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Artist's BiographyDr. Jun Qian began his appointment as Assistant Professor of Music in Clarinet at St. Olaf College, Northfield, MN fall 2007. He is the founder of two student groups on campus as well: Virtuosi Chamber Winds and Youth Clarinet Ensemble. Qian has been on the clarinet faculty at Nazareth College, Houghton College, and New York State University at Fredonia. He has also taught music theory at Eastman, chamber music at Shanghai Conservatory of Music in China, and performed as the principal clarinetist of Shanghai Philharmonic Orchestra. In 1997, he won both first prize for the Orchestral Excerpts Competition and third prize in the Solo Competition at the International Clarinet Association Young Artist Competition, second prize in the Texas Young Artist Competition, and first prize in the Baylor Symphony Orchestra 1998 Concerto Competition.
Qian has appeared as concerto soloist with Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, Eastman Chamber Orchestra, Shanghai Philharmonic, Xiamen Philharmonic, Baylor Symphony Orchestra and Shangyang Opera Orchestra. He has introduced many western clarinet concertos for the first time in full orchestral version to Chinese audiences including Copland Concerto (2003), Arnold Concerto (2008) and La Traviata Fantasy (2008).
In 2001, he made his Carnegie Hall debut performing Weber's Clarinet Concerto No. 1 with the Asian American International Orchestra. International appearances as principal clarinetist also include the Eastman Wind Ensemble's tours of Asia in 2000 and 2004, the North Carolina Festival Orchestra's European tour, the Kent-Blossom Music Festival, National Orchestra Institute, and the American Wind Symphony. In October 2004, he was the featured soloist at the International Performing Arts Festival in Japan, and he has appeared on National Public Radio's "Performance Today" with the Grammy-award winning Ying Quartet.
Since 2006, His activities as a teacher and performer also included a clarinet recital in Paris, France, conducting the Nazareth/Houghton Clarinet Choir as part of the International Clarinet Choir Festival, many concerto appearances and giving master classes throughout China and Malaysia. His CD, Premier Rhapsodie and educational DVD, Playing the Clarinet were released on the Nanjing Shine Horn label in China. In the spring of 2007, Qian was the music producer and soloist for Steven Laitz's Book, The Complete Musician published by the Oxford University Press.
In 2009, Dr. Qian performed a chamber and solo recital in Shanghai, China with the first prize winner of Queen Elizabeth Competition, Japanese violinist, Yayoi Toda. In June, he was invited to Taiwan for a week to conduct master classes for clarinet performance and chamber music at Tainan National University of Arts (國立台南藝術大學), Kaohsiung Educational University (國立高雄師範大學), and the Music Specialized Class at National Chin-Suei High School (國立清水高中 (台中縣). He was also invited to Singapore in October, to work with music students from the Singapore National Youth Orchestra and Singapore American School, as well as performed a solo recital.
In March 2010, Qian will perform Weber's Concerto No 1 with the Pueblo Symphony Orchestra in Colorado under the direction of Jacob Chi.
Qian holds a B.M. from Baylor University where he was a student of Richard Shanley; and the M.M. and D.M.A. from Eastman School of Music where he studied with Kenneth Grant and Stanley Hasty. He was recently invited as an endorsing artist for Selmer (Paris) Clarinet.


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Bizarre house fire in Knox
More details are emerging from a bizarre incident in Knox Wednesday night.
State Police say a man set his house on fire on Saddlemire Road, and then prevented firefighers from doing their job, including going as far as cutting down trees to block access.
The unnamed man is also accused of threatening firefighers and keeping troopers at bay for several hours, until they were able to negotiate his peaceful surrender after 7am Thursday morning.
No one was hurt.
An apparent emotionally disturbed person set fire to buildings on his property at 75 Saddlemire Road in Knox. pic.twitter.com/KYGgio8ypk
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Emmy award-winning trumpeter Chiz Rider will present a concert of traditional and contemporary Christian music 4 p.m. Jan. 26 at the Calimesa Seventh-day Adventist Church, 391 Myrtlewood Drive, Calimesa.
There is no admission charge. A freewill offering will be received.
Rider, who is from State College, Pa., began playing the trumpet when he was 4, after finding his father's high school trumpet in a closet. When he was 7, he played his debut concert in his home church in Pennsylvania.
He began touring nationally during his last years in high school and made his first recording when he was 15.
Rider said he is 90 percent self-taught. He has also studied with Don Smith, former assistant Penn State band director, and David O'Neil of Nashville.
Rider plays more than 250 concerts a year across the United States. His nine recordings include Christmas albums, praise and worship, traditional hymns, contemporary Christian and patriotic music.
His latest album, "Live Worship," was released in 2011.
Rider has played openings for many sports events worldwide and is known for his arrangement and performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner." He played for President George W. Bush's campaign and has played for the Special Olympics in West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
He has played with artists such as Michael W. Smith, Carmen, Margaret Becker, The Newsboys and Larnelle Harris. He has also performed at a Billy Graham Crusade and many times at the Crystal Cathedral.
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Michelle Williams + Jason Segel Broke Up? Nooooooooooooo!
Oh noes! One of our favorite celeb couples, Michelle Williams and Jason Segel, have broken up. Sad face!
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We try not to get TOO wrapped up in celebrity romances, but this one just breaks our hearts: Michelle Williams and Jason Segel have called it quits. Gasp! Not one of our favorite adorably romantic couples? In the words of Darth Vader, Nooooooooo!
According to US Weekly, the Oz the Great and Powerful actress and the How I Met Your Mother (which, by the way, I almost typed as How I Met Your Muppet—because heck, who DIDN'T love Jason in The Muppets?) star ended their one-year relationship earlier this month. An insider revealed that distance caused the split—Michelle lives primarily in New York with her daughter, Matilda, while Jason is based in Los Angeles.
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Should we trust this "insider?" Given that People is reporting the same news, sadly the answer is probably. But at least we can rest easy knowing that the breakup was likely amicable; they're both level-headed adults who aren't ones for putting unnecessary drama into their lives.
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"Toronto is like New York, as run by the Swiss," actor Peter Ustinov is rumored to have said. Indeed, this is a big, beautiful, and efficient city, one that has emerged from relative obscurity over the past half-century to become the centre of culture, commerce, and communications in Canada. With its colourful ethnic mix, rich history, and breathtaking architecture, Toronto is nonstop adventure, from the top of the CN Tower to as far as the eye can see.
