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I intend to offer these services for a modest, and fair, transaction fee. I believe this will be a service of great benefit to the EW Vendor community, the public at large, and will help support my efforts in the maintenance and hosting of EW.
I expect to be able to get this up in the next week or so
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After a bit of research, and some inspection, I was able to tweak the database configuration (Percona MySQL 5.5), on the new server, which decreased load time, and reduced MySQL CPU utilization by a rather remarkable degree… The slowness of the site had me worried that I would have to spin up a separate server to handle the database immediately–though I do plan to do exactly that around a February to March timeline as well as replace this current server with a MUCH stronger one. After watching it perform I think we are ok for now…
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On Nov 11, Jack Marshak, one of our Etheric Warriors, produced the first interview of the Etheric Warriors Radio Hour with a brilliant interview of Carol Croft (crystalinsights.net) and Dooney (donebydooney.com) both Etheric Warrior Psychics Extraordinaire. Check out the interview at Jack Marshak's EW Radio Hour.
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With ancient Indian art and traditions housed in this place of worship, as well as deities and motifs representing the sacred faith and beliefs of a people dating back over 8,500 years, this London attraction is possibly the most important Indian museums in London.
The BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Museum includes the "Understanding Hinduism" exhibition - a permanent feature spread over 3000 sq ft on the ground floor and covering the origin and beliefs of Hinduism through visual effects, paintings, tableaux and traditional craftwork.
The largest Hindu temple outside India, BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir features huge dioramas and panels leading you through a journey of discovery like no other.
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Rock Hill, S.C. – The Brevard College women's basketball team was picked to finish ninth in the Pre-Season South Atlantic Women's Basketball Coaches Poll announced Wednesday morning at the 2008-09 South Atlantic Conference Basketball Media Day hosted in Hickory, N.C.
The Tornados, who will be under the direction of new head coach Shannon Reid, are in their first season as both full NCAA Division II and South Atlantic Conference members and are eligible to compete for championship tournament play.
Last season, the Tornados were 8-19 overall as BC competed in the SAC as provisional members.
Tusculum College, which returns all five starters from last year's squad that won the South Atlantic Conference championship and advanced to the NCAA Tournament for the first time in school history, is the pick to win the 2008-09 title.
Tusculum received seven first-place votes and 79 total points.
The Pioneers also led the way with three selections to the preseason All-Conference team. Returning All-American Stephany Neptune is joined on the first team by Ashli Oliver, the SAC's all-time leader in 3-pointers made, and point guard Jasmine Gunn, the 2007-08 SAC Freshman of the Year.
Wingate University, the 2008 Food Lion SAC Tournament championship team, is picked to finish second. Wingate finished last season ranked 10th and return 11 letterwinners off that squad. The Bulldogs advanced to the Elite Eight in 2008 and return the 2008 Player of the Year and SAC Female Athlete of the Year in guard Anna Atkinson. Erica Crumlin, who led the SAC in blocked shots last year, was named to the preseason All-Conference second team.
Carson-Newman College is picked to finish third. The Lady Eagles received 51 points.
Returning All-Conference selection Shari Buford starts on the season on the preseason All-Conference first team. Ashley Tipton, one of the league's top three-point shooters, was named to the second team.
Lenoir-Rhyne University is picked to finish fourth. The Bears picked up 49 points.
The Bears bring back 11 letter winners from last season, including the starting backcourt combo of Amber Holt and Jami Safrit. Holt led the team in scoring and assists last season and was named to the preseason All-Conference first team. Safrit was third on the team in scoring and led the Bears in steals and was named to the preseason All-Conference second team.
Mars Hill College received 45 points for fifth place in the coaches poll.
Jessica Blanford, who averaged 12.9 points and 4.8 rebounds last season, was named to the preseason All-Conference second team.
Newberry College is sixth in the poll with 39 points. Newberry will be under the direction of first-year coach Sean Page.
Catawba College received 34 points for seventh place.
Lincoln Memorial University received 25 points for eighth place. The Lady Railsplitters also have a new coach in Stephanie Smith, but also bring back junior forward Andi Winney, who averaged 14 points and 6.7 rebounds per game last season and was named to the preseason All-Conference second team.
2008-09 Women's Coaches Preseason Poll
Team (first-place) Total
1. Tusculum (7) 79
2. Wingate (2) 72
3. Carson-Newman 51
4. Lenoir-Rhyne 49
5. Mars Hill 45
6. Newberry 39
7. Catawba 34
8. Lincoln Memorial 25
9. Brevard 11
Women's Preseason All-Conference
First Team
Shari Buford, Carson-Newman
Amber Holt, Lenoir-Rhyne
Jasmine Gunn, Tusculum
Stephany Neptune, Tusculum
Ashli Oliver, Tusculum
Anna Atkinson, Wingate
Second Team
Ashley Tipton, Carson-Newman
Denise Moore, Lenoir-Rhyne
Jami Safrit, Lenoir-Rhyne
Andi Winney, Lincoln Memorial
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As any large, multigenerational black family can attest, no generation gap cuts deeper than the one between fans of old-school R&B and their hip-hop-loving kids. Folks who once felt confident enough to bust a move on the Soul Train dance line can be made to feel about as limber as Christopher Reeve once their teens start showing off the new club moves.
