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Robert Breault never gets tired of "The Magic Flute." His students at the University of Utah are getting ready to present the Mozart opera for the third time in his 21 years teaching there. It's their latest collaboration with the Paradigm Chamber Orchestra, a community group conducted by Joel Rosenberg.
The production will be semi-staged, with Rosenberg and his orchestra joining the costumed singers on the Libby Gardner Concert Hall stage.
Breault, director of opera studies at the U., noted that Beethoven ranked "The Magic Flute" No. 1 among Mozart's operas. Even better than the three masterpieces the composer created with librettist Lorenzo da Ponte? Sure, said Breault.
"It doesn't pretend to be anything ['The Marriage of Figaro,' 'Don Giovanni' and 'Così fan tutte'] are," said Breault, a professional tenor who will sing the leading role of Tamino in Utah Opera's production of "The Magic Flute" next month. "It's opera written for the common folks; its appeal is much broader. It's much more of a fable it's just unapologetic storytelling."
Not that the opera is unsophisticated. "It really is rich," he said. "It has multiple layers. On first hearing, it appeals to people, but I'm probably on my 30th hearing, and it appeals even more."
Breault acknowledged there are plenty of inside jokes in "Magic Flute," mostly stemming from Mozart's and librettist Emanuel Schikaneder's involvement with Freemasonry. The opera has problematic aspects as well, such as Sarastro's misogyny and the cavalier treatment of suicide. But the overriding themes of the story, in which a heroic young couple overcome various trials, are "worth celebrating – valor, bravery, all those things," Breault said.
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Magical Mozart
Joel Rosenberg's Paradigm Chamber Orchestra teams up with the University of Utah Lyric Opera Ensemble in a condensed, semi-staged performance of Mozart's "The Magic Flute." Robert Breault and Jeffrey Price direct the Lyric Opera Ensemble; stage director is Lucas Goodrich. The opera will be sung in German, with spoken dialogue in English.
Where • Libby Gardner Concert Hall, 1375 E. Presidents Circle, U. campus, Salt Lake City
When • Friday and Saturday, Feb. 15 and 16, 7:30 p.m.
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Tornados drop to Tusculum in home opener, 3-0September 10, 2010
Morrison and Osby lead Brevard with eight kills apiece
Brevard, N.C. - Jordei Osby and Ashlie Morrison led the Tornados with eight kills apiece on Friday night in Boshamer Gymnasium, but Sam Underwood recorded 13 kills and Rhayne Smitherman added 10 to the Pioneers attack as the Tornados fell in SAC action, 25-15, 25-13, 25-20.
The Tornados (2-4, 0-2 SAC) had four players record kills in the match as Kortney Conner added six and Jamie Atkinson had four. Bethany Stevenson set up the BC attack with 22 set assists to lead the team and added two service aces. Sydney Yeomans and Rebecca Schoonover also added aces for the Tornados.
Defensively, Schoonover led Brevard with seven digs in the match, while Lindsey Rogers recorded six. Yeomans and Stevenson each added five, while at the net, Osby led the team with two total blocks on the evening.
Underwood led the Pioneers (4-2, 2-0 SAC) to a 34.5 percent hitting percentage on the evening, with Ashley Sarmiento setting up the attack with 33 set assists. Caitlyn Dean led all players with 14 digs in the match, while Bailee Price added 10 digs, along with seven kills in the match.
Tusculum opened the first set scoring six of the first seven and 11 of the first 14 points of the match, going up 11-3 after a kill by Underwood. The Tornados were able to get the offense in a rhythm late in the first set, narrowing the gap to 20-14 as Conner recorded three kills to close the gap, but four straight points by the Pioneers led to Smitherson closing out the set with a kill to put Tusculum up 1-0 after the first set.
In the second, Osby led off the set with a kill as the teams were tied in the early going at 3-3. The Pioneers recorded 13 of the next 17 points on their way to building a 16-7 lead in the set, but the Tornados battled back, recording four straight points to cut the lead to 16-11 on Yeoman's serve as kills by Morrison and Conner and a service ace brought the Tornados back into the set. Tusculum rallied to close out the set on Dean's serve as the freshman led the Pioneers to recording the late seven points of the set to put the guest up 2-0.
In the third and deciding set, the teams remained tied late, with the score at 17-17 following a kill by BC's Atkinson as neither team was able to separate themselves, however Tusculum went on a run started by Underwood to put the match at 18-17 Pioneers and Tusculum closed out the match with a 7-3 stretch to close out the match.
Brevard continues its SAC home stand this weekend, hosting rival Mars Hill College on Saturday, September 11th, in Boshamer Gymnasium. First serve between the Tornados and the Lions is set for 3 p.m. Tusculum travels to Hickory, N.C. to take on Lenoir-Rhyne University also on Saturday, with action in Shuford Gymnasium set to begin at 2 p.m.


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- Damage to the area of the brain that sends signals to the muscles of the face
In people who are otherwise healthy, facial paralysis is often due to Bell's palsy. This isa condition in which the facial nerve becomes inflamed.
Stroke may cause facial paralysis. With a stroke, other muscles on one side of the body may also be involved.
Facial paralysis that is due to a brain tumor usually develops slowly. Symptomscan includeheadaches, seizures, or hearing loss.
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The doctor may refer you to a physical, speech, or occupational therapist. If facial paralysis from Bell's palsy lasts for more than 6 - 12 months, plastic surgery may be recommended tohelp theeye close and improve the appearance of the face.
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The 2 trainers jumping in the cage pushing the winner of the fight need a fine or suspension in my opinion. Running in like a pair of hooligans after the fight had ended. And don't use your excuse that his celebration was disrespectful he had every right to do it he did not touch your man after the fight had ended so what gives them the right to run in the cage and assault somebody because that's exactly what you did which will be shown on TV. Great way to get mma to shred its bad image give the boys a medal.
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Secession or treason? Legal historian to discuss Civil War
The legality of secession, slavery, states rights and other Civil War-era concepts will be the focus of the University of South Carolina School of Law's Alumni Distinguished Lecture Tuesday, March 15.
Legal historian Paul Finkelman, the President William McKinley Distinguished Professor of Law and Public Policy and a senior fellow at the Government Law Center at Albany Law School, will deliver the 6:30 p.m. lecture in the law school's auditorium. The event is free and open to the public.
Among the questions to be addresses: Was secession constitutional? Did the South have the right to leave the union, or were its actions treason? What really caused the Civil War? Was it a fight about slavery or states' rights?
Finkelman, author of 20 books and more than 100 scholarly articles, specializes in the law of slavery, constitutional law and legal issues surrounding baseball. He recently was named the ninth-most-cited legal historian, according to "Brian Leieter's Law School Rankings." Finkelman was the chief expert witness in the Alabama Ten Commandments monument case, and his scholarship on religious monuments in public spaces was cited by the U.S. Supreme Court in Van Orden v. Perry (2005). He was also a key witness in the lawsuit over Barry Bonds' 73rd home-run ball.