More than half of the 2.5 million residents who now live in Toronto were born and raised somewhere else, often very far away. Nearly 500,000 Italians give Greater Toronto one of the largest communities outside Italy; while South Asians, the biggest visible minority group inside Toronto, account for 12% of the population (nearly 300,000 people). It's also the home of the largest Chinese community in Canada and the largest Portuguese community in North America. The city hosts close to 200,000 Jewish people, nearly as many Muslims, and tens of thousands of Germans, joined by Greeks, Hungarians, East Indians, West Indians, Vietnamese, Maltese, South Americans, and Ukrainians—more than 80 ethnic groups in all, speaking more than 80 different languages. Toronto is also the home of Canada's largest gay and lesbian community.
Although the assimilation of these various cultures into the overall fabric of the city is ongoing, several ethnic neighborhoods have become attractions for locals and visitors. These include Kensington Market (west of Spadina Avenue between College and Dundas), Chinatown (around the Spadina Avenue and Dundas Street junction), Greektown (Danforth Avenue between Chester and Jones), Little Italy (College Street between Euclid and Shaw), Little Poland (Roncesvalles Avenue between Queen and Dundas), Portugal Village (Dundas Street West, west of Bathurst), India Bazaar (Gerrard Street between Coxwell and Greenwood), and Koreatown (Bloor Street West between Bathurst and Christie).
What this immigration has meant to Toronto is the rather rapid creation of a vibrant mix of cultures that echoes turn-of-the-20th-century New York City—but without the slums, crowding, and tensions. Torontonians embrace and take pride in their multicultural character, their tradition of keeping a relatively clean and safe city, and their shared belief in the value of everyone getting along and enjoying the basic rights of good health care, education, and a high standard of living.
Toronto is also filled with boutiques, restaurants, and cafés, and there are plenty of shops, both aboveground and on the PATH, Toronto's underground city—an 11-km-long (7-mi-long) subterranean walkway lined with eateries, shops, banks, and medical offices.
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Tigers re-sign Anibal Sanchez (RHSP) to five-year deal worth $80 million, plus a club option for 2018
The Tigers seemed interested in bringing back Sanchez, but seemed unwilling to go beyond a four-year deal in the neighborhood of $50 million. That is, up until the Chicago Cubs made a five-year, $75 million offer, forcing the Tigers hand. Whether you consider it the Tigers blinking or just only willing to pay what the market would give him is up to debate, but either way, the Tigers came to the table and gave Sanchez the big money deal, solidifying another spot in the rotation for the foreseeable future.
With the move, it's likely that the Tigers will move one of their other starting pitchers, most assume it will be Rick Porcello, who hasn't quite lived up to expectations since debuting in 2009, but has also been hampered by a porous infield defense.
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Tigers sign Brayan Pena (C ) to one-year deal
The Tigers maintained that they were content with Bryan Holaday as the team's backup catcher, but Pena gives them a more reliable option as an experienced backup. Holaday could still compete for the position, but will more likely be the everyday catcher in Toledo, and be the man called upon should someone get hurt.
Posted by Wez, 12/10/12
Tigers acquired Boston Red Sox Rule 5 selection Jeff Kobernus (2B) (selected from Washington Nationals) in exchange for Justin Henry (UT)
Tigers acquired New York Mets Rule 5 selection Kyle Lobstein (LHP) (selected from Tampa Bay Rays) in exchange for cash considerations
Tigers lose Jay Voss (LHP) to St. Louis Cardinals in Triple-A Rule 5 draft
Tigers lose Efrain Nieves (LHP) to Toronto Blue Jays in Triple-A Rule 5 draft
Tigers select Eliezer Mesa (OF) from Oakland Athletics in Triple-A Rule 5 draft
After years of remaining mostly quiet in the Rule 5 draft while making big splashes at the Winter Meetings with trades and free agent signings, the Tigers reversed their tune this year, adding two players to the 40-man roster via trades from the Rule 5 Draft.
Kobernus is a speedy infielder that has played almost exclusively at second base since being drafted out of Cal in 2009, but was being viewed as a potential #2 hitter in the Nationals organization, before they elected to leave him unprotected. He'll likely compete for a reserve infielder role with the team, in addition to Ramon Santiago and Danny Worth.
Lobstein has been mostly effective as a starter for the Rays, but will likely be looked at for one of the two left-hander relief spots in the bullpen for the Tigers this spring.
In the Triple-A portion of the draft, the Tigers lost a pair of left-handers in Efrain Nieves and Jay Voss, while adding speedy outfielder Eliezer Mesa. Voss is still rehabbing in Lakeland from midseason surgery, but had potential prior to going under the knife. Nieves had a very good year at Connecticut, but has never pitched above A-ball and is 23 years old.
Mesa hit .255 across three levels for the Athletics last season, posting a .641 OPS with 25 stolen bases.
Posted by Wez, 12/06/12
Traded Andrew Oliver (LHP) to Pittsburgh in exchange for minor league catcher Ramon Cabrera
The organization had clearly soured on Oliver after another disappointing season in which he struggled to maintain consistency, or see any development with his breaking pitch or the control of his power fastball. The move provides Oliver with the chance for a fresh start. On the flip side, the Tigers acquirinig Cabrera is a bit of an odd exchange as well. The Tigers have already invested heavily in the position in recent years in the draft, and their big league starter is just 26-years old. Cabrera is not a high ceiling player, but does appear to make the upper levels of the farm system more crowded at catcher. A bit odd, but a relatively low impact move in all likelihood.