Alex Santamaria, program director and drive-time jock on KAJM, "Arizona's jammin' R&B," effectively bridges that gap by shrewdly peppering the station's boomer-skewed playlist of classic Motown and cruisin' slow jams with songs that reveal the source of current hip-hop's most sampled beats. The kids in the back seat won't hear the Beyoncé/Jay-Z hit "Crazy in Love" on KAJM, but they might hear the 1970 Chi-Lites platter "Are You My Woman," from which Beyoncé's hit lifts its propulsive horn riff. Santamaria, a longtime player in the Valley R&B scene (he helped program AM powerhouse KQ in the '80s), also allows himself to share in the uncoolness foisted on his listeners by humorously mishandling current slang and copping to his own dance-floor ineptness -- even while coolly cueing up that old Gap Band jam that Ashanti lifted for her latest CD.
Readers' Choice: Dave Pratt
We probably shouldn't admit this, but we were in hot pursuit of a vinyl LP by the Love Generation, a 1960s pseudo-psychedelic rock band no one's ever heard of -- including most of the local record dealers we visited. (One of them tried to sell us a Love album; if we want Arthur Lee, we'll ask for him!) Finally, we headed for Memory Lane, all the while humming that musical question, "Why didn't we start there in the first place?" The Lane's specialty has long been out-of-print records, tapes and compact discs, but we hadn't wandered its aisles in a while -- a mistake we won't be making anytime soon. Not only did we leave with three Love Gen LPs (the forgotten band's entire output), but the clerk tipped us off to a non-LP 45 by the group and recommended a couple of other similarly obscure ensembles. But not before we'd browsed nearly 120,000 LPs and singles, lingering for almost an hour over the colossal jazz vocalists section, where we scored a still-sealed Art Tatum platter that hasn't left our turntable since. Shame on us for having briefly forgotten Memory Lane; we won't be doing that again.
Readers' Choice: Zia Record Exchange
Lindy-hoppers and East Coast swing dancers have never had a Valley nightclub to call their own seven nights a week. In other words, they don't drink enough of the hard stuff and they demand too much real estate on the dance floor to make them attractive to bar owners.
But MacAlpine's old-fashioned soda shop, a local landmark since 1928, at least makes every Friday night all right for swingers. Using a neighboring former antiques shop for its ballroom, this retro-for-real restaurant offers a sublime dinner and dancing package for anyone who truly wants to swing back in time. For $15, guests can enjoy a burger and a malt while twirling on authentic soda counter stools, then do some twirling of their own on the dance floor. Dance lessons led by members of the Arizona Swing Network -- and all the frothy milk shakes you can consume for the rest of the night -- are included.
Readers' Choice: The Bash on Ash
At some point before the millennium, it was decided by the under-25 independent recording community that it was all right to say the word "rock" again in interviews and in the same sentence with "vital." Those bold semantic steps explain why the foremost venue for all-ages shows in Phoenix should be the one to wear the rock crown proudly, even if it books more bands on the obscure Kill Rock Stars roster than any other local club. The kind of rock you should be out investigating nightly is the stuff that doesn't make it through the media stranglehold, and Modified brings the steadiest stream of young notables working their way cross-country in a Dodge wagon. In past months, co-owners Kimber Lanning and Leslie Barton have brought you the all-girl emo amalgamation Sweet Catastrophe, the power punk of Plain White T's, and the rock and, yes, roll of The Plot to Blow Up the Eiffel Tower. Some might miss the distractions of other rock bars, like pool tables and alcohol. But the gallery environment puts the emphasis on the music while also make sneaking cigarettes and beer in the parking lot feel subversive again.
Readers' Choice: Nita's Hideaway
You'll never hear Ted Tucker's voice on KCDX -- or any other DJ's, for that matter. But for the past 18 months, this shy former pharmacist has simply been playing his favorite couple thousand old album tracks, totally commercial-free, from a 2,700-watt tower located somewhere between Superior and Globe -- and in the process creating a delicious radio mystery that's had the whole East Valley talking. Whatever Tucker's doing, and why he's doing it, he's already etching himself a place in Phoenix's colorful broadcast history right alongside William Edward Compton and Johnny D., characters defined more by the daring of their experiments than by anything they actually said on the air.
If, as its faithful devotees seem to believe, the blues is a religion, then the Rhythm Room, at least for Phoenicians, is church. And this church, as club owner and gifted harmonica player Bob Corritore would have it, knows no limit to its worship. In July, the club hosted a live recording session featuring Robert Lockwood Jr., who at 88 is the last living Delta bluesman of note and, with his history as a Chicago session man in the 1950s, finger-picking style and love for 12-string guitar, is perhaps the most influential blues guitarist of the 20th century. The club's warm, full acoustics lent an added layer of gravitas to the proceedings, as did the presence of singer Jessi Colter -- Waylon Jennings' widow -- local blues guitarist Paris James, storied jazz drummer Chico Chism and local standouts like the Rocket 88s' Bill Tarsha in the audience. It was the most extreme recent example of what is on display constantly at the Room -- a love for the music, the Valley's most diverse crowd and the gleeful Corritore, who in his tastefully loud shirts and slicked black pompadour is an impossibly cool cat.
