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The Salty Horror International Film Festival, featuring horror movies made by Utah filmmakers. Here's a schedule of events:
Friday, Nov. 2 • 5 p.m., Park City High School short horror film competition; 7 p.m., "Shorts Block 1"; 9 p.m., "Waterfront Nightmare."
Saturday, Nov. 3 • 1 p.m., "The Dead Matter"; 3 p.m., panel discussion; 5 p.m., "The Selling" (with short film "CZ 918"); 7 p.m., "Spin"; 9 p.m., Utah premiere of "Blood Fare."
Sunday, Nov. 4 • 12:30 p.m., panel discussion; 1 p.m., "Horror Shorts"; 2:30 p.m., panel discussion; 3 p.m., "The Fields"; 4:30 p.m., panel discussion; 5 p.m., "Down the Road"; 7 p.m., awards presentation and screening of Dave Reda's short-film challenge; 8:30 p.m., to be announced.
Where • Park City Library Center, 1255 Park Ave., Park City
Tickets • $10 per screening; panel discussions free
Inheritance issues
Frank Capra's 1936 comedy "Mr. Deeds Goes to Town," starring Gary Cooper as a humble Vermonter whose sudden inheritance draws a host of would-be managers. Also on the bill: Part 5 of the serial "Dick Tracy's G-Men," "Crack-Up!"
When • Friday, Nov. 2, 7 p.m.
Where • Brigham Young University Harold B. Lee Library, Provo
Tickets • Free
Movies for a cause
Girls on the Run will present Lunafest, a traveling film festival of award-winning short films by, for and about women. The film showing will include nine short inspirational films.
When • Friday, Nov. 2, 7 p.m.
Where • Salt Lake City Main Library, 210 E. 400 South
Tickets • $25 (with proceeds benefiting Girls on the Run and the Breast Cancer Fund); at lunafest.org/saltlakecity
Tropical humor
The 1923 silent comedy "Why Worry?," starring Harold Lloyd as a hypochondriac who moves to the tropics for his health and finds himself in the midst of a revolution. Blaine Gale accompanies on the mighty Wurlitzer organ. Call 801-485-9265 for information.
When • Friday, Nov. 2, 7:30 p.m.
Where • The Organ Loft, 3331 S. Edison St., South Salt Lake
Tickets • $6; $5 for children
Shorts for kids
"Kid Flix Mix," a collection of short animated films (appropriate for ages 4 to 8) collected from the 2012 New York International Children's Film Festival.
When • Saturday, Nov. 3, 11 a.m.
Where • City Library auditorium, 210 E. 400 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Also • Saturday, Nov. 10, 2 p.m., at two locations: Orem Public Library, 58 N. State St., Orem, and Dansante Building, 59 S. 3100 West, Logan; also free
Bella has a baby
"The Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn, Part 1," the fourth movie in Stephenie Meyer's vampire series. Presented by the Park City Film Series and the Park City Library as part of the Books 2 Movies program.
When • Saturday, Nov. 3, 3 p.m.
Where • Park City Library Center, 1255 Park Ave., Park City
Tickets • Free
Being themselves
Director Chris Arnold's documentary "Trans," which tells the stories of transgender people risking everything to stay true to themselves. A panel discussion follows. Presented by the Utah Pride Center and the Utah Film Center, along with TransAction's Genderevolution Conference + Transgender Education Awareness Month.
When • Monday, Nov. 5, 6 p.m.
Where • Sorenson Unity Center, 1383 S. 900 West, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Sport conquers all
The 2006 Iranian comedy-drama "Offside," about Iranian girls held in custody after trying to sneak into a Tehran soccer stadium to watch the Iranian team play. Part of the Westminster College Ivory Tower Film Series.
When • Monday, Nov. 5, 7 p.m.
Where • Tower Theatre, 876 E. 900 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Food and film
The documentary "Grown in Detroit," which follows an urban-farming program maintained by pregnant and parenting teens in a Detroit public school. Presented by Westminster College's Environmental Center and Organic Garden as part of its second annual Food Film Series. Westminster student Leslie Kobinsky will present her research on food stamp use in Utah farmers markets.
When • Tuesday, Nov. 6, 7 p.m.
Where • Bill and Vieve Gore School of Business, Westminster College, 1840 S. 1300 East, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Free
Local filmmakers
The seventh annual Local Filmmakers Showcase, presenting short films by local artists. Presented by the Park City Film Series.
When • Thursday, Nov. 8, 7 p.m.
Where • Park City Library Center, 1255 Park Ave., Park City
Tickets • Free
X-Dance is back
The 13th annual GoPro X-Dance Action Sports Film Festival, which brings together the best action sports filmmakers, iconic athletes and culture enthusiasts. Go to x-dance.org for program details.
When • Thursday through Sunday, Nov. 8-11
Where • The Depot, 400 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $15 per night, $35 for the entire festival, available at Smith's Tix outlets
Screening schedule • Visit x-dance.org.
Lifestyles of the rich
Lauren Greenfield's documentary "The Queen of Versailles," profiling a timeshare mogul and his free-spending wife through the economic downturn. Presented by the Park City Film Series.
When • Friday and Saturday, Nov. 9-10, 8 p.m.; Sunday, Nov. 11, 6 p.m.
Where • Park City Library Center, 1255 Park Ave., Park City.
Tickets • $7; $6 for students and seniors
Storytelling fest
The Salt Lake Freedom Film and Storytelling Festival, a daylong celebration of the art of telling stories and moviemaking. For more information, call 801-532-2766.
When • Saturday, Nov. 10
Where • Post Theatre, 245 S. Fort Douglas Blvd., Salt Lake City
Tickets • Morning, afternoon, and evening sessions available for $5 for adults and $3 for children per session
After the storm
The Metropolitan Opera's production of "The Tempest," composed by Thomas Adès (who conducts the performance). Baritone Simon Keenlyside stars as Prospero.
When • Saturday, Nov. 10, 10:55 a.m.
Where • Cinemark Century 16 Salt Lake, 125 E. 3300 South, South Salt Lake; Century 16 Union Heights, 7670 S. Union Park Ave., Sandy; Cinemark 24 Jordan Landing, 7301 S. Jordan Landing, West Jordan; Cinemark Draper, 12129 S. State St., Draper; Cinemark 16, 1200 Towne Centre Blvd., Provo; Cinemark University Mall, 1010 S. 800 East, Orem; Holiday Village 4, 1776 Park Ave., Park City.
Tickets • $15-$22.