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'Former Buffalo Sabres coach Ted Nolan will speak on "Having a Vision and a Dream" at 6 p.m. next Wednesday in the Assembly Hall of Campbell Student Union at Buffalo State College as part of the college's April Native American Heritage Celebration.'
Archives for April 2003
Ex-Sabres coach to talk at college
Regier optimistic he'll remain Sabres GM
'''I am comfortable with them but, ultimately, we'll see where it goes,'' said Regier, following year-end meetings with his players, after the Sabres completed their regular season out of playoff contention last weekend.'
Everything's not broken
'For PR reasons, firing Regier and bringing in an outsider might make sense, but it's only a temporary improvement as I see it.'
Golisano sees great potential as he prepares for new era
'"I think every day that goes by, I'm probably oriented to a larger percentage [of ownership] than I was before," he said Monday. "I believe it has gotten more important to me."'
Sabres uncertain season ends with promise of a future
I guess there is a lot of rumors about turning this organization around, said Sabres leading scorer Miroslav Satan, who is eligible to become a restricted free agent this summer. And if everybody is going to be serious about it, I definitely want to be part of it.
Sabres cap off season with Blue & Gold
It was an unexpected and much appreciated end to what most feel was the Buffalo Sabres worst season in history. The team may have posted worst records, but considering the turmoil in trying to secure a new owner to keep the team in Buffalo along with the poor performance on the ice, and Sabres fans are already looking forward to next season. They may have gotten a glimpse of the future when the Sabres unexpectedly skated on the ice for their last game against the New Jersey Devils with their original home uniforms. It was greeted by a standing ovation and by just seeing the old blue and gold uniforms was well worth the price of admission.
Sabres' look ahead includes the past
'…the league contacted CCM's plant just outside Montreal on the morning of April 4 and asked it had enough backstock of Sabres' home uniforms and matching socks. The company had the jerseys, although they had to be lettered and numbered. As for the 50 or so pairs of socks, those had to be made that day…By the end of the day, the jerseys and socks were en route to Toronto and were snuck into HSBC Arena about 11:30 p.m. that night. With the Sabres on the road in Boston, few knew what was in store.'
Sabres sorry to see longest season end
'"There seems to be excitement in the city still," Sabres center Adam Mair said. "It's been really fun. Just having the ownership in place and knowing there's a good feeling around the team and around the community – it gives us hope."'
Blue-and-gold uniforms take fans back, perhaps to the future
'The Sabres walked out of their dressing room in HSBC Arena, and 17,845 jaws dropped. Buffalo players were wearing the much-beloved blue-and-gold uniforms of the team's first 26 seasons. It wasn't just unexpected. It was downright shocking. And it received one of the loudest and most spine-tingling cheers of the season. "Going out there," defenseman Brian Campbell said, "the fans put shivers down me."'
Devils toughened for playoffs
'The tie gave the Devils a point in 11 consecutive games (6-0-4-1), following a 4-2 loss to Philadelphia on St. Patrick's Day.'
Golisano begins rebuilding Sabres' reputation
'That is one of the primary reasons why he is considering bringing back the team's blue and gold uniforms. Golisano said that is one of the top items that people have suggested since the National Hockey League signed an asset purchase agreement with him on March 14. "I'd be remiss if we didn't look into it," Golisano said.'
Sabres want more hockey
'Golisano, who hasn't missed a home game since securing ownership, visited the locker room after the game and sounded like a man who can't wait for the start of the 2003-04 season. "The program is definitely on the upswing now," he said.'
A hallelujah! greets Taylor and Bartovic
'Barely two hours after playing in the Buffalo Sabres 2-2 tie with the New Jersey Devils at HSBC Arena, Bartovic and Amerks captain Chris Taylor were skating for the Amerks in a 4-2 win over the Hamilton Bulldogs.'
Devils Settle for Rest and a Tie
'By allowing only two goals today, the Devils won a share of the Jennings Trophy for allowing the fewest goals in the N.H.L. They allowed 166 this season, tying a franchise record. The Devils, who have won the Jennings Trophy three times, will share the award with the Flyers.'
Devils cruise from Atlantic into playoffs
'The Sabres – whose fans (17,845) nearly filled the arena and cheered new owner Tom Golisano – went ahead early in the second on goals by Ales Kotalik and Alexei Zhitnik. Patrik Elias, who finished atop the Devils in scoring (57 points) for a fourth straight season, tied it at 15:44 of the second.'