Posted by Wez, 12/06/12
Signed the following players to minor league contracts for 2013:
RHP Trevor Bell
RHP Cesar Carrillo
RHP Shane Dyer
RHP Shawn Hill
RHP Micah Kellogg
RHP David Kopp
RHP Victor Larez
RHP Carlos Monasterios
RHP Jesse Todd
LHP Jose Alvarez
LHP Ramon Garcia
LHP Efrain Nieves
C Brad Davis
IF Argenis Diaz
IF John Lindsey
1B Lance Durham
UT Marcus Lemon
UT Kevin Russo
UT Matt Tuiasosopo
In adding their list of minor league free agents, Tigers fans familiar with the farm system will see a number of familiar names, including returning veterans like Lemon and Durham, as well as Argenis Diaz, who has been solid at short for Toledo the past two years. Shawn Hill is a veteran that pitched for the Blue Jays both in 2010 and 2012 and could add depth in Toledo. Carlos Monasterios is another arm to watch, as he was solid for the Dodgers in 2010, before undergoing surgeries in 2011 and 2012 for Tommy John surgery and to repair his ulnar nerve.
Posted by Wez, 11/26/12
Release Ryan Raburn (UT)
Outright contract of Tyler Stohr (RHP) to Toledo
Purchase contract of Bruce Rondon (RHP) from Toledo and place on 40-man roster
Purchase contract of Melvin Mercedes (RHP) from Lakeland and place on 40-man roster
Purchase contract of Dixon Machado (SS) from Lakeland and place on 40-man roster
Acknowledging that adding Rondon was a no-brainer, the Tigers also elected to protect Mercedes and Machado from the Rule 5 draft, clearing space by officially releasing Raburn after his dismal 2012 season and outrighting Stohr after be again battled injury issues. Mercedes remains a high potential guy that the Tigers wanted to protect, while Machado is a classic case of trying to protect a player susceptible to being snagged and stashed on a roster as a utility infielder for a year. The risk on losing either was low, but given that the roster space was easily made available, it's a good decision to play it safe and protect both.
Posted by Wez, 11/20/12
Signed Torii Hunter (OF) to two-year, $26 million deal
Hunter quickly became a top priority for the Tigers, and the Tigers a top priority for Hunter as he quickly narrowed down his options, sought out Detroit, and agreed to the two-year deal within a day of his visit. Hunter had an outstanding 2012 season with the Angels, and while he might struggle to duplicate that performance, he'll provide the Tigers with a steady presence in right field and in the middle of the Tigers lineup.
Posted by Wez, 11/16/12


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In a showroom full of trophy winning street rods and investment grade muscle cars, there's something to be said about a fun hot rod, like this 1930 Ford Sedan, which has been built purely for the purpose of enjoyment. Sure, you can take it to a show and set it up next to the rest of the guys who just stare at their cars all day. Or you can modify its all steel body into something that, for better or most often for worse, places appearance above driver enjoyment at all costs. But as it sits, this Ford, with its modern, reliable V8 and classy, unaltered body is built to cruise and enjoy. And what's even better: you can have all that enjoyment for less than what some people are paying for showroom fresh mini-vans! So, if you're looking for a cool old hot rod to parade up and down Main Street this summer, we have your car!
It appears that this hot Ford sedan's smooth and solid steel body was super clean before its complete rebuild even started. But nonetheless, it was subjected to a full restoration which resulted in laser straight lines, a spectacular coat of bright blue urethane and a glossy clearcoat shell. One look down its sides reveals high quality workmanship that is top notch in every way; and a close look at its classy body panels reveals even surfaces that are free of ripples and major imperfections. Today, in its expertly restored state, this car is a banner show piece that celebrates the fusion of some of Ford's greatest design work and some of the best modern mechanical components money can buy.
When I'm at street rod shows amid a sea of brightly colored, over-the-top creations, I often find myself asking: "Why mess with a good thing?" And it's refreshing to see a restoration like this '30 Ford that, unlike most chopped up, modified or permanently altered pre-war cars, presents a clean, all steel body that is accentuated by trim and detail work which highlight its original virtues. At the front of the car, a chrome headlight bar props modern tri-bar headlights, which include trick integrated turn signal bulbs, in front of a correct stainless steel grille and a satin capped hood hinge. Behind that grille, full length fenders prop a louvered, four piece hood below a like-new windshield which is cleared by a short stainless wiper and framed by hammer finished steel trim. And at the top of the car, a ribbed steel roof hangs dark smoked glass above stylish chrome side mirrors, traditional chrome door handles, old school bear claw door hinges and stainless trimmed running boards. At the back of the car, an integrated fuel door rides at the side of an interior mounted center high mount stop lamp; and a familiar polished aluminum tag bracket is centered between correct chrome Ford Duolamp tail lights. Overall, this classic Ford street rod is in outstanding physical condition; and its timeless style is a testament to why these cars are so beloved by so many in the car enthusiast community.
Take a look under this sedan's traditional four piece steel hood and you'll find a thoroughly modern 302 cubic inch Ford small block V8 which is painted a pleasing shade of dark blue and decked in a nice combination of chrome and polished accessories. At the top of the engine, a polished air cleaner funnels wind into a chrome Edelbrock four barrel carburetor which is bolted to an Edelbrock Performer RPM aluminum intake. At the sides of that intake, factory heads prop great looking Ford Motorsports valve covers above refinished exhaust manifolds; and at the front of that intake, an aftermarket points distributor sends fire from a Flame Thrower coil to red Mallory Pro Sidewinder plug wires. Cooling is handled by a high performance aluminum radiator which sends water past a quick spinning electric fan and a chrome overflow tank to a complete set of chrome flex hoses. And charging is provided by a fresh V-belt which spins a slick chrome alternator between a full set of billet pulleys and a blue Sanden AC compressor. As with its highly detailed exterior panels, the engine bay of this sharp '30 Ford is very well-done and very impressive to look at. And everything from the stainless hood brace to the chrome tubing on its heater hoses is fully sorted and ready to hit the road!
Underneath this cool cruiser you'll find a modern chassis that's fully sorted and ready to go! A rugged 3-speed automatic transmission sends power to a stout 10 bolt rear end which does an excellent job of transferring all of the small block's power to the pavement. And all the car's excellent hardware is bolted to a solid frame which is sandwiched between stainless hardware and clean floor pans. Quick stops are provided by familiar front disc and rear drum brakes. And a killer soundtrack is provided by a 2.5 inch true dual exhaust system which runs from the car's refinished manifolds to great sounding Xlerator turbo mufflers and mandrel bent turn downs. At the corners of the car, classic 15 inch Cragar S/S wheels spin 215/65 front and 235/75 rear General Altimax RT tires. And everything from this hot rod Ford's solid floor pan to its blue oil pan is clean and ready to hit the road.