Readers' Choice: Rhythm Room


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Whether he's here on lunch break or on a day off with family, Pete Garcia has been eating at Berth 55 Fish Market and Seafood Deli in West Long Beach almost every week since he became a longshoreman in 1982.
"This is my second time this week," Garcia said as he waited for his order at the deli counter Thursday. "Even when I'm not working, I bring my 2 1/2-year-old grandson to look at the water."
The thought of a waterfront without Berth 55 is unfathomable to Garcia.
"This has been down here since my dad was on the waterfront," he said. "We need places like this."
For more than 40 years, Berth 55 has been serving fresh seafood dishes at fast-food prices to longshoremen and blue-collar residents who prefer its casual setting to more upscale establishments such as Gladstone's or King's Fish House downtown.
But the longtime restaurant, as well as the sports fishing business next door, will have to close in the fall to make way for Long Beach Fire Department's Station 20, which is being displaced because of the Gerald Desmond Bridge replacement project.
Built in 1968, the bridge - a major link to the nation's trade system connecting Terminal Island and the Long Beach (710) Freeway - has been slowly deteriorating as traffic volumes have risen.
So Port of Long Beach officials began plans for a $1 billion project to replace the bridge, which is expected to be finished in 2016.
However, Fire Station 20 is in the way of where one of the new bridge supports is supposed to be built.
Officials said there are few sites from which to choose to relocate the station, which operates both a fire engine and at least one fire boat.
"Berth 55 was the best for us because not only did it have really good waterside access, but what it does provide for us was better land access," said Long Beach Fire Chief Mike DuRee, adding that the majority of calls at Station 20 are along the Pico Avenue corridor. "By bringing the fire station out onto Pico, it gives us really good response times."
The potential closure of Berth 55 has prompted Westside residents to organize a community forum on Thursday to consider other options, including having the fire station and businesses co-exist.
"For us, it's a landmark," said Tony Rivera, chairman of the Westside Council, a group of Westside community members.
Lawrence Maehara, whose family has run Berth 55 for 23 years, said about 60 to 70 jobs would be lost, including many employees who have been working on the landing for more than 30 years.
"We managed to survive the worst economic recession I've been in only to close because of this," Maehara said. "They shouldn't be tearing it down. They should be enhancing it."
He added that he has collected 3,000 signatures for a petition supporting the business in less than three weeks.
"This is a community asset," he said. "This is the last place at the port that the community has."
Port officials would only give his family a month-to-month agreement after the long-term lease with the port ended in 2008, Maehara said.
"We never knew for sure that they had other plans," he said.
Port officials disagreed.
"It was already clear at that time that with all the development going on at the port that long-term we were going to need this property for other uses," port spokesman Art Wong said.
Maehara said he was issued a 180-day notice to vacate, which means he must be out of the building in October.
Wong added that the port had been working with the family to help them transition out of the space and move the business.
But relocation isn't a real possibility, Maehara said.
"It's one thing if it's a business I can pick up and move to another location, but it is something that is so unique, it's irreplaceable," Maehara said.
Among the solutions being floated in the community is having the businesses and the fire station onsite. However, the setup isn't realistic, Wong said.
"Physically, there's only so much room there, and I don't know - in terms of security - how practical it is to have a restaurant and fire station," he said. "Safety and security would have to take priority over other uses."
Still, Maehara said he hopes there is another plan that can keep his business on the waterfront.
"We'd love to stay here," Maehara said. "We love serving Long Beach, we love the port and being down here on the water, love serving the longshoremen and the generations of families that come down here."
A community forum will take place at 6 p.m. Thursday at Berth 55, 555 Pico Ave. in Long Beach.
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Report: Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber have a song 'Twerk' together
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Miley Cyrus' upcoming album Bangerz is due out October 8th, and Smilers everywhere have been dying to hear what the Queen of Twerk has in store. She's already released "We Can't Stop," and "Wrecking Ball," but a new song has been making its way around the internet, and in light of her recent VMA performance it seems like an obvious song to have on the album.
The song "Twerk" is a collaboration with non other than Justin Bieber, and his buddy Lil Twist. It's unclear if "Twerk" will appear on Bangerz, but what's her Royal Twerk-ness' new record without a song dedicated to her booty-shaking abilities?
Perez Hilton reported that Twist confirmed he got together with his best pal Justin, and Miley Cyrus on a track, and perhaps this is it.