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In the spirit of our Common Reading program book, Clapton's Guitar, and in honor of Wayne Henderson and Old Time music, try out the American Song database!
American Song, part of Music Online by Alexander Street Press, offers tens of thousands of streaming audio from Colonial to Folk to African American to Country (including Old-Timey) to Contemporary music and more. This database allows people to hear and feel the music from America's past. The database includes songs by and about American Indians, miners, immigrants, slaves, children, pioneers, and cowboys. Included in the database are the songs of Civil Rights, political campaigns, Prohibition, the Revolutionary War, the Civil War, anti-war protests, and...Old Time tunes.
American Song includes music from many labels, including Rounder Records, McNeil Music, Native Ground Music, Rebel Records, County Records, Smithsonian Folkways, and Document Records. Liner notes to all the albums are included (in PDF format) as well as static URLs to each track and album in the database. This release includes 38,087 albums, equaling 522,538 tracks, growing regularly.
Please note: Online databases and resources are, in almost all cases, only licensed for use by ASU students, faculty, and staff.
Call for Volunteers for Distance Education Student Advisory Committee-2014-2015
We need your help!
Please join the Distance Education Student Advisory Committee to lend your voice and expertise on the best ways the Distance Education department can better serve its students. This committee offers a platform for you to voice your opinions and suggestions as well as an important leadership and professional development opportunity for students. Committee members will be responsible for exploring and reporting on issues related to Distance Education at Appalachian State, collaborating with each other on projects, and leading discussions on assigned topics. Time commitment will not be overwhelming, but committee members will be expected to be adequately prepared for meetings.
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Attention all students (Undergraduate and Graduate) the Belk Library is looking for volunteers to serve on the Belk Library Student Advisory Committee. This Committee, which began in Fall 2010 has done many exciting things to make the library a more user-centered environment. The committee is charged to advise, plan, evaluate new services and operate as a sounding board and test group for new and existing services and new library initiatives.
The Belk Library Student Advisory Committee will be composed of at least two representatives from each class: freshmen, sophomore, junior, senior, and grads, and we encourage a variety of majors to apply. The committee will meet monthly throughout the semester or as needed at a time that is convenient for the majority of committee members. The first meeting will be in late September. The term for appointment is one year. Your service on this is a great addition to your Co-Curricular Transcript.
So make your voice count! If you are interested in volunteering for our Student Advisory Committee, please fill out our volunteer form (link is external) no later than September 12th. Appointments will be made after that date and appointees notified by email. If you have any questions, contact Geri Purpur, User Experience Librarian, by email at firstname.lastname@example.com (link sends e-mail), or by phone at 828-262-6903.
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Today, August 28, 2014, is the grand opening of the Audio Recording Room on the lower level of Belk Library and Information Commons. Patrons now have access to a soundproof room for audio recording--including narration, sound loops for video, and musical instruments.
Monday through Thursday: 10 am to 11 pm
Friday: 10 am to 9 pm
To use the Audio Recording Room, reserve your time slot using the Book a Study Room page on the library's website. You can also book the Audio Recording Room by scanning the QR code on the door with your smartphone. Here are the basic steps to follow:
You can use this room up to 4 hours at at time. No renewals for 4 hours after last use.
Software programs include:
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An instruction booklet is provided at time of checkout for the room.
If you have questions or need help, please visit the Digital Media Studio on the 3rd floor of Belk Library in Room 355 or call Wil Cummings at 828-262-7414.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Photograph courtesy of Molly Clay, ASU student and part-time manager of the DMS
A new exhibit, "The Automobile as an Agent of Change," is now on display in the 4th Floor atrium in Belk Library and Information Commons. More than just a means of getting from one place to another, automobiles have brought great change to our economy, our culture, and our local surroundings and habits over the past century. This Special Collections exhibit explores this change through the lens of our collections. The exhibit will run through the end of November 2014.
Come learn about fan reaction to Richard Petty's switch from Plymouth to Ford in 1969, early 1900s car culture in the booming town of Shull's Mills, North Carolina, and how the invention of the automobile empowered women in the 20th century, among other topics.
This exhibit was curated by Suzanne Wise and Greta Browning, with invaluable help from student assistants Forrest Yerman (exhibit research) and Wesley Davis (exhibit preparation).
For more information, please contact us at 828-262-7974 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Photo: From AC.500, Appalachian Cultural Museum Records in the W.L. Eury Appalachian Collection.
Through NC LIVE, Belk Library is offering a new e-book collection of more than 1,200 fiction and nonfiction titles from eight North Carolina publishers. This "Home Grown eBook Collection" covers a wide range of interests such as biography, autobiography, education, family & relationships, adult and juvenile fiction, history, nature, performing arts, poetry, politcial science, sports, and travel.
The NC LIVE eBook program is a collaborative effort to bring eBooks published by North Carolina publishers to the virtual shelves of North Carolina libraries. The titles are part of NC LIVE's permanent collections, and can be read simultaneously by an unlimited number of readers.
All of the titles in the collection can be read instantly inside the browser window. For best results, users will need the latest version of Google Chrome (link is external) or Safari (link is external).
You can also access the collection via the BiblioBoard Library app. Available for iPad®, Kindle Fire HD®, Nexus tablets® and Galaxy Tab® (4.0+) mobile devices.
Try a "home grown" e-book soon!
Watauga County native and internationally celebrated author Tom Robbins caps off another productive year this July 22nd. Happy birthday Tom! Mr. Robbins has recently published 'Tibetan Peach Pie: a True Account of an Imaginative Life,' his eleventh book. Robbins will be visiting ASU in this Fall Semester and will speak this September 11th at 7pm in Rosen Concert Hall.
Thursday, September 11, 7:00 p.m.
Rosen Concert Hall
Presented by: Appalachian State University Libraries and the Library Advisory Board
Tickets: Free
Doors open: 6:30 p.m.
An example of Robbins' writing:
"At birth we are red-faced, round, intense, pure. The crimson fire of universal consciousness burns in us. Gradually, however, we are devoured by our parents, gulped by schools, chewed up by peers, swallowed by social institutions, wolfed by bad habits, and gnawed by age; and by that time we have been digested, cow style, in those six stomachs, we emerge a single disgusting shade of brown. The lesson of the beet, then, is this: hold on to your divine blush, your innate rosy magic, or end up brown. Once you're brown, you'll find that you're blue. As blue as indigo. And you know what that means, Indigo. Indigoing. Indigone." -Tom Robbins, Jitterbug Perfume
If you are interested in reading some Robbins before his visit, here are his books in our collection.
Appalachian State University Libraries are very excited to bring acclaimed New York Times bestselling author Tom Robbins to the Appalachian State University campus during the Fall 2014 semester. Robbins has just released his memoir, Tibetan Peach Pie: A True Account of an Imaginative Life, and for the first time in more than 70 years he will return to Watauga County, the place of his childhood.
Mark your calendars for his visit, Thursday, September 11, 2014 at 7:00 PM, at Rosen Concert Hall, an intimate venue to hear from this author, who's been said to use black-belt ninja word skills to write books that critics call hyper imaginative and magical.
Tom Robbins was just a boy when he lived in Blowing Rock, North Carolina, but it was here where he began pounding out stories with his "talking stick."
"Allowed to roam freely in both the streets and the woods, I observed and interacted not only with the wonders of nature but with an assortment of squirrel hunters, rabbit trappers, berry pickers, banjo pickers, moonshiners, tramps, real Gypsies, snake handlers, mule-back preachers (like my grandpa), eccentric characters with names such as Pink Baldwin and Junebug Tate, and perhaps most influential, bib-overalled raconteurs, many of whom spun stories as effortlessly and expertly as they spit tobacco juice." Tibetan Peach Pie: A True Account of an Imaginative Live
We will host an entire week of events to celebrate the homecoming of this author, who influenced the lives of a generation and beyond, including Alumnus and University Library Advisory Board Chair Craig Popelars. Our thanks to Craig for making this visit a reality. More information is forthcoming, including opportunities for faculty to incorporate this once-in-a-lifetime event into their syllabi, and an opportunity to meet and mingle with this writer's writer.
(UPDATE: For more information, please visit http://library.appstate.edu/news/2014/06/tom-robbins .)
This might be your last chance to see Tom Robbins, who is now in his 80s - this is his last hurrah in writing and touring. Come indulge your unconventional and wilder side- and read or re-read one of his great books:

