS: Silk Faille, Shantung, Peau de Soie and Linen
If you go with silk you have to remember that it water stains real easy or any other kind of stain are real hard to get out.
You could go and look at bridal fabric and come close to what would work.
I like the washable satin it works well and it looks nice with out costing a lot of money.
------Ecclesiastes 11:7,8 Nothing on earth is more beautiful than the morning sun. Even if you live to a ripe old age, you should try to enjoy each day, because darkness will come and will last a long time. (CEV)
There are some lovely polyesters these days.
That said, for such an important dress, in my opinion, you are entitled to silk. We had my daughter's wedding dress made (my skills were not up to it) and used some gorgeous silk dupioni, and she looked fabulous. Real silk will breathe and be super-comfortable, it will drape beautifully, and look wonderful.
You do not have to pay huge amounts for real silk. It is true, you can find silk for over a $100 a yard, but you can find it for a lot less online. I don't seem to have saved where I bought my daughter's silk, but it was a really lovely Japanese silk at a great price.
IME, polyester can be fine, but not always. I got married in a polyester crepe dress that really looked and felt like silk. Nobody ever thought it wasn't silk. I was glad my wedding dress didn't cost an arm and a leg.
That said, I wouldn't have a polyester satin dress, because it won't be forgiving at all, the material doesn't breathe the same way as natural fibers. Even real silk satin/shantung is not that easy to wear -it adds pounds- but polyester satin-like fabric is the worst. IMO, there's a risk it will look really cheap.
So my take is that it's depends on the type of fabric, some chiffon polyester or crepe look as good as silk
But if you can afford it, go with the best material. I think the older we get, the better the fabric has to be. Young -and thin- 20 something can get away with a lot of things a mother of the groom can't.
One of my SIL has always been on the heavy side, but she is by far the most elegant of our family : her clothes are always classic and custom made in great materials, and it shows.
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So if I look for silks, any stores on line recommended?
I'm near Waetchers Silk Shop in Asheville, NC, but don't know too much about them. I'm about 2 hours from MaryJo's in Gastonia NC. I'm thinking that they carry silks. Anybody been there? -- Edited on 1/17/12 11:43 AM --
Joann's might have some crappy silk drapery fabric for $30+ per yard. FabricMart's silk is 40% off (most are around $15 per yard before the discount), and their QPR is always excellent.
Mary Jo's Cloth Store in Gastonia has a nice bridal section with polys and silks if you are planning to make the two hour trip to Gastonia.
Waechter's has gorgeous fabrics and since it is so close it is worth a visit. I'm sure they can give you lots of good advice about silk and having something custom sewn.
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If you've played Final Fantasy VI, you've probably seen some weird glitches.
Maybe you killed a boss by casting the spells Vanish and X-Zone. Maybe you realized that certain stats don't actually work as advertised. Or maybe you used Relm's Sketch ability on an invisible enemy and accidentally wiped out your Super Nintendo cartridge. Oops.
But there's one exploit you've probably never discovered, a bug that lets you break Square's classic role-playing game in some unexpected ways. You can play as non-player characters, hack apart scripted events, and create all sorts of kooky chaos. And you don't even need a Game Genie.
(The following contains spoilers for Final Fantasy VI.)
While thumbing through a random thread on the GameFAQs message boards early last year, graphic design student Dawn Hosie found someone talking about a strange glitch that could potentially break Final Fantasy VI, one of her favorite games. Naturally, she wanted to re-create it. Hosie, who moonlights as a freelance advertiser, says she does this sort of thing fairly often.
"Most nerds churn out their relaxing hours into MMOs or Call of Duty," Hosie told me via e-mail. "I'd rather put it into picking apart old-era video games. It's a weird hobby, but I adore it."
So she re-created the bug and poked away at the game, trying to see what sort of hilarious havok she could wreak. She turned the results into a massive thread over at the Something Awful forums, which you can read in its entirety here.