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Tuesday, November 16 2010 - Other Important News
How We Got 9/11 on the Colorado Democratic Platform
November 11, 2010
Colorado Democrats Call for New 9/11 Investigation: An Insider Tells Us How They Did It
"We hereby declare that the investigations into the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the illegal invasion of Iraq, Abramoff and other lobbyists, the hurricane Katrina response, and other major issues were inadequate and warrant review."Not at all unhappy with this, several of us proceeded to try for a stronger statement in 2010, beginning with the precinct level. At my precinct caucus, there was a backlash waiting, and I was unsuccessful. Other activists, however, were successful in getting their resolutions passed at precinct and county levels. To my utter surprise, the Colorado Platform Committee kept the previous resolution and added another to the 2010 Colorado Democratic Platform:
"Whereas many disturbing facts were consciously ignored by the 9/11 Commission; Be it resolved, therefore, that the CDP calls for the establishment of a truly independent Grand Jury and public investigation into these and other anomalies in order to find the truth of the September 11, 2001 attacks, so that we have a greater probability of preventing attacks of this nature in the future."
Now understanding the controlling and top-down nature of the Democratic Party, I fully expect a backlash, and realize that the grassroots desire for a new investigation into 9/11 will likely never be considered by the Democratic National Committee (unlike the Green Party [2]). However, activists in any state with the caucus system [3] can use this political process to at least educate our fellow citizens. It is a rare opportunity in which the audience is right there waiting for us to speak our truth!
The 2008 version of the resolution may be viewed here.
The Resolution presented at the caucus in 2010 may be viewed here.
[1] There are two methods by which states choose their delegates and pass resolutions for the national conventions: the caucus and the primary. Caucuses are simply neighborhood meetings, open to all registered voters of the party, in which delegates and resolutions are chosen for the county conventions and assemblies. The states that have primaries do not have this grassroots advantage. They are open to all registered voters, and voting is done through a secret ballot as in general elections.
[2] In 2004, the National Green Party called for an independent commission, with full participation of surviving family members, to investigate the government's handling of 9/11 and information leading up to the attacks. To date, this is the only national political party to support a new, independent investigation.
[3]States with the caucus system are Alaska, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Minnesota, North Dakota, Iowa, Nevada, Nebraska, Washington, Maine, Wyoming, Texas, and Utah.
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(Columbus) - Ohio's unemployment rate was 6.9 percent in January, down from 7.1 percent in December, according to data released by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services.
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ODJFS spokesman Ben Johnson says in the past the unemployment rate was dropping because fewer people were looking for work, but that's no longer the case.
"The civilian labor force has started to stabilize and even increase in some months, so the count of people working or looking for work increased by 5,000 in January," said Johnson.
The January unemployment rate for Ohio was down from 7.3 percent in January 2013.
The U.S. unemployment rate for January was 6.6 percent, down from 6.7 percent in December and from 7.9 percent in January 2013.
Construction, leisure and hospitality, and manufacturing were among the industries that saw the biggest job growth. Federal government and information services jobs saw the largest declines.
The state also released revised numbers for previous years. The state added 51,000 jobs in 2013 and 75,800 the year before.
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Clive - 26 June 2012 01:15 PM
lemon juice and bicarbonate etc may be a folk medicine, so have good placebo effects, but the active materials in bee stings are proteins, so not grossly affected.
Many thanks Clive. Very tactfully put!
Best wishes Karen
03 July 2012 10:15 AM #32
Can anyone tell me if the mated new queens hibernate in roof spaces over the winter? If they do will they make a new nest in there next year? If not where do they go to hibernate?
Thanks all.
03 July 2012 12:26 PM #33
Hi Alibumble,
The most basic answer is that we don't really know yet because B. hypnorum is so new in the UK: but bumblebee queens in general are known to hibernate (strictly aestivate) in the ground, or in leaf-litter etc usually in a sun-sheltered place like a north facing slope.
Waking is supposed to link with a soil temperature trigger - see Prys Jones & Corbet's book.
They dig themselves a little 'walnut sized chamber' and go to sleep.
Alford's big book, Bumblebees, which has recently been re-published in facsimile form has quite a bit about this - but the re-print has left out some of the photos, beacuse they were deemed to be of poor quality.
Hibernating queens have also been found in flowerpots - and there was & should be a lovely picture in the BBCT Photo Gallery of a bee in a flowerpot.
Personally I wouldn't be surprised if hypnorum got over to the UK as hibernating queens in pots of plants brought over from Holland, where the horticultural industry is huge ...... but that is only just a guess.
I suspect that one of the survival needs of a hibernating queen would be humidity: and that house loft-spaces would be too dry - but I find lots of hibernating queen wasps in my loft every year - and some of them do wake-up again in the spring.
I hope this sets you thinking further !
03 July 2012 02:31 PM #34
Thanks so much for your fascinating reply Clive. It certainly does make me think.
You are very knowledgeable are you self taught Clive?
Thanks again.
04 July 2012 04:17 PM #35
Hi Alibumble,
I got interested in honey bees back in the 1970s, so have been a beekeeper since ~1975: and later took some BBKA exams, which took my school Biology know-how on insects to a deeper level.
I was scared of bumbles for many years after that - such a big bee must pack an even bigger sting-punch I thought, but now know much better.
Then ~9 years ago my BKA had a wonderful lecture about BBs from Dr Juliet Osborne, of Rothamsted Research and it lit a spark.
I was writing up the Talks for the BKA Newsletter, and went to town with that one - a good many pages long !
Some while later BBCT was formed and Juliet told me about it. So I joined and have been trying to help since.