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By virtue of authority contained in Section 7 of the Indian Reorganization Act of June 18, 1934 (48 Stat. L., 984), the lands described below, acquired by purchase under the provisions of Section 5 of that Act, for the use and benefit of such Shasta and Upper Klamath Indians eligible to participate in the benefits of the Act of June 18, 1934, supra, as shall be designated by the Secretary of the Interior, are hereby proclaimed to be an Indian reservation:
NW ¼, W ½ SW ¼ Sec. 2, E ½ SE ¼, Sec. 3, and a fractional portion of the NE ¼ NE ¼ Sec. 3 beginning at the southeast corner of the NE ¼ NE ¼ Sec. 3; thence north 68 rods; thence west 12 rods; thence southwest to a point 30 rods due west from center of the east line of said NE ¼ NE ¼ Sec. 3; thence southeast to a point 12 rods due west of the point of beginning; thence east to point of beginning, all in T. 43; N., R. 10 W.
All that portion of SE ¼ NE ¼ Sec. 3 described as: beginning at the southeast corner of the SE ¼ NE /14 Sec. 3; thence north along the east line of said quarter quarter section 80 rods to the northeast corner thereof; thence west along the north line of said quarter quarter section 70 rods to a point; thence south 8 rods to a point; thence east 2 rods to a point; thence south 72 rods to a point in the south line of said quarter quarter section; thence east alone said south line fib rods to point of beginning, in T. 43 N., R. 10 W., M. D. M.
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Co-authored by Professor Noel Brodsky of Eastern Illinois University and Professor Joseph Finnerty of the University of Illinois
CHAMPAIGN, IL - Social Security is not at a crossroads. Within 30 years, it will cease to exist as a government program, at least in the form it is in today. It cannot be saved without radical changes in both the payment structure to those who are on it, the retirement age and financing. Politics will not be its undoing; demography is far more important in understanding why Social Security cannot survive.
The Social Security program has been described as a Ponzi game, and that's not far from the truth. The program works as long as there are enough of those working paying in to support payments out to those retired. While a reserve of funds has been built up to support shortfalls of incoming payments, that can't last indefinitely. For the program to remain viable there has to be a population structure which tends to be bottom heavy. This means there has to be a fairly large number of younger people relative to older people in the country's structure. Such a structure is often called an Age-Sex Pyramid, which suggests a small older population and a large young one. This can be seen in Figure 1, where the relatively larger group of individuals at the bottom of the pyramid is able to support a relatively smaller retired population at the top of the pyramid.
Unfortunately, the United States already has lost most of its pyramid-like shape. By 2030, the structure will appear to be much more like a population rectangle. As the age-sex structure begins to flatten out, it becomes much harder for a system like Social Security to function. While the system works when those paying in are large relative to those paying out, it will fail when the ratio of young to old becomes more even. Unless the pyramid-like shape would reappear, virtually any reserve of funds would run out eventually. This can be seen in Figure 2, where an equal number of young people are paying in to support and equal number of retirees. Such a system is impossible to sustain without an income redistribution from the younger population to the older segment of the population.
Of course you can fix this with changes in the program that alter it in ways that make it unfair to those already in the system. They had a contract of promised benefits given certain contributions. The terms of conditions of the "contract" would have to be altered. You could raise the retirement age, perhaps to 75 or beyond, and reduce the payments to those already in the program. This would be a breach of contract for those already in the program. There would also be a large disincentive for those being asked to join the program.
So, is there an alternative to Social Security? The idea of private investment accounts may well be one of the few ways people can make the adjustment to a world without Social Security. The federal government needs to create incentives for people to save for their own retirement. This might be achieved with tax-based incentives and possibly some direct subsidies. We have something like that now, with 401(k) and IRA programs. These need to be expanded to allow for more savings flow, and perhaps better incentives. These incentives might include higher tax rates on income, or a consumption-based tax.
While it is unnecessary to open the country up to allow for free immigration, it is fairly clear that a more open immigration stance would keep our age structure more like a pyramid for longer. Immigrants tend to be younger, have large families and add dynamics to our economy. Like it or not, immigrants are good for the demographic structure of the United States. Immigration may extend the pyramid structure and allow for some additional time so that fundamental fixes to the system can go more smoothly.
Changes in federal policy can mitigate the eventual demise of Social Security. It is not the end of Social Security as we know it that is the important issue, but rather how will the retirement portion of an individual's life cycle be handled. The question is how will the United States deal with providing for retirement, and perhaps more importantly, how will you?


text: +1. My aunt and uncle live in Italy, in a villa built in the 17th century IIRC. The previous owner put in one of those industrial fridges that you describe and marble countertops. It looks better than 95% of McMansion kitchens around today. Marble countertop and an industrial fridge. Sorry but that's exactly what I picture in a "McMansion" kitchen. This is a Sub-Zero Pro 48. Unless you meant it looks better than 95% of the other McMansion kitchens around.


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WATCH: Will Ferrell figure skates to 'Downton Abbey' song on 'Tonight Show'
Will Ferrell showed off his Olympic figure skating routine on Thursday's "Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon," performing a hilarious dance to the "Downton Abbey" theme song.
Ferrell, dressed as one of the servants from the BBC show, told Fallon, "You don't even know how painful it's been to be snubbed by [Team USA], not even told when the tryouts were."
So, the actor said he's preparing his routine for the 2018 Winter Olympics, and gave the audience a little preview.
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Awareness, Feminism | Posted by Emma M on 10/31/2012
Stand With Malala
Malala Yousafzai has spent the last 3 years of her life in the pursuit of education and equality. As a result, she has spent the last 13 days in a hospital bed in Birmingham, England.
At 11 years old, Malala began blogging for the BBC. She ran an anonymous daily journal chronicling her struggles to get the education she deserved as a young Pakistani girl. When Malala's blog became popular worldwide, her name was added to the byline. In 2011, Malala won both the International Peace Prize and the Pakistani Peace Prize. Malala's maturity and wisdom served her well as she argued eloquently and passionately for girls' educational rights in the Middle East and worldwide.
However, Malala's open activism also made her a target. On October 9, a …


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Record-setting Oregon high jumper is also a top fashion model — and the next Allison Stokke? — if she wants to be
Following in the footsteps of international sensation (more in a media attention way than a competitively successful way) Leryn Franco and former teen pole vaulting sensation Allison Stokke, an Oregon prep high jumper is reaching new heights in both the high jump and off the track as a high profile fashion model.
As noted in this terrific profile by MaxPreps, Albany (Ore.) West Albany high jump superstar Rachel Proteau holds the best jump in the U.S. in 2013, clearing a height of 6-foot-1. That's just three inches off the all-time prep record, and crushed a previous Oregon record set by 1984 Olympic high jump bronze medal winner Joni Huntley.
Proteau is multitalented in jump events as well, taking second place in Oregon in the long jump with a distance of 17-feet-6.
Still, Proteau's success on the track has been matched or exceeded by the attention she has generated off it. The Kansas State signee was discovered by a fashion talent scout in a Portland mall when she was 14 and was recruited to become a model. She accepted, and three years later spent three weeks in Manhattan modeling and engaging in trial shoots for a wide variety of fashion labels, all in the pursuit of building up more name recognition in the mecca of the American fashion industry.
As it turns out, that experience might end Proteau's modeling future before it begins in a more professional way.
The teen said that the entire Manhattan experience was too stressful, particularly for the near constant criticism she received for being, "too tall and muscular." That criticism seems pretty unfair for a high school senior who stands 6-foot-1 and 145 pounds.
In the end, that may all be for the best for Proteau anyway, particularly if she hopes to have a strong future in track and field. At the moment jumping provides the teen's escape from the rest of the world. If she can maintain that focus, she might just find herself competing in Rio de Janiero in less than four years time.