With Hosie's permission, I've re-created it for Random Encounters. Here's how you break Final Fantasy VI:
See, by doing all that jazz around the Floating Continent, it seems you activate a trigger that allows you to keep the airship when you die. Here's Hosie's theory:
I'm not a coder myself, so maybe this isn't entirely accurate and someone can correct me (or figure it out), but we believe that there is a bug with how the game handles your airship state. I'm going to explain this in layman's terms as best I can. When you board the Floating Continent, because you go directly from the airship to the Floating Continent, you never actually leave the airship. When you die, the on-airship flag is removed, like when you die in most airship encounters. However, by jumping back onto the airship from the Floating Continent and flying around, you activate another flag that says you're on the airship, effectively giving the "do you have an airship?" a value of 2. Therefore, when you die, that value gets decreased by one, giving you the "do you have an airship?" a value of 1. That way when you come back wherever you last saved, you keep your airship and can then explore the world.
This is all speculation of course. Nobody that I'm aware of has figured it out. I'm not sure why this only happens on the Floating Continent, either. Maybe it's because the game developers wanted to do a map change while technically being on the airship, because normally at the end of the Floating Continent sequence you reappear on the airship and it would save on game memory? I'd really love to find out exactly why and how. It's one of those enjoyable mysteries.
Quick note: When you land the airship after taking off, it will disappear. And if you enter the interior while flying, you won't be able to leave. So this is a one-shot glitch.
But there's a hell of a lot you can do when you have the airship this early in the game. You can do story events out of order, break sequences, and glitch out Final Fantasy VI in all sorts of ways. Here are some examples:
This is kind of a big deal. For years after Final Fantasy VI was first released in the U.S. back in 1995, people flocked on AOL message boards to spread rumors about how you could get General Leo in your party. They were all lies. But by abusing this glitch and following events out of order, it turns out you actually can. (Although you can't keep him very long.)
"When you board the airship to go back to the Floating Continent and continue the game, you're forced to the character select screen which forces General Leo out of your party," Hosie said. "It's really unfortunate. I'd love to be able to take him into the World of Ruin. All you can do is fly around the World of Balance. Still, it's General Leo. He lives!"
To see all of Hosie's work, including a few more strange bugs, you should check out the whole thread. It's a really entertaining read. And Hosie thinks there are still things we might not have discovered yet.
"While we've dived pretty deep into the glitches and uncovered a lot, there's always more to discover," Hosie said. "Glitches are an odd thing—20 years down the line people (including myself) are finding things out that we had no idea were possible. I look forward to the next crazy exploit someone figures out in FFVI and how it'll burst the game open at its seams. Maybe it'll be myself, maybe it'll be someone else. Either way, as long as it's entertaining, I'm happy."
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No I'll take more Wonderfalls than this horribly acted show.
Fox has completely lost their minds. House reruns would get twice the viewers for $0.
Yet again Fox acts insanely stupid.
Under 3M viewers for the season finale and a demo that even the CW would turn up its nose at. Unbelievable.
From what I've been hearing Fox wants to continue with the Sci-Fi Fridays lineup. Dollhouse had high online viewing and DVRing.
That gal in your avatar's show did much better in its season finale, on Friday night, on Fox, yet got the axe. And DVRing doesn't count - they all zap the ads! I stand by my farm animals theory.
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It was at a dinner party, recounted in Plato's dialogue the Symposium, that Socrates confronted the notion put forward by several people that love is a matter of like attracting like. That notion is most explicit in a speech by the dramatist Aristophanes who maintained that human beings were originally spherical beings who were cut in half by Zeus. Henceforth, each half longed to be reunited with its other half and "to heal the wound of human nature."
Not all fear is created equal, at least not religiously. There's a fear that's healthy and good, a sign of maturity and love. There's also a fear that's bad, that blocks maturity and love.
We can understand the frantic running back and forth of Mary Magdalene, Peter and "the other disciple" (as the Gospel excerpt puts it) in the early morning darkness that day of the Resurrection. The tortured body of Jesus they had placed securely in the tomb had vanished.