Take a look inside this awesome Ford and you'll find a spectacular tan leather interior that is definitely one of the main highlights of the car. Plush, custom pleated seats feature power adjustable lumbar support under great looking blue accents which perfectly match the car's exterior paint. At the sides of those seats, custom, four color leather door panels, which are equipped chrome window cranks, chrome door handles and integrated stainless trim, hang between custom leather side panels. And below those seats, like-new black carpet and tan leather trim anchors a long Lokar shifter between a chrome emergency brake handle and polished foot pedals. At the front of the car, a painted and leather wrapped dash hangs a billet gauge pod with a full set of VDO gauges between hardware for the car's air conditioning, a stylish billet aluminum rearview mirror, and a chrome trimmed tilt windshield. At the top of the car, a custom stainless trimmed headliner begins at a modern, MP3 compatible Pioneer CD player and flows all the way to the rear window. And at the back of the car, two large speakers, which do a great job of dispersing the CD player's rich sound, ride below more custom tan leather panels. Rounding out this first rate interior is a polished, four spoke steering wheel which spins a color keyed rim around a color keyed tilt steering column.
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Hey guys! I'm still a little new to Linux. I've been trying to find a way to update Ettercap because I've had a issue with DNS spoofing not working correctly. I was suggested by another member to try this solution:
The issue lies at step 6:Code:1) First get the ettercap from here. http://ettercap.sourceforge.net/downloads.html 2) Untar it. tar -xzf ettercap-0.7.4.tar.gz 3) Get the libnet from here. http://linux.softpedia.com/progDownload/...10275.html 4) Untar libnet. tar -xzf libnet-18.104.22.168.tar.gz 5) Cd to the extracted directory. cd libnet ./configure make make install libnet will be installed. 6) Now lets install the dependencies for ettercap. apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev libpango1.0-dev 7) After that cd to the ettercap directory. cd ettercap ./configure make make install If step #7 completed without any problems/errors then you are good to go. A restart is recommended
apt-get install libgtk2.0-dev libpango1.0-dev
Even if I try to skip that step, after doing the ./configure and I get to the "make" step once in the ettercap folder I'm prompted withCode:Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have requested an impossible situation or if you are using the unstable distribution that some required packages have not yet been created or been moved out of Incoming. The following information may help to resolve the situation: The following packages have unmet dependencies: libgtk2.0-dev: Depends: libgtk2.0-0 (= 2.20.1-0ubuntu2) but 2.20.1-0ubuntu2.1 is to be installed Depends: libxi-dev (>= 1:1.0.1-4) but it is not going to be installed E: Broken packages
root@bt:~/ettercap# make
I would appreciate any advice. If I need to provide any information I'll be sure to post it here. Thank you very much for your help in advance!Code:make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.


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Maroon 5 to release new single 'Maps' on June 16
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Oh Maroon 5, you've been missed.
In 2012, the band Maroon 5, released their fourth studio album, Overexposed. Everybody remembers that album, it brought so many hits to the charts, such as songs like "Payphone (featuring Wiz Khalifa)," "Daylight," "One More Night," and "Love Somebody." Since then, the band has been on a hiatus. Sure, we got to the lead singer, Adam Levine, on NBC's "The Voice," but new music from M5 is the real deal.
Last month (May 18), the band announced that their fifth studio album V is set to be released on September 2. The band will be touring this summer. With all of this Maroon 5 excitement, let's talk more of the 'real deal.' The band just announced details about their new single and revealed the cover art and the release date. The first single off their new album V is titled "Maps," and will release on June 16.


text: Cluster Resources Newsletter – August 2006 Optimizing your Compute Resources __________________________________________________ www.ClusterResources.com/aug06 __________________________________________________ NEWS/ANNOUNCEMENTS 1.Cluster Resources Wins Largest Cluster and Grid Management Contract in History - Provides Moab Site License to the World's Leading Supercomputing Organization (U.S. Department of Energy) 2.Cluster Resources Attending GridWorld in Washington D.C. Sept. 12-13 3.New Version of Moab Access Portal, 4.5.0, to be Released in September 4.DID YOU KNOW: Become a Hosting Center With Moab - Rent Out Resources ******************************************************** Cluster Resources Wins Largest Cluster and Grid Management Contract in History — Provides Moab Site License to the World's Leading Supercomputing Organization (U.S. Department of Energy) Cluster Resources, Inc. announced earlier this month that the Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration's (NNSA) Advanced Simulation and Computing Program selected Cluster Resources' Moab workload and resource management software as a standard for use across NNSA's high-performance computing systems. The Advanced Simulation and Computing Program (ASC) unites the high performance computing expertise and capabilities of the national labs responsible for ensuring the safety, security and reliability of the nation's stockpile of nuclear weapons without testing. ASC, also known as Tri-Labs consists of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) and Sandia National Laboratories. ASC currently has the number 1, 3, 6 and 9 largest systems in the TOP500 Supercomputing list, as well as dozens of other systems equating to approximately 25% of the TOP500's total CPU count (www.top500.org). "Cluster Resources is honored to be selected by ASC," said David Jackson, CEO of Cluster Resources, Inc. "There is no organization in the world which matches the technical expertise and scope of compute systems found at ASC in terms of scalability and architectural complexity." This agreement brings two industry leaders together. ASC is widely acknowledged for their leadership in successfully deploying next-generation massive architectures, networks and storage solutions, as well as their research and expertise in scalable middleware. Cluster Resources provides industry leadership in intelligent workload and resource management that orchestrates compute, network, and storage resources, in order to maximize utilization, availability and responsiveness. The ASC/Cluster Resources partnership will push innovation boundaries for the Supercomputing / High Performance Computing (HPC) industry on both current and future leadership-class systems. "Partnerships such as this one are a key element of the ASC Program's success in pushing the frontiers of high performance scientific computing," said Brian Carnes, Service and Development Division leader at LLNL. "Only by working with leading innovators in HPC can we develop and maintain the large scale systems and increasingly complex simulation environments vital to our national security missions." To read the press release in its entirety, visit http://www.clusterresources.com/asc ******************************************************** Cluster Resources Attending GridWorld in Washington D.C. Come and discuss the future of grids with Cluster Resources. Cluster Resources will have a booth at the GridWorld Exhibit Showcase in Washington D.C. on September 12 and 13. If you are attending this event, we invite you to come by our booth and interact with Cluster Resources staff, see how you can quickly and easily migrate to a grid environment with Moab, view grid technology demos, and learn about evaluating Moab Grid Suite. The booth is located in Room 151, Booth 20. For those who have not registered and are still thinking about attending, contact us and as a friend of Cluster Resources, we can provide you with a 20% discount on the registration cost. 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Additionally, Cluster Resources eradicated possible security vulnerabilities, improved the memory footprint, and fixed other small bugs. Moab Access Portal provides universally accessible job submission to Moab Workload Manager and empowers end users with Web-based job submission, an intuitive graphical interface and the other tools they need to track and manage their own workload. Cluster Resources encourages all Moab users to take advantage of the new Access Portal features, patches and upgrades. Download information can be found by checking http://www.clusterresources.com/map ******************************************************** DID YOU KNOW: Become a Hosting Center With Moab - Rent Out Resources Moab Hosting Suite allows high performance computing sites to generate extra income by renting out resources. 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Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by CATCH17, Nov 29, 2012.