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After a thorough review, Hockessin Soccer Club is excited to announce that the Club's Board of Directors has approved a FULL transition to Delaware Rush Soccer for both our representative and instructional programs.!
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Is a swap partition really needed/beneficial? The various tutorials on installing backtrack sometimes include the swap partition or omit it (is its creation implied? does ubiquity do it automatically?)
What's the reality of a swap partition and linux on a 3 gig ram intel dual core laptop running BT4?
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Dudamel Conducts Berlioz
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Gustavo Dudamel, conductor
About This Performance
Argentinean composer Esteban Benzecry draws on Latin American mythology to develop what he calls "a kind of imaginary folklore." The result is a brilliant mix of contemporary orchestral techniques and traditional dance rhythms. Berlioz' psychedelic masterpiece about an artist obsessed by his beloved has become a signature work for the LA Phil.
One of the first symphonies to tell a story, Berlioz' rule-bending Romantic work follows a young artist's "fantastic" voyage from infatuation with a lover to the gallows and on to a gathering of witches. This remarkable piece - hallucinatory, dreamlike and described by Leonard Bernstein as "taking a trip and [winding up] screaming at your own funeral" - has become a signature work of Gustavo Dudamel and the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
The program also features the U.S. premiere of Argentine composer Esteban Benzecry's Rituales Amerindios," a work commissioned by the Gothenburg Symphony and dedicated to Gustavo Dudamel. Written as a triptych, the piece celebrates the three great pre-Columbian cultures – the Aztecs, the Mayans and the Incas – by having each movement explore a god venerated by those cultures. The first movement, named after the Aztec wind god Ehécatl, replicates the ethereal fury of that element; the second, named for the Mayan rain god Chaac, shows the power and creative energy of that element; and the final movement celebrates Illapa, the Incan god of thunder and lightning, with all the rhythm and energy of a rain dance.
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Rock Hill, S.C.- Brevard College's Alyssa Miller has been named to the All-SAC Second Team as a utility player, the league office announced Wednesday.
Miller led the Tornados in hitting this season, posting a .344 batting average through 46 games. The junior also led the Tornados in hits (53), runs (28), and total bases (71). Her 53 hits were 5th-most in the South Atlantic Conference.
Miller also picked up four wins in the circle for the Tornados this season, tossing 62.1 innings in 10 appearances.
Carson-Newman shortstop Brittany Hefner has been named the 2013 SAC Softball Player of the Year, headlining the list of conference award winners which was released on Wednesday.
Hefner, who helped Carson-Newman finish tied for third in the regular-season conference standings, had a monstrous season at the plate for the Eagles. She hit .463 with 19 home runs –the second-most in a season in conference history – and a league-record 75 RBI. She also led the conference with a .523 on-base percentage and a .993 slugging percentage.
Hefner had nine three-hit games during the regular season and recorded four or more RBI on eight occasions.
Joining Hefner on the list of honorees was Catawba's Carley Tysinger, who earned both the SAC Pitcher of the Year and SAC Freshman of the Year awards after winning 22 games and posting a 1.10 ERA. Both of those numbers led the conference.
Tysinger also led the league with 282 strikeouts – 147 more than the second-highest total. She allowed opponents to hit just .150 against her this season.
Along with Hefner, the All-SAC First Team infield consisted of Anderson first baseman Danielle Swygert, Anderson second baseman Nessica Neidigh and Mars Hill third baseman Robyn Stanek. All three finished in the top five in the conference in batting average, while Neidigh led the league with 59 runs scored and Swygert ranked second in RBI with 55.
Carson-Newman's Bri Shoemake earned first-team accolades at catcher after finishing the regular season with a .361 average and 28 RBI. She also threw out 50-percent of potential base stealers.
Making up the first-team outfield were Wingate's Kelsey Maffucci, Carson-Newman's Kelli Hensley and Anderson's Molly Child. Hensley hit .386, Child .361 and Maffucci .355, while Child ranked second in the conference with 46 runs scored and Hensley was seventh in stolen bases with 13.
Child also ranked in the league's top 10 in doubles, RBI, home runs, walks and on-base percentage.
Anderson's Bailey Smith was voted as the first-team designated player, and Carson-Newman's Elayna Siebert was selected to the team at the utility position. Siebert led the conference with six triples and hit .342, while Smith ranked sixth in the league with eight home runs and 10th in slugging percentage at .582.
Rounding out the All-SAC First Team is Lenoir-Rhyne pitcher Maryann Hoskins, who was second in the conference in ERA at 1.65 and strikeouts with 135. She won 13 games during the regular season and also tallied a league-best three saves.
In addition to Miller, the All-SAC Second Team featured an infield of Catawba catcher Tara Gibbs, first basemen Jesssica Fellmeth of Lenoir-Rhyne and Kaytlin Stroinski of Tusculum, Wingate second baseman Hayley Whitley, TC shortstop Lindsey Umberger, and L-R third baseman Haily Jarman. Fellmeth and Stroinski tied in the voting for second-team first baseman.
Tusculum's Miranda Beeler, LMU's Brianna Mulkey and Newberry's Gabby Bedard made up the second-team outfield, while Wingate's Kayla Saliga was the team's designated player.
The All-Conference Second Team was completed by pitchers Taylor Morris of Mars Hill and Stacey Houser of Wingate.
Finally, Tusculum's Julie Huebner was selected as the SAC Coach of the Year after leading her team to the program's first-ever regular-season conference title. The Pioneers went 13-5 in league play and 30-17 overall in the regular season. She is the first coach in TC softball history to earn the conference's Coach of the Year award.
SAC Player of the Year: Brittany Hefner, Carson-Newman
SAC Pitcher of the Year: Carley Tysinger, Catawba
SAC Freshman of the Year: Carley Tysinger, Catawba
SAC Coach of the Year: Julie Huebner, Tusculum
All-Conference First Team
C - Bri Shoemake, C-N %$
1B - Danielle Swygert, AU
2B - Jessica Neidigh, AU ^
SS - Brittany Hefner, C-N
3B - Robyn Stanek, MHC
OF - Kelsey Maffucci, WU
OF - Kelli Hensley, C-N
OF - Molly Child, AU
DP - Bailey Smith, AU
Util - Elayna Siebert, C-N
P - Carley Tysinger, CAT
P - Maryann Hoskins, L-R
All-Conference Second Team
C - Tara Gibbs, CAT
1B - Jessica Fellmeth, L-R *^%
1B - Kaytlin Stroinski, TC *
2B - Hayley Whitley, WU
SS - Lindsey Umberger, TC
3B - Haily Jarman, L-R #&
OF - Miranda Beeler, TC
OF - Brianna Mulkey, LMU ^&
OF - Gabby Bedard, NEW
DP - Kayla Saliga, WU
Util - Alyssa Miller, BC
P - Taylor Morris, MHC
P - Stacey Houser, WU
* tied for second-team 1B selection
^ 2012 All-SAC First Team Selection
# 2012 All-SAC Second Team Selection
% 2011 All-SAC First Team Selection
& 2011 All-SAC Second Team Selection
$ 2010 All-SAC Second Team Selection