The texts that Christians typically read on Palm Sunday have become so familiar that they probably don't sense their properly revolutionary power. But no first-century Jew would have missed the excitement and danger implicit in the coded language of the accounts describing Jesus' entry into Jerusalem just a few days before his death.
At the dawn of creation, "the Spirit of God was moving over the surface of the waters (Genesis 1.2)." The waters at creation not only manifest the symbolism of water in Christian theology, but also its creational importance. Water sustains life and its absence spells doom or death.
Easter, and Christian eyes rest on the crucifixion. Hearts and souls traverse through Christ's anguish in Gethsemane, the Last Supper knowing Judas would betray him, Peter deny him.
How do you reform an episcopate and provide new leadership for the Church in a particular nation? Canada is now the model for the Church universal on how it can be done.
As a candidate in the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA), I was fascinated by the Catholic veneration of the Virgin Mary.
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On the other hand, it gives KA until the machines at Bldg 38 are scrapped (or re-purposed for the box printing venture) to be up and running and coating film once again at Harrow. Many, if not all, of the current or at least recent films were coated there at one time and there are still emulsion people alive to figure it out. No, I did not say it was a simple undertaking, but such things can be done. As much as the new people don't say anything about making film, I haven't seen where they said they weren't going to make it either. Business publications want to hear about what a company is doing that's new. Kodak, in whatever form, making film is not news. Same as if Ford said they were going to be making cars. So what? Everyone knows that.Taken together, they seem to support my position that, after Eastman Kodak's motion picture supply agreement ends, Building 38 will cease being the place where still film is coated. At that point, either Alaris will schlep its R&D staff and IP to Harrow in an attempt to coat still films itself, or some third-party supplier's film product(s) will have a "Kodak" brand slapped on them. In either situation, what becomes available for retail purchase won't be the 320TXP, TMX or TMY we know today. I intentionally omitted Ektar and Portra, since Kodak color film, in my opinion, will be a thing of history when this happens.
It would have been simple enough for KA to dump the film business before taking over the remains of the carcass. They did not do that. KA was to never have the motion picture business in the first place as that was specifically cut out of the deal. KA's business model for film probably does not really care about motion picture film.
The best opportunity to keep any coated product being made is that the coating line is multi-purpose as in that other things can be coated on it beside photographic products. I'd like to be able to buy Ektar and T-Max for the foreseeable future. Where and how it is coated I do not really care.
Stop with all the doom and gloom already. Kodak as a whole hasn't said much of anything about film in the last 10 or 12 years as if their denial of it's very existence would be their saving grace. It wasn't. That Bldg 38 has a firm date with the cutting torch and wrecking ball is not much in doubt. It never was. All this was put in the works when Whitmore drove the company back to a film concentration in 1993 when those of us who worked there knew it was short-sighted as hell. Actually, so did he, but, he's dead. So the short-sightedness was long enough for him. 20 years later and we can still buy Kodak film despite Eastman Kodak's best intentions. There were as successful at ending sales and manufacture of their bread and butter product as they were at anything else they tried to do to turn the company around. In other words, they sucked at killing off film, too.
But we don't know what other plans there are at KA the same as we don't know what's going to happen at Ilford or Ferrania or General Motors. If all the decisions were being made and overseen in Rochester then there wouldn't be much hope. But they aren't. They are supposed to be being made in England and I'll take the liberty of calling that Europe. (I don't know how Englishmen feel about that, though.) Europe has Ilford and Adox and Foma alive. Plus Ferrania trying to come out of the grave and Agfa around in some form. (And my apologies to whoever else I forgot) Why? Because in my experience business in Europe thinks longer term and realizes that while niche markets maybe aren't high growth industries, there are still customers to be served and money to be made. My hope is that the thinking at KA is along these lines. A sustainable model for a right sized business that serves a loyal customer base and earns a consistent return for their pension fund.


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Theriault suffers compression fracture in back after nasty Truck crashNick Bromberg at From The Marbles6 hrs ago
Austin Theriault suffered a compression fracture in his lower back after a vicious crash during Saturday night's Camping World Truck Series race at Las Vegas.