Hell's ya. The Poppinga pandemic!
There are stages of practice, I'm sure in that same day they were going full speed at some point but blowing a guy up when he's expecting a body thud is just lame.
Having a few loose canons in the locker room can be a good thing. However, there is nothing admirable about one player practicing at one speed while the rest of the team is following coaches instructions to practice at a different speed. That does nothing but increase the chance of injury. Anyone who's played a team sport at ANY level can relate...
I get it.
Maybe I am just tired of the "softness" of this entire team. There is NO ONE with a bad attitude. Just someone (anyone) who wakes up pissed and wants to make someone else pay for the mistake of being in his face... Mad dog mean. There is nothing "killer" about this team. Just butterflies and puppies. Feel me?
Please.. stop. If you have the pads on.. you should expect to hit and be hit. If you arn't, you arn't preparing for Sunday very well.
Maybe that's why this team never seems to be very physical on gameday.
I loved the Vickers signing, but.. "we don't practice that way"??
Really?? That's bs.
We could really use a guy like him, I mean his name lol Poppinga sounds cray,
Yep. That could be why it takes them so long to get going in the games. They have to get punched in the mouth before they wake up. I'd rather they did the punching.
I do too but it might be a little too late.
As much as I like hearing what he said, let's not forget he is only here because we lost yet another stud ILB. Perspective.
That's fine for Poppinga to feel like that, but I believe he doesn't understand the rules of contact as set by the CBA.
People probably want to make this out as "look how soft the Cowboys are," but no team is allowed to do all the "popping" that some players would like to do.
I'm sorry, but that's just not the way the NFL works anymore, even if we wish otherwise. Players safety is paramount, so rules are in place to limit the amount of actual hitting.
Teams get fined for such things now.
Maybe he was just showing Vickers how to block.....
wish all of them had part of his attitude.
So u think the winning strategy is to allow guys to come in off the street and go full contact with a starter who is injured?
Outstanding philosophy.
I hope he tackled Murray below the knees also, then we will be in great shape.
Yep this team sure does need a few Haley's around. A crazy **'er that keeps everyone on edge...we definitely do not have that. On the Jimmy teams we had Haley, Larry Allen, Eric Big E Williams to name a few of the nasties. Players around the league were would crap their pants when they knew they had to face Williams and Allen. With those two it was a WAR.
Michael Irvin was another Crazy F. It is so easy to just keep going down the list, amazing. Name one crazy F on our current team...Maybe Sean Lee.
Oh, Vickers did have that one grab vs the Brown on 3rd down that we absolutely had to have.
Vickers has been an enormous bust.
"Warm tea drinking". :laugh2:
Kinda dissed myself because I drink warm tea haha
Please tell me what rule from the CBA tells us that the Cowboys weren't allowed to practice full speed in pads during that session.
Is Vickers injured? Why the heck is he practicing then?
Yes, i think players should be allowed to go full contact in practice.
If you don't think they should.. maybe you'd prefer watching Dancing With The Stars?
***** ****** people.. now we're *****ing because guys are going "full contact" in practice? Are you kidding me?


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Opera Thrives in Russia, Belarus
Norway's Opera Software is moving beyond its browsers to launch a subscription-based service in Russia called "Unlimited Music". The country is a key market for the Opera Mini browser which improves web access when mobile data speeds are poor.
The new service is intended to make music available simply and affordably via both smartphones and feature phones. It will cost about $5 a month for unlimited downloads, except for users of iOS devices who will only be able to stream music because of the operating system's restrictions, according to The Next Web which quotes from Russian-language site Vedomosti.
Russia is the first market for Opera Software's music service, but if the demand is sufficient, other countries will follow, said [Opera's business development director in Russia, Artem] Zinovyev. Opera Mini, available for Android, iOS, Symbian, and featurephones, holds an impressive 52.5% share among mobile browsers in the country.
The Russian market for music services like the Opera's one is fairly small. The Opera's most obvious rival there would be the Music app from Yandex, available on iOS devices. The monthly subscription for it costs $6,99, and it has managed to overcome iOS restrictions, allowing users to download music.
Apple's iTunes music store is not yet available in Russia.
Meanwhile, Quartz looks at Belarus, where Opera is not just successful on cellphones, but on desktops too. In fact, according to StatCounter, it is the only country in the world where Opera is the most popular desktop browser.
[Belarus] remains a largely socialist state with the infrastructure to match, including a state-run communications monopoly, Beltelcom. "One of the main reasons why Opera has a large market share in Belarus is because of the Internet infrastructure in the country; it was pretty bad a few years ago," Espen André Øverdahl, one of Opera's community managers wrote in an email, pointing to features that allow users to strip out images and other bandwidth-gobbling web extras…
It's not just the desktop version, either. Anyone wanting to use mobile internet in Belarus before 2010 had to use Opera Mini, which was designed for phones that couldn't support a regular web browser, because the first Android phones weren't imported until that year and iPhones weren't allowed until last year…
And although its competitors (especially Chrome) have now largely caught up, it also can't have hurt that Opera was an early leader in security features like encryption.