So I'm self-taught, but have an Industrial scientific background: and tend to spend money on books that look interesting, then read them years later - so perhaps I'm well read too - but I can't remember too much detail these days - but do know where to look !
If you, or anyone else is interested I could send you the Write-up I did of Juliet's Talk, it gives a pretty good overview.
How about you, you seem very active on this forum !
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I've been reading all the discussion and was also hoping on some advice. We have recently moved into a new home in a woodland area (lots of trees around our home). After the first couple of days I noticed a few bees (I thought they were originally wasps) going in and out of a small crack in the brickwork about our porch door where the mortar has worn away. Over the next few days there were several in and out. Having looked online I assumed these May be mortar bees and wondered if they could cause any damage to the house at all? They seem to have disappeared lately but a few make an appearance on warm sunny days ( the front part of the house gets a lot of sun).
On a separate note I have now noticed only recently several bees going in and out of a small gap in the fascia in one corner of the roof. I went up the loft to have a look and couldn't see or hear anything at all. Pick am not sure what type of bee they are and it's very hard t get a photo as they are quite high up and constantly moving. They are big and furry though. Watching them out of the upstairs window there are several that fly around outside the corner of the house and a few that come and go through the crack. Originally there were just a few, but there seem to be quite a lot now. What I was wondering is if anyone knew what type of bee they are and if their nest is likely to be new or old? I was also looking to get the fascia replaced at some point as it is old and wooden and not in the best of condition but I may leave it if it disturbs them. I was also wondering if the nest is likely to return after the summer or when it is likely to die down so we could consider replacing the fascia.
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Jefferson City, Tenn. - The Brevard College women's basketball team was unable to hold-off a second half surge by the Carson-Newman Eagles on Wednesday as they fell 73-62. Despite heading into the break with a lead Brevard was unable to hold the Eagles at bay and fell to 6-15 on the season and 2-9 in South Atlantic Conference action.
The Eagles were able to jump out to a quick double-digit lead after going on a 12-2 run in the opening three minutes and 20 seconds of the game. The Tornados were able to return-fire with a 9-0 run of their own making it 12-11 with 13:23 left in the first half. Brevard took their first lead of the game when Lindsay Brendle (High Point, N.C.) hit a three-pointer with 12:25 left in the half to put the Tornados on-top 14-13. Brevard was able to build on their lead and were up by as many as nine-points with 8:15 remaining in the first half. Following a Holli Flippo (Kingston Springs, Tenn.) three-pointer, the Eagles put up a 9-0 run and tied things up at 27 apiece with 5:31 left in the half. The Tornados and Eagles continued to trade baskets back and forth through the remainder of the first half with the Tornados leading 35-33 heading into the break.
Anna Schlobohm (Greensboro, N.C.) and Micheala Watkins (Forest City, N.C.) led the Tornados offense in the first half with 10 and 9 points respectively. Flippo led Brevard on the glass with four rebounds in the opening 20 minutes. She was also able to dish out four assists while scoring six points in the half.
Brevard and Carson-Newman opened the second half by trading baskets their first few trips down the floor and then the Eagles opened up a 12-0 run to put them on-top 52-41 with that being the largest lead of the game by either team at the 11:19 mark. The Tornados were able to cut into the deficit, bringing it to five, but never could make the run necessary to regain the lead, as the Eagles prevailed.
The Tornados were out-rebounded 32-14 in the second half, including 13 offensive rebounds by the Eagles. Zoriah Williams led the charge for the Eagles on the glass pulling down 13 in the second half on her own.
The Brevard offense was led by Anna Schlobohm who scored a career-high 27 points in the loss. She was 11-of-21 from the field and recorded her first block of the season in her sixth straight game scoring double-digit points. Micheala Watkins scored 13 points and had two steals, while Lindsay Brendle scored 10 and had a pair of steals as well. Holli Flippo and Asheley Watkins (Bostic, N.C.) led the Tornados on the glass with six rebounds apiece. Flippo was able to dish out six assists. The Eagles had all five starters in double-figures, with Zoriah Williams leading the way with a double-double. Williams had 13 points and 19 rebounds for Carson-Newman.
The Tornados are back in action on Saturday, February 5th when they play host to the conference-leading Tusculum Pioneers and the preseason NCAA Division II Player of the Year, Jasmine Gunn. In their last meeting the Tornados fell 76-61 with Anna Schlobohm and Lindsay Brendle scoring 15 points apiece. Tip-off is set for 2 p.m. at Boshamer Gymnasium for Take-A-Kid to the Game day at Brevard College.


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I first saw Nathan Jones at Fight Scene 4, where he took on Tom Glinski. I was amazed at the support this man was getting with what sounded like half of the venue cheering for and wearing their Bag & Tag t-shirts.
When I checked the UCMMA 31 fight card a few weeks ago, I noticed that Nathan is turning pro with the show and taking on Mohammad Ali on December 1st. So I thought it would be the perfect time to grab a word with the man they call Bag & Tag to see where the name came from, why he is turning pro and to announce him onto the UKMMA scene!