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CONCORD, ON, Canada — Now available from JVL Corp. is the latest entertainment software release for its coin-operated touchscreen video game terminals. The new release, called iTouch8, includes 16 new games in the action, cards, erotic, puzzles, quiz, strategy and triathlon categories.
As part of the release, JVL is offering four free standard games – Texas Kill'em, Cash Hungry, Sodoku and Treasure Match – and a new Texas Hold'em that has been programmed for the Interactive Challenge Tournament, the company's new online multi-player option. ICN mode, which supports up to six people, allows players to start games and create their own avatars, or to join games already in progress.
JVL manufactures and markets the Vortex and Eclipse countertop touchscreen terminals, along with the sleek Orion upright system. The countertop models are built with flat-panel displays to achieve a compact form factor. The Vortex, the company's latest model, is equipped with a 17-in. display and Power Pad, which enhances the terminal with additional input controls.
The video game maker's touch terminals employ flash memory – rather than a hard drive – to run games and the system software. Flash memory, sometimes called "flash RAM," is a type of constantly powered nonvolatile memory that can be erased and reprogrammed in units of memory called blocks. According to Peter Gueterres, JVL's president, flash-based computer storage produces a fast and stable video gaming system, and its application in JVL products is winning over equipment operators.
JVL's machines are compatible with iTouchNET, a tournament and remote management system that enables participation in the company's national online sweepstakes with prizes, "Touch and Win," and customizable operator-administered online tournaments, Net Challenge. ITouchNET, which is available for a flat fee, supports on-screen advertising, prize payouts and online ranking for players. Its remote administrative tools allow operators to access machine stats and generate reports, manage machine settings and monitor door openings.
iTouch8 augments JVL's present game library to 132 titles. Games are available in English, Spanish, Italian, French, German, Polish and Russian languages. The upgrade also adds some new operator controls, including USB capability, to the JVL's touch terminals.
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Spotlight • The 31-year-old fiddler and singer has visited Utah several times since her bluegrass group Nickel Creek disbanded, memorably singing with the Decemberists at a Twilight Concert (adding the female harmonies that Gillian Welch contributed to the Portland band's "The King Is Dead" album) as well as a guest stint with Garrison Keillor at a Red Butte Garden show. Those touring experiences, as well as performing since she was 8, helped create Watkins' 2012 album "Sun Midnight Sun," her second and most accomplished solo record. This year promises to be another busy one for Watkins, who spent much of 2012 playing opening gigs on tours. "I'm excited to headline a lot," Watkins said in a phone interview. "I opened a lot for Dawes and my friend Jackson Browne." And if you want to see even more of Watkins, she will be featured in an upcoming episode of BYUtv's beguiling series "The Song That Changed My Life." Watkins politely declined to spoil the surprise by revealing the song, but spoke eloquently about the idea that a single song can change lives. "It was a pivotal point when I was 15," she said. "It was seeing beyond your previous life and childhood. I became aware of a different kind of songwriting." Ruth Moody opens, and as a special treat, Sara's brother Sean Watkins (also a founding member of Nickel Creek) will accompany his sister in her backing band.
When • Saturday, Jan. 5, at 7:30 p.m.
Where • Eccles Center for the Performing Arts, 1750 Kearns Blvd., Park City
Tickets • $18-$65 at ecclescenter.org or 435-655-3114
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Veteran rap duo Camp Lo, featuring rappers Sonny Cheeba and Geechi Suede, formed in 1995 in the Bronx.
When • Friday, Jan. 4, at 7 p.m.
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Singer-songwriters in concert
Intermountain Acoustic Music Association Local Concert Series presents singer-songwriters Marv Hamilton, Wren, Wayne Gordon and Rob Harmon.
When •Friday, Jan. 4, at 7:30 p.m.
Where • South Valley Unitarian Universalist Society, 6876 S. Highland Drive, Cottonwood Heights
Tickets • $10 at door ($5 for IAMA members)
Rockin' out with Flamingo
The Bhutanese Community presents its Celebrating the Youth Concert featuring rock band Flamingo.
When • Saturday, Jan. 5, at 4 p.m.
Where • Murray Theater, 4961 S. State St., Murray
Tickets • $10 at door
Justin Bieber
Justin Bieber will perform his "Believe" tour in this sold-out EnergySolutions Arena show.
When • Saturday, Jan. 5, at 7 p.m.
Where • EnergySolutions Arena, 301 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City
Tickets • Sold out
Bill Charlap Trio with Freddy Cole
Pianist Bill Charlap joins forces with vocalist (and brother of Nat King Cole) Freddy Cole for an evening of jazz favorites from the Great American Songbook. See our preview at http://bit.ly/UnE3HN.
When • Saturday, Jan. 5, at 7:30 p.m.
Where • Capitol Theatre, 50 W. 200 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $25 at ArtTix
Graham Funke
SKAM artist DJ Graham Funke is a celebrity DJ noted as a top turntablist.
When • Saturday, Jan. 5, at 8 p.m.
Where • Park City Live, 427 Main St., Park City
Tickets • $10 at SmithsTix
Woe Is Me
Metalcore band Woe Is Me performs with special guests Texas in July and Capture the Crown.
When • Tuesday, Jan. 8, at 6 p.m.
Where • In The Venue, 219 S. 600 West, Salt Lake City
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Houston is really going to miss Aero Jon DiSalvatore, who was team captain and a top offensive player who did tons of charity work and loved interacting with fans. He's left to play with a team closer to his home in Connecticut. We'll remember him as a coach's dream who sacrificed the best parts of his game — including his scoring ability — to help set up the younger players so they'd fit into the team.
A lot has changed at the 86-year-old resort village on the rim of one of the Frio River's most scenic canyons. Sure, the boulder-strewn, aquamarine-watered old swimming hole is still one of the finest in Texas, the dining hall's still offering up chicken-frieds to die for (or kill over), and all ten million of those Mexican free-tailed bats are still boiling nightly from that guano-reeking Hades of a hole in the ground a few miles down the road. The Frio's still a pleasant float through some of the most breathtaking of wild western Hill Country terrain, if a little shallow and light on rapids most of the time. Skunks, 'coons and white-tailed deer will raid your campsite for scraps once the moon rises, and mama mockingbirds will still harass nest-plundering roadrunners from scraggly ancient hillside oaks. Those are the eternal verities of this angel-kissed Eden on the Edwards Plateau. What's new? More amenities. There's a family-friendly icehouse now on the premises in Joe Jimmy's, where bands play country and classic rock hits under Milky Way skies to two-steppers and tricyclists alike on the large outdoor dance slab. There's a catch-and-release fishing pond, and a return to the Neal's Lodges of old in guided horseback rides in and around the Frio. It's Texas distilled, and it's only about five hours away: a little more if you take the gorgeous route over the roof of the Hill Country through either Tarpley or Vanderpool.
In an industry becoming increasingly cluttered with boisterous blowhards who want to be Jim Rome, stat geeks who worship at the Moneyball altar, and seriously unfunny wannabe comedians, Lance Zierlein is a rare triple threat. He is equally comfortable asserting his opinion, dissecting complex statistical analysis or creating funny characters. His ability to be both informative and entertaining is the radio equivalent of a five-tool player in baseball. Now that he has a partner in Charlie Pallilo, who is his equal in terms of experience and sports intellect, the two could dominate sports talk radio in Houston.
When Galveston Island gets overrun with tourists, one of the best and easiest things to do is hop on over the San Luis Pass to the tiny hamlet of Quintana, a wonderful summertime Gulf haunt. Just south of Freeport and its factories, Quintana Beach Park has picnic facilities, hook-ups for RVs, cabins, camping facilities and other amenities, but it's the swimming you're here for. The beach is "unmaintained," meaning the park officials don't comb the sand other than to remove trash, so you'll often find small shells, driftwood and more along the water. Speaking of the water, for some reason it always seems bluer here than in Galveston. That's not to say it's clear — but it is more private, more quiet and more convenient than nearly any place else along the "Houston coast."
No, he doesn't get this award for tweeting a picture of his MRI when he suffered a hamstring injury. Although that's certainly an indication of the freewheeling content on Texan running back Arian Foster's Twitter account, which can range from philosophical observations ("There is life outside of your beliefs") to random WTFs ("Even though it isn't an accurate rumor, I may go Einstein on y'all and wear one suit this whole year") to talkin' smack with fans about other sports ("Lol, I'm done. I'm arguing with highlight watchers"). Hands-down the best tweeter among Houston athletes.
Houston has plenty of nice neighborhood city-run dog parks, but we think the funnest place for both Fido and you is the Boneyard. Why? Because you can get your drink on while Fido plays fetch. The bar just north of Memorial Park has a 7,000-square-foot double-fenced yard with picnic tables, toys, poop bags, water and a dog-washing station. Inside, the bar specializes in Abita beers (Turbo Dog, anyone?) but also has a great selection of Belgians, Texas brews and wine. They don't sell food, but there's usually a truck outside, and the bar often hosts fund-raisers for local pet-adoption organizations. Just be sure to read the park rules: No kids allowed.


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Brevard, N.C. - Head coach Shannon Reid has released the Brevard College women's basketball schedule for the upcoming 2010-11 season, as announced by the BC Sports Information Department.
The Tornados drew a tough schedule facing off with an NCAA Division I opponent as well as six teams that reached the NCAA Divison II Tournament in 2009-10.
Brevard is led by returning starters Holli Flippo, Anna Schlobohm, and Amanda Whitaker. The Tornados will compete in 28 games this season, with only 10 of them to be played at Boshamer Gymnasium. Their first home game won't be until November 30th when they play host to Erskine.
The Tornados are looking to build on their 9-19 season last year. They were just 3-13 in their second season as member of the South Atlantic Conference.
Brevard will open up the 2010-11 season with a home scrimmage against the Clayton State Lakers of the Peach Belt Conference on October 30th, and then they will head into their regular season play.
The Tornados head to Morrow, Ga. to open their season up with a game in a conference challenge with the Peach Belt. Brevard will square-off with North Georgia in the challenge on November 12th, and then face-off with an NCAA Division II Tournament qualifier in Clayton State the following evening.
Brevard will continue on the road until the end of November when they face NCAA Division I school UNC-Asheville on November 29th.
The home opener is set for the next night when Brevard will host Erskine College at Boshamer Gymnasium.
Following the home opener, the Tornados hit the road again to open conference play. Brevard will open South Atlantic play with NCAA Tournament qualifier Anderson (S.C.) on December 4th. The Tornados follow with their second conference game when they travel to Tusculum. They will take on the NCAA Tournament quarterfinalist on December 30th. Brevard will play against King College on January 3rd, before heading home again.
The Tornados will continue their South Atlantic Conference schedule through the remainder of the season and finish on Senior Day. Senior Day scheduled for February 26th, when Brevard takes on Wingate.
The South Atlantic Conference Tournament is scheduled to start on March 2nd, and continue through the sixth of the month.


text: Life & Style says in their new issue that back in February 2011, Justin Bieber cheated on Selena Gomez with Rihanna. That means Rihanna would have had sex with a 16 year old Justin Bieber. The story I have always heard is that on one or two occasions Rihanna would f**k with Justin's head and tease him and he was scared out of his mind at her aggressiveness and that he had no idea what to do or how to react. I think either story is a good one, but do you see Rihanna having sex with a 16 year old? Of course she does have sex with a violent thug who beat her, so yeah, maybe she would.