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Already behind in preparations for his first NFL season, Miami Dolphins top draft pick Dion Jordan sat out the first training camp practice Sunday in Davie, Fla., and declined to predict when he might take the field.
The defensive end and linebacker from Oregon wore uniform No. 95 but watched from the sideline because his surgically repaired right shoulder has not fully healed. He was placed on the non-football injury list.
"It's really frustrating to not be out there," Jordan said, "but I understand my health is the main concern."
Jordan can join the active roster at any time before the regular season. If he isn't activated by then, he must miss the first six weeks of the season.
The third overall pick in the draft, Jordan signed a $20.6 million, four-year contract Saturday that included a $13.3 million signing bonus.
Pouncey's cap
Dolphins center Mike Pouncey declined to join twin brother Maurkice of the Steelers in apologizing for wearing a baseball cap that supported former college teammate Aaron Hernandez, who has been charged with murder. The Pounceys were photographed during their recent birthday party in Miami wearing caps that read "Free Hernandez."
Hernandez, a former New England Patriots tight end, played with the Pounceys at the University of Florida in 2007-09. Hernandez is charged with murder in Massachusetts and has pleaded not guilty.
"I'm just here to focus on football," Pouncey said. Later he added, "We get paid a lot of money to act a certain way, and that's the way we should be acting."
Cowboys hobbled
The Dallas Cowboys placed defensive tackle Jay Ratliff and guard Mackenzy Bernadeau on the physically unable to perform list after both sustained hamstring injuries in conditioning tests before training camp. Ratliff, Bernadeau and guard Nate Livings (foot) were sidelined for the first camp workouts Sunday in Oxnard, Calif.


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'Forward Taylor Pyatt skated with the team Sunday. He's been taken off the I.R. and cleared to play for the first time since breaking his right wrist back on November 25. Ruff says Pyatt will be a game time decision on Tuesday.'
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Sentinel's Media Lab and GIMP (no, not related)
A shout-out for the job: As some of you know, I am not only a FOSS advocate, but I am also a newspaper editor; the latter of which pays most of the bills. As such, I'm also part of the Santa Cruz Community Media Lab that is run by the Santa Cruz Sentinel, which is hosting a gathering at Cruzio at noon on Thursday (that's tomorrow). It's a sign-in affair with only a few seats left, so you have to RSVP to the Media Lab or e-mail on-line editor Tom Moore at tmoore-at-santacruzsentinel-dot-com.
In my position as big kahuna of tech blogs, if you have a tech blog and you live in the Santa Cruz area, you'll want to participate in the Media Lab. You can do that by contacting me at the Sentinel at lcafiero-at-santacruzsentinel-dot-com, I'll be there, waiting by the Windows box.
Single-window GIMP: GIMP 2.8, with its long-awaited single-pane set up (oh, thank God!), is finally here. I haven't yet put it through its paces, but I did want to mention before I do that this is a welcome improvement. Many folks have gotten used to the multiple windows in GIMP. I have never gotten used to them. In fact, they mock me every time the come up because, invariably, I get lost. That's an operator error, I'll be the first to admit, however having just one window to deal with will certainaly help the GIMP-challenged among us. A review is forthcoming.
Remarkably clear and 63 among the redwoods in Felton.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and develops business software at Redwood Digital Research, a consultancy that provides true FOSS solutions — which no longer includes Canonical/Ubuntu products — in the small business and home office environment.)


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Lepore wins second straight as Brevard tops Anderson, 4-3March 10, 2010
Pruitt drives in three in the Tornados third straight win
Brevard, N.C. - Joseph Lepore pitched seven strong innings and Mathew Pruitt drove in three runs as the Tornados avenged an earlier defeat to the Trojans, coming out on top of Anderson on Wednesday afternoon, 4-3.
Lepore (2-0) wins his second game in the past two days, having picked up the win in the second game of the doubleheader against IUP on Tuesday. Lepore gave up six hits and two earned runs while striking out one on 79 pitches for his second win of the season.
Anderson's Brett Campbell took the loss for the Trojans, giving up four runs (one earned) while striking out one in 2.2 innings of work.
The Trojans (8-16) put one on the board in the first inning as Derek Hipp led off the game with a double to straightaway centerfield. The next batter, Matt Hill, laced a single to right center, bringing Hipp across the plate to put the Trojans up 1-0, before Lepore settled down to retired the side, stranding Hill at third by retiring Blake May on a fly ball to left to end the inning.
Brevard (4-10) evened the score up in the second as Stephen Mullis led off the inning, driving the first pitch from Campbell to left center for a double. Mullis advanced to third on a wild pitch and came around to score on Pruitt's one-out sacrifice fly to left field as the Tornados tied up the game at 1.
Lepore retired Anderson in the top of the third bringing up the top of the Brevard batting order as the first three Tornados batters reached base. Eric Renegar opened the inning with a base hit up the middle and a walk issued to Ronald Patterson moved the freshman shortstop to second. Kramer Clark's fly ball down the right field line was dropped to load the bases with none out, but Campbell retired the next two Brevard batters, getting Kellen Moman to fly out and caught Mullis swinging for strike three. Campbell got ahead of Jackie Corn, but then came too far inside, hitting Corn in the back to bring in Renegar and Pruitt singled in Clark and Patterson to put the Tornados up 4-1 after three innings of play.
Lepore faced one batter over the minimum in the next three innings, issuing a walk to May in the fourth and a single to Thomas Padro in the fifth, but the Anderson relief pitcher B.J. Scarborough was equally effective in shutting down the Tornados offense as the teams headed into the seventh with Brevard still up, 4-1.
After getting Ryan Saxon to groundout, Lepore left a pitch over the plate for May as the sophomore put the 2-1 offering over the left field fence to cut the lead in half, but Lepore recovered to retired Jonathan Romano and Padro to end the inning.
Bryson Graydon shut down the Tornados in the seventh and Lepore came out to start the eighth, facing one batter before giving way to Brennan Daniels.
Anderson threatened in the eighth, placing runners first and third, but Saxon fouled out to Josh Case in front of the Tornados dugout to end the inning.
The Tornados placed two on in the eighth as well, but were unable to put one across, giving way to the ninth as the Trojans opened the inning with May and Romano each reaching on singles. Following a sacrifice bunt which moved both runners into scoring position, Ron Patterson made the play of the game, tracking down Padro's line drive to centerfield, diving with his back away from the plate to make the catch, and then recovering to make the throw back to the infield. May scored on the play to cut the lead to 4-3, but Daniels recorded the final out as Luke Sawyer flied out to center to finish the game.
The Tornados are back on the field on Friday, March 12th, as Brevard continues South Atlantic Conference play by traveling to Lenoir-Rhyne University. First pitch for the three-game series between the Bears and Tornados is set for 7 p.m.