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The Judicial Council has submitted the annual report on expenditures for court interpreters to the Legislature. The report is required under the Budget Act of 2011 (Stats. 2011, ch.33), Item 250-101-932.
The compliance requirements for certified and registered court interpreters have been changed effective January 1, 2013. See highlights of the changes.
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College of Arts & Sciences to present Caskey Lecture Series
Cancer researcher Dr. Arnold J. Levin, internationally known for his research on tumor suppressor genes, will be the featured speaker at the University of South Carolina's 2009 "Caskey Lecture Series."
His lecture, presented by the College of Arts and Sciences, will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 9, in Lumpkin Auditorium in the Moore School of Business. Titled "The Evolution of the p53 Tumor Suppressor Family of Genes: Conservation of Structure and Function over One Billion Years from Hydra to Humans," the lecture is free and open to the public.
Levine is professor of pediatrics and biochemistry in the Robert Woods Johnson Medical School at the Cancer Institute of New Jersey. He is nationally and internationally known for his research on viral oncogenesis, tumor suppressor genes and p53 but has wide-reaching interests in cell and molecular biology and evolution, including the regulation of the cell cycle, neoplasia and virology.
The "Caskey Lecture Series" was established in 2004 by Lancaster native and university alumnus Dr. C. Thomas Caskey to provide a public forum to address the impact of biotechnology on medicine in the 21st century. Chief executive officer and president of Cogene Biotech Ventures, Caskey was president of the Merck Genome Research Institute and is an adjunct professor at Baylor College of Medicine.
Caskey earned his bachelor's degree in chemistry from the University of South Carolina and his medical degree from Duke University. He is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and The Institute of Medicine. He is past president of the American Society of Human Genetics and the Human Genome Organization.
For more information on the Caskey Lecture Series, contact Ann Cameron at 803-777-9201.
Caskey Lecture Series
- What: Series of lectures established to provide a public forum to address the impact of biotechnology on medicine in the 21st century
- Who: Cancer researcher Dr. Arnold J. Levin to deliver 2009 lecture
- When: 7:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 9
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Speaking of the weather app, anyone knows when WeatherIcon will be updated for iOS 6? I know it is not on the compatibility list for iOS 6, but I'm hoping that he developer will update this. I don't like to see 73 degrees and sunny when it isn't. It's a great little tweak.
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Two days full of wine, art, food and jazz await you at the Sonoma Showcase Festival. Vistancia is hosting the festival Saturday, Nov. 20 and Sunday, Nov. 21 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The fun kicks off Saturday with a performance by jazz star Scott Cossu. Other Jazz musicians playing throughout the weekend are Marc Antonie, Eric Darius, Dulce Vas, Sans Moi, Johnny Rawls, Sillan & Young, Euge Groove, and Nicole Pesce.
While listening to smooth jazz you can sample smooth wines. Wineries from all over the Sonoma area will be hosting wine tastings. Along with sampling the wine, you can chat with the winemakers themselves! They will be on hand if you have any questions about the wine, or how it is produced. If you find that a certain wine tickles your taste buds, you can purchase it right on the spot!
Wine isn't the only highlight of this festival; several local, celebrity and Sonoma-based chefs will show off their delectable cuisine.
Duskie Estes, a competitor from the Food Network's The Next Food Network Challenge will be there along with Scott Tompkins and Eddie Matney. They will each be giving a presentation and demonstration on how to prepare their signature dishes.
Finally, if wonderful food, music, and wine isn't enough, more than 100 vendors will be present, selling everything from wine accessories, to jewelry, to kitchen cutlery, to in-home spa treatments. You will definitely be able to find something that sparks your interest.
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General admission tickets are $27.50 per day or $49.50 for the weekend.
General admission and wine tasting is $49.50 each day or $88 for the weekend.
Vistancia is located north of Happy Valley Road and west of Lake Pleasant Parkway in Peoria, Ariz.


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Use apt-get update/upgrade and /pentest/exploits/fasttrack/fast-track.py -i
The fasttrack update system will update a range of your pentesting apps like metasploit, aircrack, etc. The -i switch invokes the interactive mode which has easy-to-understand menus.
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CHICAGO -- Pete Tullio, chief financial officer of Gourmet Coffee Service (Van Nuys, CA) has begun his one-year term as chair of the National Automatic Merchandising Association's board of directors.
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After 38 years at Westminster College, art professor Kay Kuzminski would prefer to ride off quietly into the sunset.
She's an institution at the school, but she "hates the limelight" and declined to talk about herself as she prepares to retire. But her students and former students were happy to talk about one of the campus' most legendary figures.
"Kay is an awesome teacher," said Ben Olp, a senior from Tacoma, Wash. "She really pushes people to become better artists and better people. Taking her class is definitely life-changing."
Olp is an art major who has spent the past eight years immersed in ceramics. Amanda Corbin is an English major who's in the midst of taking her first ceramics class.
"My roommate is an art major and has worked with Kay a few times," said Corbin, from New Albany, Ohio. "She insisted that I take advantage of this last class. And Kay has been so great.
"I really enjoy her. She's very upfront and honest about everything. She says, 'This is fun and you can do it your whole life.' We talk about art, we talk about life."