The Next Web: Unlimited Music: Opera Software launches its music download service in Russia
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Consecration of St. Nicholas Orthodox ChurchSaturday, September 22, 2007
We are collecting a wonderful assortment of pictures of the Consecration of St. Nicholas Church conducted on Saturday, September 22, 2007. Metropolitan Joseph was with us to celebrate this great feast and blessing in our lives. Please see some of the sights of this special day.
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The Clergy put on aprons Metropolitan Joseph in front of open Altar frame
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Darla Moore School of Business professor named fellow
Dr. Rob Ployhart, an associate professor of management at the Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina, has been named a fellow of the Society of Industrial and Organizational Psychology.
The SIOP is a division of the American Psychological Association and an organizational affiliate of the Association for Psychological Science. To be named a fellow, scholars must have made outstanding contributions to the field.
Ployhart, a leading expert in staffing, personnel selection and recruitment, has written two books. His research is featured in top journals and human-resource publications. He has served on the editorial board of six scholarly journals. He has received professional awards and honors from SIOP and the Human Resource Division of the Academy of Management for his research contributions. In 2009, he earned the American Psychological Association's Distinguished Scientific Award for Early Career Contribution to Psychology.


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[Sequel to Empty Bargains] After figuring out Jason...
Empty Bargains [Jason McCann]
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Delas Frères cultivates vineyards on the steep granite slopes of the northern Rhône, in some of the region's most prestigious appellations. Additional grapes are supplied through long-term agreements with southern Rhone growers dedicated to providing only top quality grapes.
Crafted by winemaker Jacques Grange to epitomize finesse and elegance, recent Delas Frères vintages from the vineyards of Hermitage, Crozes-Hermitage, Chateauneuf-du-Pape, Côte Rôtie, Condrieu, Côtes-du-Rhône and Côtes-du-Ventoux have won renewed praise for their intensity of flavor and excellent value. View all Delas Freres Wines
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About France - Other regionsWhen it comes to wine, France is a classic. Classic blends, grapes and styles began in the country and they still remain. Think about it - people ask for a Burgundian style Pinot Noir, they refer to wines as Bordeaux or Rhone blends - Champagne even had to pass a law to stop international wineries from putting their region on the label of all sparkling wine.
The top regions of France are: Bordeaux, Burgundy, Champagne, Languedoc-Roussillon, Loire, Rhone. And these regions are so diverse! It makes sense that wine regions throughout the world try to emulate their style. Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah are no longer French varieties, but international varieties. They may not be the leader of cutting edge technology or value-priced wines, but there is no doubt that they are still producing wines of great quality and diversity.


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Woodbine Falls - Live @ Ears and Gears
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Saturday, January 26, 2013 at 7:00 PM
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Saturday, January 26, 7pm
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Once a month, Ears and Gears Studio presents a unique opportunity for music fans to participate in a live, intimate music performance series, Live at Ears and Gears. This free, RSVP only event exposes audiences to up and coming artists in a professional studio environment.
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Million Dollar Bail Remains For Accused Wife Killer
A Utah judge has refused to lower bail, for an Orem man accused of killing his wife, to collect $878,000 in life insurance money.
The judge rejected Conrad Truman's defense attorneys' request, to reduce the bail from $1-million.
Truman, 31, is being held in the Utah County Jail. His next court appearance is scheduled for the end of October.
Police spent months gathering evidence against Truman. He was finally arrested nine months after his wife Heidi was shot to death.


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SIZE in the Park lineup revealed!
Listen to Steve Angello on iHeartRadio
Steve Angello and his size family are returning to Central Park in New York City for his 2-day Size In The Park event at the end of September. Who will be joining him in the park this year? He has finally revealed the lineup!
Helping to bring Size to Central Park once again on September 27th & 28th, will be AN21 & Max Vangeli, Arno Cost, Third Party, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Tim Mason, and Trent Cantrelle.
[Listen to Size Radio every Friday at 11 p.m. ET on Evolution]
After 10 years, Size matters more than ever! Check out which artists are performing on what days:
Friday, September 27
Steve Angello
AN21 & Max Vangeli
Arno Cost
Third Party
Saturday, September 28
Steve Angello
Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano
Tim Mason
Trent Cantrelle
A special stagefront experience created and operated by Provocateur will be a part of Size in the Park to provide the finest hospitality.
This is a big year for Steve Angello and his label Size has it reaches its 10 year anniversary. A lot of new music has been released from the label this year, including some of Steve's own work. He is currently finishing up his highly anticipated artist album Wild Youth - will he debut some of his new music at Size in the Park?
Tickets go on sale Friday 8/9 at 12 p.m. ET at www.sizeinthepark.com.


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The Sacramento Mountains Radio Club is a group of amateur radio operators who operate in and around the Sacramento Mountains of south-central New Mexico. The club maintains communications throughout the area by operating a linked repeater system and meets regularly both on-the-air, and face-to-face. This website provides information about the club, hosts a calendar for club and area events, provides a technical library covering a variety of amateur radio topics, and forums for meeting and discussion of numerous topics.
The Sacramento Mountains Radio Club was originally conceived by Reg Duncan, W5UWY, and Howard Shiplett, KD5BZF, and proposed to local area amateur radio operators as a way to facilitate augmentation of local emergency services amateur communications in the mountain communities, as well as provide expanded amateur communications during non-emergency conditions. The core focus of the Club has been to train amateur radio operators, promote amateur radio, and support the Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES). The club was officially established October 10, 2005.
The Sacramento Mountains of New Mexico are comprised of approximately 1.1 million acres of thick conifer National Forest interspersed with private land and residences. The elevation of the area varies between 4500' MSL to over 12,000' MSL. The area contains several thousand miles of unimproved roadways which can, at times, be very difficult to traverse. Average snowfall in the mountains is over 60 inches per year. The ruggedness and remote nature of the mountain terrain make conventional communication systems sporadic, and quite often simply non-existent. Gaps in government-run emergency communications systems have been mitigated for licensed volunteers and first-responders by implementation of the SMRC linked repeater system.
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PHOTO GALLERY: Southeast Academy's Morning Drill
NORWALK - It's 7 a.m. on Friday morning and the students of Southeast Academy High School are lined up in formation, ready for inspection.