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'"Paul's combination of speed and offense will be a great fit in our organization," said Regier. "He has continued to improve each season, and he played a major part in helping Gatineau advance to the Memorial Cup last season. We look forward to watching him develop in the coming seasons."'
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|Enterprise Rancheria. Sale and conveyanc to California.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior may sell and convey Enterprise Rancheria numbered 2, comprising 40.64 acres of land, more or less, described as lot 3, section 1, township 19 north, range 5 east, Mount Diablo base and meridian, to the State of California for a negotiated price which in the opinion of the Secretary reflects its fair market value, and the proceeds from the sale shall be distributed to Henry B. Martin, Stanley Martin, Ralph G. Martin, and Vera Martin Kiras.
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HomeProductsVentilated Enclosures & ExhaustersLaboratory Animal Research StationsPuriCare Procedure Stations312611030
6' PuriCare Procedure Station with 10" sash opening, UV light and service fixture
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Catalog Number: 312611030
- Region: International
- Built-In Options: Cord & Cable Pass-Through, Hose Tip Valve(s), UV Light
- Light Fixtures: Ultraviolet, Fluorescent
- Nominal Exterior Width: 6' (183 cm)
- Nominal Sash Opening: 10" (25 cm)
- Power Cord & Plug: Schuko, 230 volts
- Primary Application: Special procedures such as surgical operations
- Service Fixtures: Two
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- Weight: 805.0 lbs
- Weight metric: 365.1 kg
- Dimensions: 78.3" w x 31.2" d x 63.3" h
- Dimensions metric: 198.9cm w x 79.2cm d x 161.5cm h
- Electrical: 230V, 50/60 Hz, 8A
- Region: International
- Built-In Options: Cord & Cable Pass-Through, Hose Tip Valve(s), UV Light
- Conformance: ADA, CE
- Light Fixtures: Ultraviolet, Fluorescent
- Nominal Exterior Width: 6' (183 cm)
- Nominal Sash Opening: 10" (25 cm)
- Power Cord & Plug: Schuko, 230 volts
- Primary Application: Special procedures such as surgical operations
- Service Fixtures: Two
PuriCare Procedure Stations provide personnel, animal and environmental protection. They are specialized Class II, Type A2 biological safety cabinets that meet or exceed the product and personnel protection requirements of NSF 49. These Stations are designed for conducting small animal research activities including cage changing, weighing, anesthesia delivery and surgical procedures.
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- Available in 4' and 6' widths
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Student Affairs programs and services are funded through a series of fees. Below are the fees you may be assessed on behalf of Student Affairs. Click each fee for a cost breakdown and a description of how the money collected is spent.
University Services Fee
This fee, with a range of $59.86-$71.88 per hour, is assessed by semester credit hour and funds services such as advising, student services, technology, library, distance education, and outreach programs as well as other administrative services such as identification services and record services.
Health Service Fee
This fee of $4.91 per semester credit hour is used to cover costs of operating the Student Health Services department. This fee is assessed only to students on the Stephenville campus.
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Students who wish to park a vehicle on campus must pay a parking fee of $75 per year.
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This fee of $100 per regular semester and $50 per summer semester is used to fund debt service requirements and operational costs of the Recreation Sports Center facility. This fee is assessed only to students on the Stephenville campus.
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All students in the residence halls are required to pay for meals, in addition to room-rent fees. Meals are provided in modified cafeteria style during specific meal hours. Evening meals will not be served on days preceding holidays and end of semester or summer sessions. Room and meal rates and meal times are published in pamphlets available from Student Affairs and Business Services. Meal fees include state sales tax. No deductions will be made from charges for meals and room rent when students move into the residence hall within ten days after the opening of a semester, nor will refunds be made when students withdraw during the last ten days of a semester or the last ten days for which payment has been made.
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This fee of $3.96 per semester credit hour, with a $39.60 maximum per regular semester and $19.80 maximum per summer semester, is used for operating, maintaining, improving, and equipping the Barry B. Thompson Student Center. This fee is assessed only to students on the Stephenville campus.


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"'We've got to be ready to go," Sabres coach Ron Ralston said. "We didn't have enough urgency or desperation off the start. We kind of got a little back as the game went on."'
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Brevard, N.C. – Jared Richmond homered and drove home four runs as Tusculum College completed a three-game sweep of Brevard College, 11-4, Sunday afternoon at Gil Coan Field. On the weekend, Richmond (Fort Smith, Ark.) stroked two home runs and tallied eight RBIs.
C.J. Hillyer (3-1; Abington, Mass.) pitched 5 2/3 innings, giving up three unearned runs, to secure the win. Shane Galloway (1-2; Rosman, N.C.) was touched up for nine runs (five earned) in six innings to take the loss. Tio McLean (Laurel Hill, N.C.) pitched the final 3 1/3 innings for the Pioneers to earn his third save of the season.
Tusculum (12-7, 6-0 South Atlantic Conference) scored twice in the 1st inning, an a two-run double from Sean Cotten (Mooresville, N.C.) and added two more runs in the 4th, on a run-scoring hit from Richmond, who eventually came home on a passed ball.
The Pioneers scored four more runs on a pair of home runs in the 6th. Richmond and Aaron Hudgins (Kingsport, Tenn.) each mashed a two-run bomb to make the score 8-0.
Brevard (6-11, 0-6 SAC) touched home three times in the bottom of the 6th. Jackie Corn (Hendersonville, N.C.) and Josh Miller (Hendersonville, N.C.) each had a run-scoring single, with Miller's driving home two runs, to cut into the deficit.
Tusculum tacked on a run in the 7th, on a run-scoring single from Sean Finucane (Cortland, N.Y.), but Brevard responded with a, RBI single from Matthew Pruitt (Hendersonville, N.C.) to make the score 9-4.
The final two Pioneer markers came in the 9th. Nate Grabowski (Pennellville, N.Y.) scored when Miller's throw to second in attempt to gun down a base stealer went wide, and Richmond added another RBI single to make the final score 11-4.
Brevard hosts Alderson-Broaddus on Tuesday at 3 p.m., while Tusculum resumes their season at Limestone Tuesday at 2 p.m.


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Renal Function and Chronic Kidney Disease in Aging (R01)Funding Number: PA-12-211
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Release Date: June 13, 2012
Expiration Date: September 8, 2015
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This Funding Opportunity Announcement (FOA) issued by the National Institute on Aging (NIA) and the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), National Institutes of Health, invites applications that propose basic, clinical, and translational research on chronic kidney disease (CKD) and its consequences in aging and in older persons. Applications should focus on the 1) biology and pathophysiology of CKD in animal models; 2) etiology and pathophysiology of CKD in older adults; 3) epidemiology and risk factors for the development of CKD with advancing age; and/or 4) diagnosis, medical management and clinical outcomes of CKD in this population. Research supported by this initiative should enhance knowledge of CKD and its consequences in older adults and provide evidence-based guidance in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of CKD in older persons.