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Just drove from monmouth beach to deal. Jack sh*t. Totally skunked two days in a row. Lame.
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Just drove from monmouth beach to deal. Jack sh*t. Totally skunked two days in a row. Lame.
I'll upload some pictures later and post them... from today..
Yeah if your talking OCMD that spot was a cluster-f. But SOLID chest-shoulder high waves were pumping through every few minutes. if you waited for the right wave you got a left barrel...easy. probably at least one guy in front of u and at least two obstacles on the inside but you did get shacked.
deal to belmar, waist high and smaller
these east ground swells are always pretty inconsistent. The swell is showing on the buoys. Remember the incoming (mid to high for most places in delmarva) is going to be key.
All from today in Manasquan
I don't know about you guys... but it looks fun to me...
i'm assuming that you guys are getting the same swell thats supposed to have arrived here, and it was thigh waist at best all day. and it didnt even start to come until late afternoon. i was rather let down, was hoping for some decent surf on my day off for once
it seemed to have built though, really hope its good for the dp sesh
All of those shot today, 11-28-08, in Manasquan, NJ approx 1-3:30pm


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Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson were greeted by thousands of screaming frenzied fans at the final film's premiere in Leicester Square.
The actress dazzled in a sheer, sequined jumpsuit by Lebanese designer Zuhair Murad, while R- Patz rocked a classic suit with a button-down collared shirt.
The couple appeared close again after their relationship hit the rocks this summer when Kristen admitted to an affair with Snow White and the Huntsman director Rupert Sanders.
Hundreds of "Twihard" fans had camped out ahead of the premiere in Leicester Square, with some having been there since Saturday.
Twilight star Robert Pattinson tonight told fans that the saga had "changed everything" about his life.
Some 6,000 fans packed the square. Many came from outside the UK, with fans from the USA, Dubai, Sweden, Norway and Hungary all amongst the crowd.
Pattinson, 26, told the crowds in an interview on a specially erected stage that the saga connected to people on a "primal" level.
"For me it's changed everything about my life. I don't even think I'd be acting if I wasn't doing this, or if I hadn't done the first one. It's crazy. The character and the whole experience combined for me," he said.
"It's definitely really created something which connects to people on a very fundamental level, it's like primal."
He joked that the fans must have a "mental disorder" to camp out in the cold.
"(The reaction) makes me feel very foreign. It's really nice, it's really nice, especially after five years.
"They have stuck around, they're still camping out, I respect that.
"It's very, very, very cold and I don't understand what kind of mental disorder you have."
Stewart, 22, described the end of the saga as "a trip".
"This is weird, right? I don't know. I'm so happy that every single bit of the story is done," she said.
"Usually we're at one of these premieres going, I don't know, you can't really feel it because you're not done. You're a little desensitised by it all because you have another one coming up.
"This time it's a trip, it is weird.
"Sometimes things don't hit you until you hear about them after."
Meanwhile Lautner, 20, said the director calling the final cut on his final scene was an emotional moment for all involved.
"It was definitely emotional. My last scene was the slow dance scene between Jacob and Bella.
"It was an emotional time for all of us."
He also refused to settle the fierce debate among Twi-hards, who divide themselves into "Team Edward" and "Team Jacob" camps, in reference to the love triangle at the centre of the saga.
Asked if Bella made the right decision, he said: "To be honest I don't think she could have gone wrong either way - Jacob and Edward couldn't be more different," said Lautner.
"So yeah, I think she made the right choice but I don't think she would have made the wrong choice if she went with Jacob."
Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 2 is released in UK cinemas on Friday.
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The owners of this rural Virginia farmhouse, parts of which date back to the 1750s, wanted what so many modern families want: larger rooms that make better sense. "They wanted more breathing space," says architect Anne Decker. "Before, the house was compartmentalized and didn't flow well. We tried to create a heart to the home while being sensitive to honoring the old house."
Inside, the renovation translated into bigger—and better—versions of most of the existing public rooms downstairs, plus an additional bedroom and bath upstairs. What was once a series of cramped rooms that jogged back and forth along the first floor is now a kitchen-centered, open plan that puts formal living on one end of the house and informal living on the other.
Outside, the architects used disjointed roof lines to give the impression that rooms have been added gracefully over time. The whole package is tied together with a series of design touches that reinforce a familiar—and charming—farmhouse vernacular: wide-plank, heart-pine floors; a gutsy stone fireplace; a barn-red standing-seam metal roof; and flagstone pavers on a simple but now more welcoming front porch. It is, said the judges, "transformed in a way that's inventive."
principal in charge / project architect: Anne Decker, Rill & Decker Architects
designer: David Benton, Rill & Decker Architects
general contractor: Potomac Valley Builders, Poolesville, Md.
landscape architect: Lila Fendrick, Chevy Chase, Md.
interior designer: Julia Overton, Arlington, Va.
project size: 4,080 square feet; construction
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'"What strikes me most about the organization is its strong leadership and its commitment to excellence and that starts with Terry Pegula," said Rolston, who played at Michigan Tech in the 1980s. "For me it's going to be a great experience to learn from their leadership and also add to that."'
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Penn State Men's Basketball Coach Patrick Chambers will be this year's guest speaker at the Friends of Penn State 2014 annual dinner at Penn State Shenango on Thursday, May 15. Doors will open at 5:45 p.m. with a sit-down dinner at 6:30 p.m. in the Shenango campus auditorium, followed by the program. Tickets are $50 per person (cash bar will be available). The event is sponsored by the Penn State Shenango Alumni Society. Proceeds will go to Penn State Shenango student scholarships and programs. For tickets, call 724-983-2907 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Lions took strides forward in 2013-14 with 16 wins, including six Big Ten victories. This helped qualify Coach Chambers' squad to a post-season tournament, the College Basketball Invitational (CBI).
Chambers quickly energized the Penn State fan base with his passion, enthusiasm and team's all-out style of play and relentless attitude. Chambers, along with his staff, recently completed his third season in Happy Valley and has been described as energetic, upbeat and dynamic throughout his tenure. Each of his teams has been called a true reflection of their coach and his will to win.
"I've heard many speakers in my time," stated Penn State Alumnus Sam Bernstine. "and I would have to say that Coach Chambers is one of the best presenters I've ever had the opportunity to hear. He is very motivational and all about the students. From passing out free Big Macs at McDonalds to students who attended their Nebraska game in 2012, to donating $10 for each student who attended the Iowa game to THON in 2013, to giving free tickets to students who attended their first-round CBI game against Hampton in 2014, Chambers proved that, in my mind, ten-fold. I can see why he is at Penn State and why he is so revered by his players and other coaches. He is a great coach and a true gentleman."
After leaving a highly-successful career in business, the Philadelphia area native had a meteoric rise in coaching. Just five years after entering collegiate coaching, he became the head coach at Boston University where he guided the Terriers to back-to-back 21-win seasons culminating in 2011 with an America East Conference championship and the program's first NCAA tournament appearance in nine years.
Chambers began his coaching career as an integral part of Jay Wright's Villanova coaching staff, climbing quickly through the ranks to associate head coach as he helped guide the Wildcats to five-consecutive NCAA tournament appearances, four Sweet 16's and the 2009 Final Four. During his time, Chambers produced some of the top recruiting classes in the nation including numerous McDonald's All-Americans and future NBA players.
Just seven years into his coaching career, he assumed the reins at Penn State and over three seasons, has guided three players to a combined five All-Big Ten honors, including Tim Frazier's first-team nod in 2011. With progressively improving win totals, road performances and team statistics, Chambers' foundation for success has evolved into a culture primed for continued achievements.
Chambers and his wife, Courtney, have three children. They welcomed their second daughter, Caitlin, in March 2012 following their first season in State College. She joined a sister, Grace, and a brother, Ryan.
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I have been writing a number of tutorials on my blog about how to create buffer overflow exploits using BackTrack.
I posted the links to parts one and two on the old forums, and I just finished part three, so I decided to post links to all three parts here.
I will update this post with more links when I write further entries.
Part One: A Simple Windows Stack Based Buffer Overflow
Part Two: A Windows Stack Based SEH Buffer Overflow
Part Three: A Windows Stack Based SEH Buffer Overflow with Character Translation
Part Four: A Windows Use After Free Heap Corruption Exploit
Part Five: A Windows Stack Based Overflow using an Egghunter and a Conditional Jump
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By Chuck Taylor Herald Writer
SEATTLE — The federal government is suing former leaders of another failed publicly traded Snohomish County bank, this time Frontier, a regionally prominent and philanthropically active downtown Everett institution.
In a lawsuit filed Friday in U.S. District Court in Seattle, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. seeks $46 million in damages, alleging that 12 former officers and directors of Frontier Bank, including its founder, breached fiduciary duties and were negligent in issuing 11 poorly vetted real-estate loans to named and unnamed borrowers in 2007 and 2008.
The loans, the lawsuit states, were made in violation of the bank's own lending rules and common sense, given the state of the market.
Founded in 1978, Frontier Bank and its 47 branches in Washington and Oregon was closed by the state Department of Financial Institutions, seized by the FDIC and sold to Union Bank of San Francisco on April 30, 2010. Bad loans had led the bank to become critically undercapitalized.
Earlier this month, the FDIC sued two former executives of defunct City Bank of Lynnwood, seeking $41 million. Both lawsuits were filed just in time to beat a three-year statute of limitations for professional-liability lawsuits.