Yes, you guessed it too. Theriault's truck didn't hit a wall that was protected by SAFER barrier.
Theriault's teammate, Josh Reddick, had hit the wall ahead of him. Reddick saved his truck from spinning out and as he came back down the track he and Theriault made contact. The contact sent Theriault head-on into the wall.
Theriault, who has two top-five finishes and four top 10s in eight Truck starts in 2015, was able to climb from his truck but sat on the ground once he did. He was taken on a backboard to a nearby ambulance and transported to a Las Vegas hospital.
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HScott Motorsports announces Clint Bowyer to join team for 2016Nick Bromberg at From The Marbles2 days ago
Clint Bowyer's temporary Sprint Cup Series home is now publicly known.
HScott Motorsports announced that Bowyer would drive for the team in 2016 before he moves to Stewart-Haas Racing to replace Tony Stewart in 2017. Stewart announced his retirement from the Sprint Cup Series on Wednesday.
HScott Motorsports has a technical alliance with Stewart-Haas Racing, which gets its equipment from Hendrick Motorsports. Yes, it's an alliance of an alliance. And the announcement isn't surprising in the slightest. HScott had been mentioned as Bowyer's likely one-year destination when rumors started to swirl that he would replace Stewart in 2017.
Qualifying at Dover canceled; Matt Kenseth on the poleNick Bromberg at From The Marbles2 days ago
Friday is a washout at Dover.
Persistent rain and the threat of more of it meant NASCAR canceled all track activity for the day at the one-mile concrete oval. The cancellation included qualifying, so that means Matt Kenseth will start first in Sunday's scheduled race.
When qualifying is canceled without any practice before it, the field is set according to points. After three wins in the regular season and finishes of fifth and first in the first two races of the year, Kenseth is the points leader. Denny Hamlin, who won the first race of the Chase at Chicagoland, starts second. It also means that the 14 other drivers in the Chase start in spots 3-16.
Here's how the rest of the starting grid looks. Only 43 cars attempted the race so no one will not qualify.
Happy Hour: How do you pick a new favorite driver?Nick Bromberg at From The Marbles3 days ago
Throughout the week you can send us your best questions, jokes, rants and just plain miscellaneous thoughts to email@example.com or @NickBromberg. We'll post them here and have a good time.
NASCAR's always more fun with a favorite driver. If you don't have one, you're in the minority. And we legitimately want to know what you watch for if you don't.
Given the popularity of Jeff Gordon and Tony Stewart, a lot of NASCAR fans are going to be looking for new favorite drivers in 2016 and 2017.
If you're a Gordon or Stewart fan, what do you do? Do you jump on the bandwagons of Chase Elliott and Clint Bowyer? Going first person singular for a moment, Stewart was the driver of my youth. So this question holds special significance.
Quite honestly, Stewart was the only sports figure/team that actually fulfilled my expectations as a kid. The Royals were terrible all throughout my formative years, the alma mater's football program only emerged from the doldrums right before I went to college and the Chiefs last won a playoff game when I was in first grade.
NASCAR lengthens restart zones for DoverNick Bromberg at From The Marbles3 days ago
The restart zone at Dover will be twice the size it was previously scheduled to be.
NASCAR said Thursday that the restart zone would be 140 feet instead of 70 feet. The lengthening comes a week after Brad Keselowski was penalized for jumping a restart at New Hampshire. Keselowski, who restarted in second alongside race leader Greg Biffle, was the first car to the start/finish line. Keselowski was disciplined with a pass-through penalty on pit road.
Keselowski's penalty came after NASCAR had threatened to treat restarts differently than it had all season. The sanctioning body had been incredibly lenient when it comes to the games that drivers play on restarts throughout the 2015 season. While it's understandable that the sanctioning body wanted to crack down on the games in the Chase, it should never have allowed the restart shenanigans to get to the point where restarts were the dominant topic at the Chase media day.
Bowyer: Driving No. 14 like falling in cow manure and smelling like rosesNick Bromberg at From The Marbles3 days ago
Tony Stewart, your challenge has been accepted.