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iSceneNodeArray Struct Reference
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Ok, next week I will be attending a beginers thai/mma class. I don't have any gloves, gum shield etc.... will I need them for a beginers class because I really want to get started on this?
Ok, next week I will be attending a beginers thai/mma class. I don't have any gloves, gum shield etc.... will I need them for a beginers class because I really want to get started on this?
Gumshield is one of the must haves in my opinion, we are still 5-10 years away from tooth regeneration and even then that will cost a lot ..... GUMSHIELD!
I would say get a gumshield and a cup at first, the rest can come later, speak to your coaches for advice on what you need, where to get it locally, etc
Stuart Baxter - Contributing writer - The Fight Lounge
There will probably be some stanky communal gloves there but you definitely want a gumshield. I don't think there's such thing as a communal gumshield but if there were, I wouldn't want to use it.
A boil & bite won't set you back anything. Check out sports direct if you have one. You'll be able to get a decent shock doctor boil and bite for a couple of pounds. I had one and it lasted me a good 2 years before I decided I needed a pro one.
Better to spend 2 pounds on a gum shield than have your teeth snapped out. Also, the gumshield saves you from the often overlooked tonguebite and cheekchomp.
And wash your bloody hands after using those gloves.
Groin guard and gum shield first. No point in getting fancy MMA gloves etc cos you may do a couple of sessions and give up or lose interest.
what these guys said already , most clubs will have spare stinky kit but i wouldnt like to spar without a gumshield in .
If you need a friend, get a dog !
get a gum guard and a cup , the rest should be there to use ie gloves etc first few lessons are just to break you in
http://www.facebook.com/craig.st.clair666 ME
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Listening is cool and shit." BlackdogMMA
I don't think a groin guard is too important. I didn't use one for about 6 months when I started out, and I only use them for sparring now. I can't get on with them. They feel horrible, and its even worse when you get a ball or some skin trapped in the side. And how are you meant to dry hump someone with your junk shielded?
For starting out - Board shorts for grappling and sports shorts for striking(board shorts limit flexability a bit), old tshirt you don't mind stinking and getting ripped, and a gum shield. Tha's 100% all you need.


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Mickey #578, 1972
Mohammed Al-Teihamy is an Egyptian comic artist who worked for the comic magazine Samir in the 1970s. He was also present in Mickey, the Egyptian Disney comic magazine published by Dar Al-hilal, in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
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The comic book contained comics that were produced by local artists, including Al-Teihamy who did a lot of covers and a serial about Mickey Mouse fighting the villain The Red Cat on Mars, scripted by Majdy Najeeb.


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'The policy might be well-intentioned, but it makes no sense in this situation. Lindy Ruff didn't want to announce the specific nature of the injury out of fears that when he returned, Connolly would be targeted. But he's already a target, a wounded gazelle on a Serengeti Plain full of ruthless predators.'
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About Peter Kater
|9 times Grammy nominee/multi-platinum selling Pianist/Composer Peter Kater has been leading innovator of contemporary instrumental music for over 3 decades. His music has been heard all over the world from Healing Centers to the Olympics and Carnegie Hall. He's performed for presidents and dignitaries; scored the music for over 100 TV & Film productions including 11 On & Off-Broadway dramatic plays and is a proud recipient of the Environment Leadership Award from the United Nations.


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This small but characterful café in a quiet corner of Hackney is often buzzing, due in no small part to its homely yet ambitious Georgian food. There are tables on the pavement for when the sun shines, and the simple, tasteful decor inside is perked up with quirky touches – vintage gramophones, fairy lights and stern, old black-and-white portraits. Service on our visit could have been more animated and it sometimes lacked urgency, but the tempting aromas wafting from the tiny kitchen were enough to distract us. Georgian borscht is served hot, and is the test of any east European menu; here it is comforting yet summery, with a deep, rich stock and layers of flavour. Another starter, soothing soft cheese blini, combined well with a garlicky carrot salad and herby yoghurt. Of our mains, from the weekly changing specials board, the most successful was the kharcho, beef stew with ground walnuts; tabaka, chicken with red plum sauce, was a bit dry and tasted as if it had been reheated. Nevertheless, Little Georgia's generous no-corkage BYO policy, laid-back atmosphere and generally solid cooking are serious draws.
|Venue name:
|Little Georgia
87 Goldsmith's Row
|Opening hours:
|Meals served 9am-5pm Mon; 9am-11pm Tue-Sat; 10am-11pm Sun.
|Tube: Liverpool Street tube/rail then 26, 48 bus/Old Street tube/rail then 55 bus
|Main courses £8-£11. Unlicensed. Corkage no charge.
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If you haven't had Georgian food yet, you are missing out on an undiscovered gem. The Georgian brunch here is particularly good - make sure to have the snazzy beans and some khachapuri cheese bread of you stay for lunch.
This was my third visit here, spread over a couple of years. The mixed meze was ok, but not a patch on the previous times I've been here, and the lamb kebabs were also ok, but nothing more. But what really stood out was the crappy service. The table wasn't very clean; when the waiter realised that there were 2 of us, and not 4 as he'd thought, he tried to get us to move to another table; although it was before 11, the bill was brought to us without us asking for it, and, as the piece de resistance, the music was then turned off while we still had full glasses of wine.
I had similarly bad service at the sister restaurant a few months ago, which put me off ever going back there.
It makes me sad that these two restaurants have become complacent about their cooking, and are evidently contemptuous of their customers. I'm passionate about Georgian food, and I love the decor in this restaurant and its no corkage policy - it wouldn't take much for them to lift their game. But in future, I'll give them a miss and go to Tbilisi on Holloway Road instead, which always has .great food and friendly, professional service.
well.... i guess should have paid attention to the reviews talking about the bad service.... lets get one thing straight before i start. i dont like "service". the staff in my favourite vietnamese restaurant in australia used to wipe the crumbs from the previous diners off the table into my lap. i thought it was really funny. i also very rarely write bad reviews.... so. worst service ever? not sure but it was very very poor. served mainly buy a guy with a pretty sweet tache. he was kind of sketchy, enigmatic,.. or on something - dealing with him was just ...odd. and messy. between courses he grabbed all our dirty cutlery with one-hand from his position at the end of the table. after the main, he stacked all the dishes at the end of the table, dropping food across the table, and cutlery on my girlfiend's mum. not a pretty sight. the food. i was hoping for some kind of home styley georgian food umm rustic, honest, fun,.. dunno. but it was just quite poor really. e.g. "kebab". for £13 you get 2 thin dry lamb mince sausages (think kofte) rolled in that cheap "never goes off" tastes-of-plastic wrap bread. for £25 you get the "meze for 4" - 6 child-sized-handfulls of meze. and some "special" cheese bread. 3 of the meze were quite nice, and the cheese bread was ok. but come on for £25?? £25 still gets you much further than that at this end of the market the summary. They cant really justify the prices for the quality of the cooking or the lack of basic table service. maybe we were unlucky... but judging from a couple of reviews here, maybe we werent....
This is a great little spot (little unfortunately being the operative word!); very good value and offering an eclectic mix of dishes from Eastern Europe and further afield. Really enjoyed the pancake with smoked salmon.
We had breakfast here one Saturday in December 2012. Food was very tasty and extremely well priced. Coffee was good and service delightful. We live locally and are really looking forward to going back. A great spot to read the paper and watch the passers by.
We just went to the sister restaurant, Little Georgia North in Barnsbury, the food was delicious and service really great! We had a Georgian brunch with snazzy beans (comes with beetroot) and delicious sausages and egg. Would recommend as one of the more interesting breakfasts in London (and probably same for dinner and lunch!)
Absolutely terrible service. Rude and arrogant. Food very average.
Georgia's always on my mi-mi-mi-mi-mi-mi-mi-mi-miiiiiiind!
Brilliant local food. Great vibe. Cute and quiet seats outside when the weather is good
I love this place...the Georgian breakfast is the best hangover cure I know! Food is delicious and the quirky surroundings add to the usually bustling atmosphere!