The defendants this time include Frontier Financial Corp. founder and longtime executive Robert J. Dickson of Everett, who was chairman of the board at the time the 11 loans were made. Also named are Dickson's son, John J. Dickson, also of Everett, who was at times chief executive officer and president.
Other Frontier Bank defendants are former executives Michael J. Clementz of Indianola, Randy E. Deklyen of Bothell, David A. Dorsey of Everett, James W. Ries of Everett, Robert W. Robinson of Bainbridge Island and Lyle E. Ryan of Everett.
Also named are former members of the board Lucille M. DeYoung of Woodinville, William H. Lucas of Everett, Darrell J. Storkson of Mukilteo and Mark O. Zenger of Edmonds.
John Dickson on Sunday said he has seen the lawsuit but has been advised by his lawyer not to comment until the case is resolved. Other defendants could not be reached.
The case outlined by the FDIC in the lawsuit is similar to that for City Bank, except that Frontier board members, as well as executives, are named as defendants. All of the Frontier defendants, including the board members, are named as being directly involved in approving one or more of the bad loans.
The lawsuit says Frontier was the biggest commercial bank headquartered in Western Washington at the time of its failure, with $3.6 billion in assets and $3.1 billion in deposits. "Defendants' acts and omissions," the FDIC alleges, "caused Frontier to suffer damages in excess of $46 million."
Like City Bank, Frontier had adopted an aggressive growth plan that focused on what is known as ADC lending — loans for acquisition of property, development and construction. From 2005 to 2007, Frontier's real-estate loans increased by more than 58 percent — by $1.2 billion, the lawsuit says.
The bank pursued this strategy despite recognition and discussion by board members and executives of an increasingly precarious housing market and limited capital for lending, the government says.
In 2007 and 2008, the FDIC alleges, the bank issued 11 multimillion-dollar loans to various borrowers who later defaulted, including a $22 million loan to a borrower whose liabilities to Frontier would then exceed $53.8 million.
Another loan involved a complicated $5.5 million deal to support development of Streamline Tower in Las Vegas, a later-troubled 21-story luxury condominium project.
Naming John Dickson, Dorsey, Ries, Robinson and Ryan in the Streamline Tower loan, the lawsuit says that "had the defendants on this loan insisted on the required underwriting and credit analysis, it would have demonstrated, among other things, that there was no adequate source of repayment, the repayment sources identified were speculative and vulnerable to a deteriorating housing market, the borrowers' creditworthiness did not support the loan amount, the collateral was illiquid and overvalued" and the loan "should not have been approved." The borrowers eventually defaulted.
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Talk of Hazrat Mahdi (as) Is One of the Portents of His Appearance
In his works, Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, mujaddid (reviver) of the 13th century Hijri, has made a number of important statements that serve as a guide to all Muslims concerning the coming of the Mahdi and the way that he will be a reason for Islamic moral values to prevail all over the world. Some circles, however, maintain that, "it would be wrong and objectionable in many ways to speak openly of the subject of the Mahdi," to which Bediuzzaman devoted considerable space in his works.
The fact is, however, that "The Mahdi is a subject needing to be broadcast, rather than hidden or concealed."The glad tidings, of the coming of Hazrat Mahdi (as), have been imparted by our Prophet (saas) himself; there are a number of hadiths of our Prophet (saas) on the subjects that are regarded as completely reliable. In one hadith, the Prophet (saas) revealed that the subject represented great glad tidings for all Muslims: "LEARN OF THE MAHDI. He is from the Quraysh and is one of my house."(Al-Muttaqi al-Hindi, Al-Burhan fi Alamat al-Mahdi Akhir az-Zaman, p.13) In another hadith, which reads: "The Mahdi will appear, and EVERYONE WILL SPEAK ONLY OF HIM, drink of his love and SPEAK OF NOTHING ELSE,"(Al-Muttaqi al-Hindi, Al-Burhan fi Alamat al-Mahdi Akhir az-Zaman, p. 33) our Prophet (saas) stated that when the Mahdi (as) appears, everyone will speak of this holy individual. These signs revealed by our Prophet (saas) have begun to take place in our own day, and everyone is speaking of the Mahdi.
In his works, Bediuzzaman devoted wide space to this subject, describing it in detail over hundreds of pages. It is clear that had he thought the subject was one needing to be concealed, or one which there was no need to read about, he would not have included all these statements in his treatises. Indeed, when a subject was to be avoided, Bediuzzaman wrote that this was "confidential" in his works and stated in various places that it did not appear in the treatises because it should not be published. One of these statements by Bediuzzaman reads,
"As for the treatises, we have called such treatises confidential … we have forbidden them to be broadcast." (Bediuzzaman and His Students' Trial Defense, p. 187)
As stated by Bediuzzaman, secret things should not be published. However, the situation is the exact opposite of this when it comes to the subject of the Mahdi (as). Bediuzzaman devoted hundreds of pages to elucidating the coming of the Mahdi, made the matter a public one, and openly stated that it was not an issue that needed to be kept hidden. Indeed, the fact that the treatises have been read by millions over the years makes it clear that the subject is one for public consumption, not a secret one.
However, although Bediuzzaman's view is crystal clear, some people have sought to support this misconception by loading various false meanings onto Bediuzzaman's words. One statement by Bediuzzaman that has been misinterpreted to that end is this:
My brothers' second error: they ascribe a mortal identity that is prone to decay to that helpless brother who represents the spiritual entity of the Disciples of Light (Nur) and who forms the vanguard in the first duty in certain respects. Such as these two errors harm ,the true purity of the Risale-i Nur, the Treatise of Light, even in one respect to its being used for spiritual and heavenly rank, they cause political circles to fall into an unfounded error and the publication of the Treatise of Light is harmed. Since this time is one of a spiritual entity, such great and eternal truths cannot be built on mortal, helpless identities that are liable to error. In consequence, it is wrong to give the name of that personage who will come and perform three tasks. Both the purity in the Treatise that cannot be misused will be harmed, and the truths will become deficient in the eyes of common believers (with little knowledge of spiritual things); even indisputable arguments will turn into an opinion that is only partly the truth, and the victory over stubborn proof and arrogant atheism will begin to not be seen among the confused people of faith. Political circles will begin to feel doubts and some religious teachers will begin to protest... Therefore, it does not seem appropriate to give that name to the followers of Light. A reviver, a precursor may be said."(Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, The Ratifying Stamp of the Unseen, p. 10)
The facts stated by Bediuzzaman in this extract are distorted, and it is suggested that "he said it would be extremely damaging for the subject of the Mahdi (as) to be spoken about publicly." Yet this idea is totally based on a misinterpretation; what Bediuzzaman is saying here refers to his own time. He says that his disciples harbour a misconception about him with regard to the Mahdi (as), but that"this is an error that stems from confusion." For that reason, he tells them not to "speak in this way or make any claims with regard to the Mahdi."On close inspection, however, Bediuzzaman is saying that it is not speaking of the Mahdi (as) that is objectionable and damaging, but directing claims regarding the rank of the Mahdi (as) towards himself, since these are founded on an erroneous opinion. He reminds them that at that time, bringing up such a mistaken idea regarding himself will damage the purity and may cause certain politicians unease, harm the publication of the Risale-i Nur, the Treatise of Nur and mean that theTreatise enjoys only half a victory over the deniers. Bediuzzaman says that holding such an erroneous view will lead to an erroneous supposition and thus to the misdirection of the people of faith; as a result of this uncertainty, this will prevent Muslims from being able to recognise the true Mahdi (as).With the terms he also employs here, Bediuzzaman has many times reiterated that he is not the Mahdi. For example, he does not say, "I have performed the Mahdi's (as) three tasks at the same time." Note that he says that he has only led the way for the Mahdi (as) in the first of the Mahdi's duties, that of regarding the truths of faith, and that he has only performed this in one way. By saying "it will be wrong … to give the name of that personage who will come in the future,"he is stating that it will be wrong for him to be given the name of the Mahdi (as) although he is not the Mahdi and that this will damage the truth, for which reason the name of Mahdi should be given, not to him, but to that individual who will come in the future. Regarding himself, he says that he may be referred to as a "reviver and the precursor of the Mahdi.
In addition to all this, as we know, the date given by Bediuzzaman regarding the appearance of the Mahdi (as) is 2011. There is, of course, no question of such an important matter being kept concealed and not talked about with so little time remaining.
Bediuzzaman's words are perfectly clear. He states that his treatises are works that "everyone, from a labourer to the wisest scholar, a middle school student to a philosopher, can easily understand."(Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, Kastamonu Addendum, p. 10; Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, Rays, p. 549) Some extracts from Bediuzzaman on this subject read:
... The Treatise of Light proves this duty, at the most severe, essential and sensitive time, in a manner everyone can understand, the deepest and most secret truths of the Qur'an and of faith, with the most powerful evidence.(Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, Rays, p. 748)
... The Treatise of Light can be read and understood by all levels of society, such as a woman, a man, a civil servant and a tradesman, a scholar and a philosopher… (Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, Rays, p. 549)
To suggest, nonetheless, that only special people possessed of special secrets and special abilities can understand the Treatise and to so depart from the evident meaning of Bediuzzaman's words is a grave mistake. In that event, everyone can draw his own erroneous conclusions from Bediuzzaman's words. Thus the treatises will become works that reflect, not the true words of Bediuzzaman himself, but of those who interpret those words according to their own knowledge and understanding. The question of the damaging effect that such a logic could have on the Collection, written by Bediuzzaman in such a compact and sincere style, is one calling for careful consideration.