Boots must be shined and uniforms neatly pressed. Boys are required to be cleanly shaven and girls must have their hair pulled back in a tight bun.
Higher-ranking students check to make sure their classmates have done their homework.
Cadet Sonny Leos, an 18-year-old senior in charge of inspecting his platoon, runs his hand over a freshman subordinate's crew cut.
"You're hair's too long," Leos shouts. "Make sure you get a haircut over the weekend!"
With its morning drills, rigid rules and students dressed in military fatigues, Southeast Academy in Norwalk might look like a private military school to first-time visitors.
But the academy at 12940 Foster Road is actually a public school that is part of the Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District and neighboring John Glenn High School. Next year it will be an independent high school and no longer part of John Glenn.
Funded through Norwalk La-Mirada Unified, the school is a career technical school designed to prepare students for jobs in law enforcement, the military, fire sciences and related fields.
Master Sgt. Marty Schafer, the school's director, said students who choose to come here are highly motivated teens looking for direction and structure.
The school has just over 200 students in grades 9 through 12.
"This is definitely not a scared straight program for students with discipline problems," Schafer said. "The students who come here really want to be here. They're thinking about careers in law enforcement or the military, or they want to go to college."
The academy was founded in 2001 as an extension of a Regional Occupation Program - career technical education - for juniors and seniors in the ABC Unified School District. The school started with just 16 students but quickly grew, Schafer said.
In 2007, the school was looking to expand to a larger campus and found a home in Norwalk through Norwalk-La Mirada Unified.
This year, Southeast Academy added its first freshman class. Schafer said school organizers at first were reluctant to open the campus to ninth-graders, believing the environment might be too tough for younger teens. But so far, the freshman are doing well, he said.
Freshman Louis Salinas, 14, said he chose to attend Southeast Academy this year to help him prepare for a career as a Navy SEAL.
"It's been a little bit of an adjustment. The hardest part is getting yelled at all the time," he said. "But I like it here. It gives me discipline."
Schafer said prospective students must go through a rigorous interview process before they are accepted. Only the most motivated and eager are chosen.
"If a student is slightly hesitant we don't want them," said Schafer, who served in the Marine Corps for 20 years before becoming an educator. "We're not going to force them to fit into the culture of the school."
While the school prepares students for careers in law enforcement and military, only about 10 percent actually go on to those types of careers, he said, adding that most students go on to college.
Much like an army, the school is organized into six platoons and two companies.
Senior Leslie Bravo, 18, who rose through the ranks to become a commander, said the school has given her the leadership skills she needs to go on to college and become a nurse.
"It might not be for everyone, but for me, it's made a big difference in my life," she said.
Following a morning drill of strict homework checks and uniform inspections, students march off to class where they combine career technical education with regular core curriculum.
The school has a point system by which the best-behaved students can advance to higher rankings. The highest-ranking students are responsible for making sure others follow the rules.
Like the military, students who don't follow the rules could be subject to pushups, running laps or an old-fashioned yelling from their superiors.
Norwalk parents Humberto and Mireya Castello said they were at first apprehensive when their daughter Ashley, 17, asked to attend the school. But Ashley has been thriving in the strict environment.
She recently moved up the ranks and now supervises other students. She plans to go on to a career in the military, her parents said.
"She took to the yelling right away," Humberto Castillo said, with a chuckle. "Every day she's excited to go to school, and we're very proud."
For information visit www.southeastacademy.org.
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By Eric D. Williams The News Tribune
RENTON — At 6-1 and 234 pounds, Chris Harper is a physical receiver who packs a punch.
And that's something Seattle Seahawks receivers coach Kippy Brown is looking forward to watching on Sundays.
"I love his size and strength," Brown said. "Big guys with athletic ability are hard to cover. And he's certainly that."
A converted quarterback who has played receiver for three seasons, Harper relied on his size and athletic ability at Kansas State, finishing with 58 catches for 857 yards and three touchdowns his final season for the Wildcats.
"It helps me a lot," Harper said. "DB's are not used to seeing guys at 230 (pounds) playing receiver. There's not too many guys in the league that are that big. So it gives me an advantage, as far as at the point of attack when the ball's in the air, giving them an extra nudge. When they want to get into pushing matches, I usually come out on top."
Now Harper, Seattle's fourth-round pick in this year's draft, is working on the other part — learning the playbook so route combinations and route adjustments become second nature.
Harper said the transition has been eased by his experience in the Senior Bowl, working with Oakland's offensive coaching staff. The Raiders run a West Coast-style of offense similar to Seattle.
Harper also has leaned on second-year pro Phil Bates, who spent most of the season on Seattle's practice squad last season, and is participating in this weekend's minicamp.
"It's hard when you're thinking about doing so much," Harper said. "This is my first time out here being in this system. So just actually knowing it, and learning the schemes where you don't have to think about it, but just go out there and do it."
The Seahawks are stacked at receiver, with Sidney Rice, Percy Harvin, Golden Tate and Doug Baldwin. So Harper's first chance to contribute likely will be on special teams.
But Brown says he's willing to be patient.
"He's coming," Brown said. "He's learning. This is a whole new deal for him, especially learning the offense. There's a lot of thinking going on. So he practiced faster today than he did yesterday. … It's just a learning deal. When he gets it, it's no different than anybody else we've had. He'll speed up. But athletically, he's what we thought he was."
So far, Seattle head coach Pete Carroll has liked what he's seen from Harper.
"He caught the ball beautifully," Carroll said. "He really has great hands. That's what we had seen."
Veltung shines
Slowed during his senior season at the University of Idaho because of a turf toe issue, receiver Justin Veltung didn't garner much attention by NFL scouts leading up to this year's draft.
In eight games, Veltung finished with just 16 catches for 166 yards for the Vandals.
The result was an invitation from the Seattle Seahawks to participate in the team's rookie minicamp as a tryout player after turning some heads at the Seattle's local pro day in April.
And so far, the Puyallup High School graduate has made the most of his opportunity, making several nice grabs for big gains in the first two days of camp.
"He's a smart guy," Brown said. "He knows what to do. He doesn't make very many mistakes, and so far he's been real reliable catching the football. So we'll see."
Speed has never been an issue for the 5-10, 183-pound Veltung. He ran a 4.46-second, 40-yard time at his pro day.