Stewart, who announced his Sprint Cup Series retirement following the 2016 season on Wednesday, joked that he wanted to see a headline with Clint Bowyer's analogy. Bowyer, who is replacing Stewart in the No. 14 car in 2017, made a farm reference when talking about getting the opportunity to drive Stewart's car.
"I don't really – I don't think I got fired; it just went away, and somehow you landed in a way better situation," Bowyer said of the end of his tenure at Michael Waltrip Racing. "Do you ever hear that term when you fall in a pile of cow manure and come out smelling like roses? That's exactly what this is for me."
Bowyer's current team, Michael Waltrip Racing, is shutting down at the end of the season. Bowyer will be driving elsewhere in 2016, likely on a one-year deal, and then moving over to the No. 14 after Stewart completes his final tour of the Cup Series.
10 notable moments of Tony Stewart's career (so far)Nick Bromberg at From The Marbles4 days ago
Three-time Sprint Cup Series champion Tony Stewart said Wednesday that 2016 will be his final season in the Sprint Cup Series. Following Jeff Gordon's retirement announcement in January we noted 10 moments from Gordon's career. And given that Stewart is also a surefire Hall of Famer, he gets the same treatment.
Here are 10 of the defining moments of Tony Stewart's racing career. The list includes both the positive and the negative and aren't in any specific order.
Winning the 2011 Sprint Cup Championship: You can credit Stewart with NASCAR's current one-race-winner-take-all-at-Homestead Chase format.
Stewart entered the 2011 Chase winless. He won the first race of the Chase at Chicago and proceeded to win four of the first eight races, while Carl Edwards stayed at the top of the points standings thanks to a bunch of top-10s. The two drivers entered the Chase's final race at Homestead incredibly close in the standings and if Stewart got a fifth win, he'd win the title over Edwards no matter what the driver of the No. 99 did.
Tony Stewart makes it official: He's retiring after 2016Nick Bromberg at From The Marbles4 days ago
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Tony Stewart said Wednesday that his decision to retire from the Sprint Cup Series was 100 percent his.
The three-time Sprint Cup Series champion seemed at ease and was self-deprecating as he announced he would be stepping away from the No. 14 car at the end of the 2016 season. Stewart's retirement will come after 18 years in the Sprint Cup Series. He currently has 48 wins, though he hasn't won since 2013.
Stewart, 44, said he had thought about retiring at the end of the 2015 season. However, he cited Jeff Gordon's retirement tour this season as inspiration for waiting another year. Gordon said in January that 2015 would be his last season in the Cup Series before moving to the announcing booth.
NASCAR confirms meeting with owners about 'qualification concepts'Nick Bromberg at From The Marbles4 days ago
NASCAR said Tuesday that the sport held a meeting with Sprint Cup Series owners to talk about the future of ownership in the sport.
Franchising has been a popular discussion point over the last few seasons. While NASCAR's statement didn't use the word franchise or any of its derivatives, it was clear that the sport did discuss a franchising model or something resembling one with the owners.
"Earlier today NASCAR met with all Sprint Cup Series owners and presented framework concepts for future qualification to compete in NASCAR's top national series with an eye toward implementing a new model for the 2016 season. The on-going dialogue with the entire industry has been very good and today's session was another productive step in that process. NASCAR, the tracks and the team owners all have the same collective goal: making the sport as strong and competitive as it can be for decades to come.
Power Rankings: Joe Gibbs Racing at the summit againNick Bromberg at From The Marbles5 days ago
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1. Matt Kenseth (LW: 7): With the win on Sunday, Kenseth is guaranteed to move on to the second round and we're going to go out on a limb and say he makes it to the third. The JGR cars have been mighty fast at the 1.5-mile tracks recently and Kenseth has become very good at Talladega. If Kenseth does make it to the final round, can we avoid talk of how Kenseth slumped last year? Because, as we've said before, he really didn't. He just missed victory lane. With his win on Sunday, he's now had at least 12 top-five finishes in the last five seasons.


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