The phrases "life lessons" and "life-changing" come up a lot when Kuzminski's students talk about her. Along with "giving back" and "contributing to society."
Kuzminski and her students have been doing that for four decades with annual pottery sales, featuring the work of the professor and her students and benefitting a variety of charities. (This year, the proceeds will go to Salt Lake County Animal Services.)
Wednesday was Kuzminski's final sale at Westminster, and, not surprisingly, "all her pots went first, because people get it. They're all looking for the KK," said Rosemary Mitchell, a former student who's now a visual arts specialist for the Granite School District.
"I wouldn't miss it," she said. "I save my personal days for this. Working with Kay has changed my life."
Kuzminkski has a reputation for both making art a hands-on experience and for making it a part of larger lessons.
"She not only teaches these students to work clay, she also teaches them to become global citizens," said LeAnn Peterson, the art studio assistant at Westminster. "To get involved and contribute. And Kay champions all of the underdogs of the world. She gives life lessons."
And her impending retirement marks the end of an era at the college.
"Her classes are always full they're wait-listed forever," Peterson said. "We're all sorry to see her go, and I'm sorry for all the students who won't have a chance to be in her class."


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OK Go has added another entry to its series of elaborate music videos. The latest clip for the indie rockers' new single "The Writing's on the Wall" features the band members moving through a Brooklyn lot filled with a series of perspective illusions and visual tricks.
The set-up took nearly three weeks to prepare and 50 takes before the single-shot video was just right.
OK Go frontman Damian Kulash tells Rolling Stone that they know there's a chance videos like this might make people "overlook or discount the music." But it's something that's worked for them ever since they hit the ground running on treadmills in their "Here It Goes Again" video. Kulash says at that point they decided to "embrace it and go" rather than try to run away from it.
"The Writing's on the Wall" is the first single from OK Go's upcoming album, Hungry Ghosts, which is due out this October.


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How Florida and Florida State Met in the 1995 Sugar Bowl
The famed Al Michaels query - "Do you believe in miracles?...YES!" - echoed across time, space and sports.
If there was ever any doubt that miracles do indeed happen, even in sports, it was dispelled in the collective mind of the Sugar Bowl of 1995, a decade and a half after the notes sportscaster made it famous at an Olympic hockey match.
The Sugar Bowl was in a vise. It was no joke, and there was no minimizing it. The way College Football '95 shook out, the Sugar was in a quandary. Florida and Alabama were Top 10 SEC teams, but there were very few viable opponents to pair either up with in the postseason. Nebraska and Penn State, the nation's top two teams, were ticketed by conference affiliation to the Orange and Rose bowls, respectively; Miami, as usual, wanted to stay home to play the Huskers; the Sugar couldn't take Colorado, the second place Big Eight team, and then have to go against the Orange and Big Eight champion Cornhuskers at the same time on TV.
Florida State was there, but the Seminoles had a date with their archival Gators on Nov. 26. An FSU pairing with undefeated Alabama would be dynamite, but if Florida beat 'Bama for the SEC championship, the Sugar Bowl would then have to talk reluctant participants into a second "Braggin' Rights" game. All parties have to agree on any bowl pairing of teams that have met during the regular season, and that wasn't likely with such fierce football antagonists.
Still, the Sugar Bowl took measure of the remote possibility - and both the Gators and Seminoles discouraged the notion. Executive Director Troy Mathieu, however, recalled later, "Both said they would consider it (but) only under a few sets of circumstances."
A tie in their regular-season game was one of those circumstances. Other than that unlikely scenario it strongly appeared the winner of the Southern Cal-Notre Dame game would be the choice of ABC, which televised the Sugar Bowl. Each of those teams would give the Sugar a visitor with more than three defeats. Notre Dame finished 6-4-1 and USC was 7-3-1 after the regular season.
The Sugar Bowl was praying. Hard.
Miracles do happen.
When they played in Tallahassee, the fourth-ranked Gators ran roughshod over the seventh-ranked Seminoles for almost 49 minutes, holding a gargantuan 31-3 lead. Then, with 11 minutes to play, FSU quarterback Danny Kanell dropped into a shotgun, not even trying to fool anyone about his intent to pass, and marshaled his forces. Kanell rocketed the Seminoles to blurring drives 84, 60, 73 and 60 yards. With 1:45 remaining, after Rock Preston scored from the 4-yard line, the Seminoles were in a flabbergasting 31-31 deadlock.
Florida State actually had a chance to win it, but Coach Bobby Bowden changed his mind and sent in kicker Dan Mowrey rather than go for two and chance losing the most stunning comeback in FSU annals.
"I didn't want to lose the game," Bowden mused. "I simply didn't want to lose it. From 31-3 with what was it? Eleven minutes left. Uh-uh, didn't want to lose that one."
Had Bowden gone for the two-point conversion and made it, the possibility of a rematch would have gone by the boards with the victory. Had he gone for two and missed it, the defeat would have also precluded any rematch.
To make the events of the day even more miraculous, that night Notre Dame and USC also played to a tie, eliminating both from Sugar Bowl consideration.