Veltung also finished as Idaho's all-time leader in kick return yards (1,743), so he adds some versatility with his ability to return punts and kicks.
"Obviously I'd like to get signed by the Hawks, and just become the best player I can, honestly," Veltung said. "And if I don't make it here, make it somewhere. But I'd love to make it here overall, with the hometown team."


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On the Hill: Today's Vail Mountain ski report with video
December 24, 2012
Brought to you by The Steadman Clinic and the Steadman Philippon Research Institute.
Vail official report: 0″ new snow, 22″ mid-mountain base, 111″ total snowfall this season
Weather:Some high cloud cover today, but temps are still nice.
Liftline status: Nothing anywhere that we found
Run of the day: Gandy Dancer was groomed
Breakdown: It's a little cloudier today, making visibility poor in the shaded areas. Vail safety week continues, and with less crowds, it certainly makes it safer out there. Mornings are also safer as it gets more icy the further the day goes and the more the groom gets scraped off. Don't let the clouds fool you, you'll still need sunscreen today as those UV rays are certainly penetrating our atmosphere.
Snowcast: A few storms are on the way over the course of the next five days, but if we get 6 inches out it them we'll be lucky.
On the Hill is shot with a GoPro HERO3 Silver Edition.


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Metal bands cover Florence + The Machine songs
Listen to Florence + The Machine on iHeartRadio
Sumerian Records is adding a little more metal to Florence's Machine. The label has gathered a group of metal acts to cover songs by Florence and the Machine for an album dubbed Florence and the Sphinx after the Sumerian logo.
Stick to You Guns' cover Florence's breakout hit "Dog Days Are Over," while Ben Bruce of Asking Alexandria takes on "Shake It Out" from her sophomore album Ceremonials. All but one of the tracks come from Ceremonials, which Sumerian co-founder Ash Avildsen calls one of the "most timeless records to come out in years," and also one of the heaviest in terms of how the songs make you feel.
Other contributing bands include Periphery, Come the Dawn, Miss Fortune, and more. Florence and the Sphinx is due out May 13th.
Check the full track list below:
01 – Periphery – "Only If For A Night"
02 – Stick To Your Guns – "Dog Days Are Over"
03 – Ben Bruce (Asking Alexandria) – "Shake It Out"
04 – Darkest Hour – "Spectrum"
05 – Miss Fortune – "No Light, No Light"
06 – Fever Dreamer – "Leave My Body"
07 – Born of Osiris – "Seven Devils"
08 – Come the Dawn – "What The Water Gave Me"
09 – Upon A Burning Body – "Lover To Lover"
10 – Mike Semesky (Intervals/Raunchy) – "Heartlines" (feat. Aleka Farha)
11 – Dead Letter Circus – "Remain Nameless"
12 – City In The Sea – "All This And Heaven Too"
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With close to 600 food reviews across several different websites (Zabihah, Yelp, Google, JustSayGo, etc.) many consider me to be one of the most Prolific Halal Food reviewers online today!I have a large collection of pictures (mainly taken from my iPhone) of my favorite food dishes on Facebook and twitter. Many people enjoy seeing and commenting on my latest food photo online, so I decided to pick a few of my favorites from 2010 and post them here on my blog. I have … [Read more...]
2010 Food in Review
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NEW YORK CITY --Kraft Foods Group Inc. today cut prices of its Maxwell House and Yuban coffees by around 6%. The move follows a price reduction by rival J.M. Smucker Co., announced earlier this week. Both companies said declines in prices for green coffee prompted the reductions.
Kraft's price-cutting initiative does not extend to its premium brands like Gevalia. A spokesman for Kraft said Gevalia has been competitively priced since the brand's roast and ground prices were cut by about 10% in May 2012.
Futures of arabica coffee, the world's most cultivated and consumed variety, have declined almost 30% over the past year, because of a record harvest from Brazil, the source of about one-third of the world's coffee.
U.S. food companies had raised prices in 2011, when arabica futures surged above $3 a pound. Futures are now trading around $1.40 a pound.


text: If you ever wanted to know how Tori Spelling manages to stay under 100 pounds, despite her 10 pound breasts, Star Magazine says it is because she pops Vicodin and Hillbilly Heroin like candy and washes it down with booze to get her calories. She claims they were prescribed for her migraines. Yeah, and I'm sure that if they were prescribed someone hopefully told her she could die if she washes them down with booze. The article uses one of her friends as a source. That same friend says that Tori has enough pills to share and offered her friend a variety of different narcotics during a recent lunch. At her house, Tori has bottles filled with all these drugs. With having such a small frame, she must be half-wasted most of the time if she is boozing and pill popping throughout the day. I'm actually surprised she is able to function enough to do anything with her kids or make pap appointments or film her reality show. Then again, she has pretty much had that same kind of vacant look since she was on 90210. I hope she keeps them out of reach of her kids.


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Attorneys For Trayvon Martin's Family Express Disappointment In Zimmerman Verdict
(Sanford, FL) -- Attorneys for the family of Trayvon Martin are calling the verdict in the George Zimmerman murder trial in Florida a great misfortune. Attorney Ben Crump said Martin's family expresses their heartfelt gratitude to everyone who went to a rally or wore a hoodie and said "I am Trayvon." Crump said Martin will go down in history with others like Emmitt Till as a symbol for the fight for equal justice for all. Crump closed by saying that in order for Martin to rest in peace, quote, "we must all be peaceful."


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Ball State University has an Automated Course Transfer System (ACTS) available on the website that will allow you to see how previous work you have completed will transfer into the program(s) you are interested in at BSU. Click on the ACTS Guide for instruction on how to use the system or go directly to the website to begin the process.
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The Download App is a free application from Download.com that helps keep the software on your Windows computer up-to-date, as well as clean up the junk that accumulates on your system over time. Using the software catalog that powers Download.com, the Download App provides secure, spyware-free software updates. The Download App scans your computer and notifies you when updates are available for the software you have installed. Software updates contain new features and patches that make your computer more secure. You can also use the Download App to remove unwanted software from your computer using the Uninstall feature, and clean up the junk files that might be slowing your computer down using the Utilities features. The Download App makes it easy to keep track of all your software updates in one place.
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