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WATCH: Nick Jonas plays first solo gig since breakup with brothers
Nick Jonas is coming out on his own, a week after the Jonas Brothers officially announced their split.
On Sunday night, the youngest of the three performed solo for the first time since the breakup. Nick played an intimate gig in Napa Valley, California taking time to pose with fans.
According to "E! News," many fans on Twitter didn't take kindly to the 21-year-old's decision to move on so quickly. The singer responded to the criticism with a message saying he's choosing to "#LoveInstead."
I hope the people that feel the need to attack others can find whatever peace they are clearly so desperately searching for. #loveinstead— Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) November 3, 2013
Nick actually posted a video of himself performing a cover of Avicii's "Wake Me Up" from the concert on Instagram, and thanked those fans showing support for his solo efforts.
Loved singing this song last night. @Avicii http://t.co/Q15se1MO87— Nick Jonas (@nickjonas) November 4, 2013
Meantime, a trailer for Nick's next acting gig has hit the web. He stars alongside Dermot Mulroney and Isabel Lucas in the new film called "Careful What You Wish For," which is due out early next year.
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WATCH: Lorde releases new single & video for 'Team'
Listen to Lorde on iHeartRadio
Lorde has released a follow-up to her debut hit "Royals." On Tuesday, the 17-year-old posted a video for her second single called "Team."
The new track is an homage to young people, and its video is made up entirely of teenage actors. Lorde sings about being "kind of over getting told to throw [her] hands up in the air."
In the clip, she plays the queen of an adult-free society. Lorde writes in a Facebook post that the visuals for the new video were based on a dream she had about this type of teenage utopia, where "tests didn't need to be passed in order to be allowed in."
The new single comes off her debut album Pure Heroine, which has already sold 413,000 copies in the U.S. since coming out in September.


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I'm on a project right now that needs to work on or offline (no, not for mobile, but still confined to webkit), so HTML5′s manifest attribute is the obvious choice. Unfortunately, the implementation even on Safari is spotty at best, and the documentation of precisely what is necessary to make it work (or troubleshoot what went wrong) is nearly nonexistent. That which has been written is largely incomplete or inaccurate, not because of laziness or incompetency but due to the fact that the specification itself is still in flux!
The bits I'm having trouble with at the moment:
- There's some HTTP header other than the mime type which (I think) is preventing a simple test page from working on one server. I think it's "Accept-Ranges: bytes", but I'm not sure.
- Safari (4.0.5) handles loading new versions of the cached files in a way that I suspect is a design flaw rather than a bug. Safari isn't my target platform (QTwebkit is), but I'm attempting to use it as a reference for how things are supposed to work so I can verify how good or bad QT's implementation is.
On the latter issue, a little background explanation is required. A cache manifest file is (mainly) just a short list of files that may or may be not used by your html5 page. The page itself is listed in there as well:
CACHE MANIFEST #version: 1 offline.html
When you navigate to offline.html (whose html element has the
manifest attribute pointing to the file above) the first time, the browser behaves more or less as normal. But when you go the second time, instead of checking with the server to see if offline.html has changed, it only checks to see if the manifest file has changed. If it has, then it should check for updates to all the files listed within it.
That's the expected behaviour. What Safari seems to do requires a third loading to describe, however.
Let's say that after the first loading, you make a change to offline.html, and update the version number in your manifest to prompt the update. If you reload the page, offline.html will not appear to have changed. Reload once more, however, and you'll see the change.
This is where it gets weird: with the first reload, the Apache access log shows offline.html being requested, and delivered in full with a 200 (and not a 304). The second reload shows only the manifest being requested (with a 200). This means that Safari is getting the updated html file but not using it.
If you think about it, this might be the intended behaviour. Here's what happens on the first reload:
- Safari checks its list of manifests to see if any mention offline.html.
- They do, so Safari loads up the cached version of it.
- The html element references a manifest, so it checks the manifest to see if it's changed.
- It has, so it checks all the files within to see if they've changed, and updates the cache.
- The page continues rendering. Since the old version of offline.html was already loaded (which is how Safari knew to check the manifest at all), we don't see the new version.
Obviously, this isn't very intuitive, and it's easy to think you're seeing a bug. My thinking on the matter is that the manifest might not belong on the page it's caching, but on another page which redirects or otherwise brings up that page. Alternatively (and for my project this is probably the best solution), the core page would almost never change, and all files would be brought in by the initial JS.


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AGTS News: Local faculty and alumni to participate in Society for Pentecostal Studies conference
The Society for Pentecostal Studies (SPS) will hold its annual meeting in Virginia Beach, Va., February 29–March 3, 2012. The Society for Pentecostal Studies is the largest, most influential organization of its kind in the nation and brings together premier Spirit-filled scholars each year for interaction, fellowship and shared scholarship.
The theme of the SPS meeting is Pentecostalisms, Peacemaking, and Social Justice/Righteousness. Conference sessions will include a wide variety of topics and explore the roles that Pentecostal Christians have in addressing these topics.
Dr. Lois Olena is the executive directorat of SPS. She is the D.Min. project coordinator, editor of Encounter Journal and visiting professor of practical theology and Jewish studies
at AGTS.
The following scholars from Evangel University and the AGTS will present workshops and chair breakout sessions at the conference:
Individuals interested in Pentecostal/Charismatic renewal studies are welcome to attend. Membership requirements are outlined here: http://sps-usa.org/membership/levels.html.
The SPS was founded in 1970 by three scholars, including the late Dr. William Menzies, who was the chair of the biblical studies department at Evangel. Menzies served as the first president of SPS and the first editor of its journal, Pneuma, which is read broadly around the world.
For additional information about the conference or about the Society for Pentecostal Studies, contact Dr. Lois Olena at AGTS by calling 417-268-1084.
Wednesday, February 15, 2012 10:33 AM


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WATCH: Cody Simpson reveals his top five celebrity crushes
Listen to Cody Simpson on iHeartRadio
We never doubted that 16-year-old Aussie crooner Cody Simpson was mature for his age, but his taste in women is more mature than we'd imagined.
The "Pretty Brown Eyes" singer revealed his top 5 celebrity crushes to Idolator, and their ages range from 27 to 39:
#5: Eva Longoria (38)
#4: Kate Moss (39)
#3: Jessica Alba (32)
#2: Miranda Kerr (30)
You'll have to watch to find out the Codester's surprising number one choice. Especially surprising considering she's a mere 11 years older…