"We knew we needed a miracle - and we got it," Sugar Bowl president Chuck Zatarain gushed after announcing the Seminoles (9-1-1) had agreed to play the SEC champion - even the Gators again, should they defeat unbeaten Alabama in the SEC title game, which Florida (10-1-1) did, 24-23.
It was an important game because the 1995 classic was the last to be played with the old automatic tie-up between the SEC and the Sugar Bowl because of a new bowl configuration, one in which the Sugar, Fiesta and Orange would rotate national championship games.
But the tie-up would go out with a bang, in no small measure because of events with all the earmarks of divine intervention.
Recap excerpted from the book "Sugar Bowl Classic: A History" by Marty Mulé, who covered the game and the organization for decades for the New Orleans Times-Picayune.


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The National Day on Writing was celebrated on campus and around the U.S. BSU students read their work, and explored new ways to write using technology. The day also included as writing exercises and a banned books display. The annual event is sponsored by the National Council of Teachers of English. (Photos by students Shane Lamarre and Erin O'Leary)


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Beyond Granite: Global Approaches to Public Art, Placemaking, and National Commemoration
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Are permanent works of granite the best and only way to pay tribute to America's most significant people and events? Or might temporary public art installations prove to be powerful alternatives to national commemoration? Join us Wednesday night at 6:30 p.m. as a panel of artists explores global approaches to public art, placemaking and commemoration.
Panelists include Julian LaVerdiere, designer of the World Trade Center Tribute in Light; Justine Simons, director of London's Fourth Plinth; and Krzysztof Wodiczko, Harvard professor and artist recognized for his large-scale projections on architectural facades and monuments. Thomas Luebke, secretary of the U.S. Commission of Fine Arts, moderates.
Participants will share their approaches and discuss how temporary installations in Washington might shape the future of the nation's narrative. Program includes artists' presentations, moderated discussion, and audience Q & A.


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Reading Alan Moore's Watchmen forces the brain to change: The mind suddenly sees the depth of character and conflict that lies just between the ink dots in a superhero story. The merely comic-curious mutate into fanboys.
I'm a victim, myself, and therefore cannot relate to the filmgoer who hasn't read the book. Here's the synopsis for neophytes: It's 1985. Richard Nixon is somehow still president and the US and Russia are on the brink of nuclear war over control of Afghanistan. Costumed heroes could save the planet, except they've been banned. The film is the ultimate deconstruction of the superhero genre and it's violent, sexy, stylish and probably
completely incoherent. Go read the book before you finish this review.
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Verdict: It's about as good an adaptation of Watchmen as anyone could make, ever, but it didn't earn instant entry into the Wee Book of Great Films by Dave Maass, not like [Moore's] V for Vendetta. Then again, V didn't have swaying Smurf cock. (Yes, Dr. Manhattan's electric indigo pecker is one of the keynote elements to check off as I grade Snyder's final product.) Here are the others (SPOILER ALERT!).
Rorschach: Rorschach is 100 percent the crusty, stinky, homeless, short, ugly, redheaded psychopath with a heart of gold that came to life (and death) on the page. Plus, the inkblots on his mask constantly shift throughout the picture. Jackie Earle Haley nails the misguided hero's trembling fury, completely outshining Matthew Goode's David-Spade-as-ninja treatment of Ozymandias. A-
Booty: Guess what? Heroes prematurely ejaculate, too. And just because a superhero can multiply himself doesn't mean his girlfriend is ready for an orgy with the Blue Man Group. Props for including Dr. Manhattan's full frontal, complete with pendulous organ swaying back and forth like only a master of space, time and particle manipulation can manifest. Also, props for pulling no kicks to the face in the first hero-on-hero rape scene in history. B+
Sand Castle: The most memorable sequence in the graphic novel, for me, is Manhattan's temper tantrum on Mars, where Moore and artist David Gibbons jump back and forth in chronology to illustrate a God-like being's perception of time. The film sticks with the Journey album cover mise-en-scène: Manhattan's blue bubble-butt exposed as he sits cross-legged and builds a glass castle with his mind. A-
Moore: While efforts to keep to Moore's grand plan are more or less successful, the film has a certain emptiness. Moore's words, concepts and characters are there, but the spirit of the man is not. Message to Moore: Stop being a little bitch about what was done to League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and get involved with the DVD cut. D-


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The United States is pursuing every avenue to get humanitarian relief into Syria and is engaged in focused diplomatic efforts to secure safe access for humanitarian organizations to reach those in need. To that end, the United States is providing over $12 million in humanitarian assistance through the UN and other humanitarian organizations to support the people of Syria. This assistance is supporting international and non-governmental humanitarian partners, including:
- $5.5 million to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR);
- $3 million to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC);
- $3 million to the World Food Program (WFP); and
- $1 million to non-governmental organizations (NGO).
U.S. efforts also include bolstering existing regional stockpiles of humanitarian supplies and equipment to be delivered to vulnerable and besieged Syrian communities. These stockpiles of food and other emergency relief supplies are part of a growing international effort to rush humanitarian aid into Syria to alleviate suffering as access and conditions allow.
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