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In my dreams 4/14/2007
In my dreams
I had a dream the other night of a black haired lady whose eyes were set as sapphires in settings of silver. She approached m
0 Comments, 13 Views, 2 Votes ,2.42 Score
A day without clouds 4/13/2007
A day without clouds It was a day without clouds; where the wind blew with warmth and gentleness from her unknown place. The sky was blue and the
0 Comments, 8 Views, 2 Votes ,5.20 Score
My wife; my rest 11/19/2006
My wife; my rest
Once love seemed so strong, so fierce and so uncontested with towards the heart of this hero. Lost somehow, does the heart of a m
0 Comments, 31 Views, 2 Votes ,3.81 Score
The Grand Design 9/4/2006
The Grand Design
"The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want. He makes me to lie down in green pastures; He leads me beside still waters. He restores my soul; He leads me in paths of ri
0 Comments, 19 Views, 0 Votes
Faith 7/9/2006
Faith is not just hoping in God; faith is knowing what God knows.
Faith is a power gift. Faith is complete certainty.
Faith is a cup of gr
3 Comments, 70 Views, 8 Votes ,5.80 Score
A bed of roses 6/26/2006
A Bed of Roses
My wife; what a divine creature she is. Filled with the beauty of goodness and adamant to fulfill my every desire. I walked through the
1 Comments, 87 Views, 9 Votes ,3.00 Score
"In Dappled Sunlight Love and Romance" 6/18/2006
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My Love, My Glory 6/18/2006
My Love, My Glory
I sat in my wife's presence listening to her words and taking interest in her every thought. With eyes full of love and
1 Comments, 67 Views, 5 Votes ,3.47 Score
What a man wants; what a man needs... 5/28/2006
What a man wants; what a man needs…
A loving smile. Attention from his wife. A warm embrace. Close assurance. A tender kiss. Sweet love. Massa
0 Comments, 18 Views, 0 Votes
A Story of Love 4/17/2006
A Story of Love
The story that I'm about to share has been such a learning experience for me and it has brought me so far beyond the realms of
5 Comments, 100 Views, 6 Votes ,5.07 Score
Sacred Kisses 4/12/2006
Sacred Kisses
Come my love. Step over the threshold of perfection and pass before me here. Passion is wrapped around your thighs, my heart, and "thi
0 Comments, 21 Views, 3 Votes ,3.92 Score
Lady of grace 4/5/2006
Lady of Grace
I saw her tonight, and my heart stood still. She wore a crown that only I could see and it was breathtaking.
Her hair was like a lavishe
0 Comments, 9 Views, 1 Votes ,5.00 Score
The east side of paradise 4/5/2006
The east side of paradise
I would love to hold close the one in whom my soul desires. When I awake from my dreams every morning I find my arms empty. The years have
0 Comments, 3 Views, 1 Votes ,5.00 Score
My Lady 4/4/2006
My Lady
As the moon passed through the night sky and the stars danced around her innocent glow my heart thought on love and my mind rested
0 Comments, 6 Views, 2 Votes ,2.42 Score
Woman of Passion 4/2/2006
Woman of Passion
She touched my lips with her fingers as I stood there in wait for the love in her heart to enrapture me. She glanced into my eyes from across her horizon, and it was there
2 Comments, 99 Views, 4 Votes ,3.63 Score
Vanity 3/10/2006
I Love you !….Vanity.
I'll be faithful ! Vanity, Vanity.
I promise ! more Vanity.
You're my knight in shining armor! Vani
0 Comments, 27 Views, 1 Votes ,5.00 Score
Marriage recipe 3/10/2006
Marriage Recipe
½ cup of patience
2 table sp. of kindness
3 tea sp. of commitment
1 cup of understanding
¼ cup of trust
1 quart
0 Comments, 15 Views, 2 Votes ,3.81 Score
Vision 3/10/2006
I saw a vision of a garage and there was a car inside of the garage. The car was most beautiful and in excellent condition. There was a beautiful glamo
0 Comments, 16 Views, 1 Votes ,5.00 Score
The Prophecy 3/9/2006
The Prophecy
I saw myself facing towards the east; then the Lord came down before me and with great winds of rebuke He came against me. And I saw that Faith
0 Comments, 6 Views, 1 Votes ,2.40 Score
Unfaithfulness 3/8/2006
When man and wife (either or) forfeit their intimacy their spiritual unity is both broken and defiled because of the hardness of their hearts a
0 Comments, 12 Views, 0 Votes
A Master Piece 3/8/2006
A Master Piece
There are many things unparticular that make up the character of a woman. So the question arises, what makes up a good woman, a virtues woman? A
0 Comments, 19 Views, 4 Votes ,4.80 Score
Trials Beyond Reason 3/7/2006
Trials Beyond Reason
Perils we like to call 'em, step by step, one line after another, one trial after the next. I often wondered why. Why this ladder of tribulation must I climb
0 Comments, 5 Views, 0 Votes
The Mystery 3/6/2006
The Mystery
Behold her who was brought to the man; its just one of those glorified moments when a man sits and beholds his beautiful wife with holy
0 Comments, 9 Views, 3 Votes ,4.90 Score
The Refiner 3/5/2006
The Refiner
 I do not understand nor do I comprehend the greatness of the Almighty's power. Is it that God desires to deliver me from the vice of self into the awesome power of His s
0 Comments, 4 Views, 0 Votes
Tribulation 3/5/2006
Tribulation
 Surely a man cannot understand his way in the midst of the paths of life. Even when a man's heart follows wholly after the Lord the mind stands aloof at t
0 Comments, 12 Views, 0 Votes
A Mandate to Sonship 2/26/2006
A Mandate to Sonship
 There comes a time in a man's life when all he has to rely on are his prayers before the face of the Most High. As a deer pants after the water brooks, so pante
1 Comments, 26 Views, 0 Votes
Laces of Grace 2/26/2006
Laces of Grace
 Let grace abound towards us as we thirst for the Father and all of His grand delights. I am amazed as I sit here in all of my weakness, that a deep hunger for the Lor
0 Comments, 4 Views, 0 Votes
The Prophet 2/26/2006
The Prophet
 Then the word of the Lord came to me saying, "Before I formed thee in the womb I knew thee; And before you were born I sanctified thee and ordained thee a
0 Comments, 12 Views, 0 Votes
Dance with me a dream 2/24/2006
Dance With Me a Dream
 With every open heart there is a place for love to come in, a place of healing, a place of lifting up. And with the un- fol
0 Comments, 19 Views, 1 Votes ,3.70 Score
Fall Upon Love 2/23/2006
Fall Upon Love
 Let me fall upon you with embraces for all the pain you've had to face. Let me wipe away the tears that you have yielded thro
0 Comments, 14 Views, 2 Votes ,2.42 Score
Remember God's A B C's 2/22/2006
To Achieve You Dreams, Remember God's A B C's

 A lways walk in love; for love covers a multitude of sins. 1 Peter 4:8 Proverbs 10:12
1 Comments, 11 Views, 0 Votes
Heaven My Home 2/22/2006
Heaven my home
 In Heaven I'll go to God up above, When I flee from this world and its ways. My soul will release into Heavenly peace, Every moment
0 Comments, 7 Views, 1 Votes ,2.40 Score
One Man's Weeping 2/21/2006
One Man's Weeping…
 The nights have been unstill and the days have bloom slowly with unbarren plague. While in passing the other day I
0 Comments, 7 Views, 1 Votes ,3.70 Score
The 3 fold vision 2/21/2006
The 3 fold vision
 And so it was, that I sat and beheld the skys as though they were. Drifting clouds had painted her canvas with her white, and t
0 Comments, 8 Views, 1 Votes ,2.40 Score
Faith (the poem) 2/21/2006
Faith
 Faith is possibility Faith is the extraordinary
 When we live in faith, we live in a broad open plain. Faith comes with a peace and assur
1 Comments, 32 Views, 4 Votes ,3.63 Score
Trust Him 2/21/2006
Trust Him
 I stand in awe before the mystery of the Maker; I see the Hands of a Master skilled to build and erect.
 I'v
0 Comments, 8 Views, 1 Votes ,3.70 Score
Still Waters 2/20/2006
Still Waters
 Water my soul, Oh God above, for this warrior's cross I bear. I'm captured by His eternal word, with all men I am bound to share.
0 Comments, 6 Views, 0 Votes
Rose of Sharon 2/19/2006
Rose of Sharon
 Sweet rose a light my soul delight, Still captured by that rose so bright. All will hear And know the story, Of this lovely rose's gl
0 Comments, 14 Views, 1 Votes ,3.70 Score
Song of Songs 2/19/2006
Song of Songs
 I want to love I want to give I want a lovely wife I want the family life
 I want to help the Poor and I want to Hold the
0 Comments, 10 Views, 2 Votes ,5.20 Score
Your Eyes 2/17/2006
Your eyes
 What do I see when I look into your eyes, but beautiful sun-lit butterflies.
 I see many things when I look into your eyes. In them I see the things that are
0 Comments, 11 Views, 1 Votes ,2.40 Score
My Eternity 2/17/2006
My Eternity
 The night begun with a search For you. A search that within my Soul would take years from Me in this life of vanity and gasping For the wi
0 Comments, 10 Views, 1 Votes ,5.00 Score
I love you forever 2/16/2006
I love you forever
 It was that old book, in which story telling and romance like a flood had splashed that night against the color of my eyes. My
3 Comments, 39 Views, 2 Votes ,3.81 Score
The God of Heaven 2/8/2006
The God of Heaven
 Stretch forth Thy hand; you're not a hostile God, but you do what pleases Your heart. And whatever is pleasant in Your eyes, this shall You perform. Oh,
0 Comments, 1 Views, 0 Votes
Praise the Lord 2/8/2006
Praise the Lord
 I will sing to the Lord as long as I live; He is worthy to hear all my praise. I am holding Him high each day as I go, my hands to Him I will raise. This privileg
0 Comments, 16 Views, 3 Votes ,5.39 Score
Untitled 2/8/2006
Untitled
 My heart beats tonight and inside there is a stirring. It is in the hard place that a man learns faith. I've pondered this day
0 Comments, 21 Views, 3 Votes ,2.45 Score
Golden Nuggets 2/8/2006
Golden Nuggets
 Your word is sweet to me, Oh God, and my hope is in the shelter of Your everlasting arms with each passing day. Surely, vain is the help of man; it is through the Lor
0 Comments, 14 Views, 0 Votes
Wisdom's Letter 2/8/2006
Wisdom's Letter
 To focus on wisdom is the principle thing. It's the first thing. Wisdom is upright, just, sweet to the soul, and enlight
0 Comments, 8 Views, 0 Votes
Heaven 2/8/2006
Heaven
 Heaven is a place of dazzled delight, beyond radiant beauty which chases away all the night
 I want to go to this place of such peace,
0 Comments, 5 Views, 0 Votes
Six things that I admire about you the most are 2/7/2006
Your strength, Your integrity, Your maturity, Your willing- ness to care, Your faithful heart and Your consistent love
 Your Strength - Because your strong
2 Comments, 395 Views, 35 Votes ,7.29 Score
When I learn... When I love 2/7/2006
When I learn… When I love
 When I walk in love, I am a hero When I walk in authority, I have taken my rightful position When I walk with compassion
0 Comments, 9 Views, 0 Votes
Faith's Visitation 2/7/2006
Faith's Visition
 As the velvet sky settle against her blue, and the distance suns glistened in a sacred distance... I walked. And as my feet c
0 Comments, 13 Views, 1 Votes ,2.40 Score
Prophetic Jewels 2/1/2006
I will thrust the anchor of my heart into the resounding springs of faith and I will draw from the eternal waters that the glory tide has swept in. I will run in the
0 Comments, 12 Views, 1 Votes ,5.00 Score
The Mystery of Love 1/29/2006
The Mystery of Love
There she stood before me. "Woe, my soul, this lady of mine!" Pure, un- defiled, holy and far from the crimes of promis
0 Comments, 32 Views, 3 Votes ,4.41 Score
"There's a strong man in the water" 9/11/2005
There's a strong man in the water
 Deliver me out of the mire, and let me not sink. Let me be delivered from those who hate me and from
0 Comments, 22 Views, 0 Votes
"The Children" 8/23/2005
The Children
The children are a blessing from God. They are the hero's of the next generation. They're a gift - like scattered diamonds thro
1 Comments, 29 Views, 2 Votes ,5.20 Score
"Wisdom's Letter" 8/22/2005
Wisdom's Letter
 To focus on wisdom is the principle thing. It's the first thing. Wisdom is upright, just, sweet to the soul, and enlight
0 Comments, 12 Views, 0 Votes
Life
 What gives, the trying fire against the soul; Severing flame twisting and bold
 "On what account doeth you pierce me sore' Oh sep
0 Comments, 15 Views, 2 Votes ,4.50 Score
"The Holy Exchange" 8/4/2005
The Holy Exchange
 There is a place here in His presence, a place of magnetism and surpassing love. Blessed is the man in whom you choose, Oh Lord,
0 Comments, 15 Views, 0 Votes
"Faith" 8/2/2005
Faith
 I lay upon the alter of sacrifice every promise and dream that is within me. Blessed be the name of the most high God in whose deposit of fa
0 Comments, 21 Views, 2 Votes ,2.42 Score
"The Woman" 8/1/2005
The Woman
 There are certain things in this world that I cannot understand. How beautiful is a star-filled sky as a carpet that's laid before Hea
0 Comments, 30 Views, 2 Votes ,2.42 Score
"The Presence" 7/27/2005
The Presence
 There is a place of altitude in the Spirit that God desires to bring His elect ones. It's a place where the uncircumc
0 Comments, 32 Views, 1 Votes ,3.70 Score
"Character and Gifts" 7/26/2005
Character and Gifts
 I wonder, is it the strong will within a man that causes him to stand on his Own two feet or is it the unadulterated power
1 Comments, 29 Views, 2 Votes ,3.81 Score
"The Measure of a Man" 7/24/2005
The Measure of a Man
 It is good for a man to look inside of himself to see if there be anything of lasting value and purpose that lies dormant
0 Comments, 28 Views, 1 Votes ,5.00 Score
"The Blood" 7/23/2005
The Blood

 I am washed in the blood of an innocent Lamb, Falling on a cross made of wood: Weeping Father covered His eyes, As a Lamb upon Calva
0 Comments, 22 Views, 3 Votes ,5.39 Score
"Warrior's Cry" 7/23/2005
Warrior's Cry
 Alas! The word of God for sure is dear, Distained from all restraining fear.
 I lift my voice towards Heaven's gates, Fro
0 Comments, 12 Views, 1 Votes ,5.00 Score
"Lullaby" 7/21/2005
Lullaby
 Sounds of melody Soft harmony Rushing rivers Strength unleashed Deep inside of me
 Rhythms of waves Whispers of gladness The calling of
0 Comments, 10 Views, 0 Votes
"love In A Box" 7/21/2005
Love in a box
 In subtle times when the days are sad and the winds of easiness cease to blow: There are moments that lie still in my soul… Moments h
0 Comments, 6 Views, 0 Votes
"Love" 7/18/2005
Love
 My name is love. My sisters are kindness and grace. My brothers are longsuffering, gentleness and patience. My occupation: conqueror,
0 Comments, 17 Views, 0 Votes
"Intimacy" 7/18/2005
Intimacy
 When she was near me, we kissed. With one stare into her eyes, I lost my- self there for one moment in eternity. I beheld her so, for
0 Comments, 7 Views, 1 Votes
"The Gems of passion" 7/18/2005
The Gems of passion
 As I sit here in the wind, a voice of love calls from a far; And the gusts of sweet fragrance blows against my face from
0 Comments, 4 Views, 0 Votes
"The cup of my love" 7/18/2005
The cup of my love
 I touched her hand, she shook. I kissed her face, she wept. And in the light of her eyes I see pools of love. Her smile bri
0 Comments, 5 Views, 0 Votes
"Sweet Romance" 7/13/2005
Sweet Romance
 There is a sweet fragrance in the room tonight as she kisses me with the kisses of her mouth. Let us swim in this sea of passion,
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"Tell me that you love me again..." 7/13/2005
Tell me that you love me again…
 "Tell me that you love me again." Whisper it into my ears from the cleft of your mouth. Embrace me
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"Forever Beautiful" 7/13/2005
Forever Beautiful
 A time of love has dawned upon me, and the winds of sweet passion have blown against the black of my hair. Am I a man teased of love as
0 Comments, 13 Views, 1 Votes ,2.40 Score
"Lady of Grace" 7/13/2005
Lady of Grace
 I saw her tonight, and my heart stood still. She wore a crown that only I could see and it was breathtaking.
 Her hair was like
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"The Mystery of a Woman" 7/13/2005
The Mystery of a Woman
 I am bewildered by my thoughts of the matter, concern- ing such a divine creature as this. What is the mystery; the depth, the
0 Comments, 68 Views, 6 Votes ,4.50 Score
"Bound by shackles of joy" 7/11/2005
Bound by shackles of joy
 Taken prisoner by the Lord to do His will through the eternal Spirit is the mandate that's extolled by God H
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"The Love Letter" 7/11/2005
The Love Letter
 I've thought about love, that funny wind. Love is within much music. Love has its hand in many hugs and kisses. Strife and self-will is
0 Comments, 54 Views, 5 Votes ,2.82 Score
"Hands in the wind" 7/11/2005
Hands in the wind
 With every moment and every memory there comes a balance or a sacred reminisce if you would: I like to call it "The rewind
0 Comments, 14 Views, 1 Votes ,2.40 Score


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On Food
The Gift of HungerBy Sadie Stein
The first time I cooked for him, it was the height of August. The meal was very simple: a salad; a pasta; some peaches I roasted and served with ice cream. Nothing special. And he seemed to like it okay. But the writing was on the wall: this was a man who ate to live, and not the other way round.
For some of us, this is unthinkable. I am always plotting my next meal, mulling over my last, calculating my degree of appetite. Those days when illness robs me of hunger are among my most hopeless. I remember food scenes in movies and books better than others. The city is mentally mapped by cookies and hamburgers; noodle stands are my landmarks; a trip is an opportunity to eat new things, and work up an appetite, and try more. Read More


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Taylor Swift among Golden Globe nominees
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Taylor Swift is one of the familiar names in music vying for a Golden Globe next month. Her "Sweeter Than Fiction," which she wrote with fun.'s Jack Antonoff for the movie One Chance, is among the tracks vying for Best Original Song.
Taylor's competition includes U2's "Ordinary Love" from the movie Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom, and Coldplay's "Atlas," from The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.
Other nominees include "Let It Go" by Idina Menzel from the animated movie Frozen and Inside Llewyn Davis' "Please Mr. Kennedy," featuring vocals from the movie's co-stars Oscar Isaac, Justin Timberlake and Adam Driver.
Winners for the 71st Annual Golden Globe Awards will be announced during a live televised event on NBC, Sunday, January 12th.
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If you are making your own gum paste, make sure you let it rest for a day or two prior to using it. Remember that humidity and temperature can really affect how your gum paste dries, so let your decorations harden in a cool, dry place. This should help them to set up more quickly.


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