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I thought I would create this thread to provide information on how to fix virtual box guest additions when performing an upgrade from BT5 > BT5 R1 using apt-get dist-upgrade. This is not my own work but was found be searching on google but thought it might help having reference here. I am not sure if this effects everyone but it certainly did me and one other.
Basically when upgrading to R1 the kernel is updated breaking guest additions due to the kernel modules not being present for the new one (in this case 126.96.36.199). I carried out the process of reinstalling however this failed displaying an issue due to the install process not being able to find the kernel headers.
If you are also experiencing this issue follow the link here to view a ticket logged at the vitual box site #9456
But to summerise:
1. apt-get install linux-headers-188.8.131.52
2. cd /lib/modules/220.127.116.11; ln -s /usr/src/linux-headers-18.104.22.168 build
3. /etc/init.d/vboxadd setup
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Large and thick paper copy: six printed, with proof impression of the portrait by Tardieu after Duplessis.
His own portrait was engraved both by Audouin and by Tardieu.
Tardieu many years ago referred to the taste for keeping the neck uncovered.
The Abb Tardieu's work-room was small, worldly, full of books and photographs.
After these two came Tardieu and David the Scotchman, and they did their duty very well.
Tardieu's spots are not so frequently met with in cases of drowning as in other forms of asphyxia.
Is there a gentleman by the name of Tardieu whom you were attempting to interest?
Tardieu found on the arm of a sailor who had served various terms of imprisonment, the words, "Pas de chance."
The Abb Tardieu already referred to, who played the violoncello, according to Gerber, had the same tuning on his instrument.
The method used by Tardieu in the classical Pommerais case may serve as a model, more especially the experiments on frogs.


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character noun (QUALITY)
B1 [ C or U ] the particular combination of qualities in a person or place that makes them different from others:
B2 [ U ] qualities that are interesting and unusual:
› [ U ] the quality of being determined and able to deal with difficult situations:
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- The area where I grew up has been all modernized and has lost all its old character.
- It's very tasteful, their house, but I can't help thinking it lacks a little character.
- Closing the factory would irrevocably alter the character of the local community for the worse.
- There's a marked contrast between his character and hers.
- The way he drives says a lot about his character.
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text: Just the high points.... Garrett is well educated, dedicated and driven. Few people view him as someone who will not succeed. Garrett was always the long term option. He was never the quick fix of a BP but unlike BP he isn't retiring this decade. He has shared history with and understands Jerry Jones. He can reach him on important issues. He is a team first guy and always was. He focuses on the whole and on the big picture. His process based philosophy is exactly what most major corporations are using today. Garrett is a carbon-copy of most high-level managers in many fields. Young, but talented guys are going to make mistakes. You go that youthful, educated route because you expect them to grow from each mistake and to ascend. Most good coaches out there right now went through tough times. Sean Payton was demoted and fired as a play caller of all things. Coughlin had his trials along the way. Belichek obviously had issues in Cleveland. Garrett signals to me, Jerry Jones' final coaching move. I think this is a baton passing. Jerry can see handing over his Cowboys to Stephen and Jason but to very, very, very few other people on this planet.


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Password Security
In simplest terms, Password Security is the process of choosing a difficult to guess password, then keeping it a secret. Since
your password/s are the primary protection mechanism for your accounts, a poorly chosen (weak) password may result in compromise
of personal user information and possibly confidential Regent University information. As such, all Regent University faculty,
staff, and students (including visitors, contractors, and vendors with access to Regent University systems) are responsible for
taking appropriate measures to select and secure their passwords.
Why should I change my password?
Attackers can use programs to compromise easily guessed passwords. When an attacker has access to your accounts, then he/she may inherit access to your private information and/or confidential Regent University information. Because of this, the IT department has adopted more strenuous password complexity requriements. Your new password will make it more difficult for an attacker to compromise your accounts. Remember, your password can be super difficult to guess, but if you share it with anyone, you've already compromised your accounts. So choose a difficult to guess password, then keep it a secret.
How do I choose a good password?
At Regent, we now have a few new requirements to make sure that our users create what we call 'Strong Passwords'. These
are passwords that an imposter could not easily guess. Your new password must:
Be at least eight characters in length
Include one number, one uppercase letter, and one lowercase letter (within the first eight characters)
Must NOT include special characters (!@#$%%^&, etc.)
Must NOT be a password used within the past 270 days
To create such a password, try to utilize phrases instead of words. In this way, you can control what your password is without having some random string of characters that is difficult to remember. Take the following example for instance.
Phrase: "Regent University, Christian Leadership to Change the World."
We could certainly break this phrase up into many different usable passwords or use the whole phrase if we so choose. For this example, let's just take the first letter from each word and make a password from it (don't forget the complexity requirements).
r U c L 2 c t W
Great! It meets all of our requirements. Now pick a phrase for yourself. Maybe a Bible verse, famous quote, or anything you like. Remember, don't use words or phrases that others may think you will use. Don't make it easy for someone to guess your password! If you need more examples, click here.
I'm ready to change my password, where do I go?
So, you're ready to change your password? Our password
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Understand why passwords and secrecy are important
Understand which kinds of characters your password MUST include
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Have chosen a good phrase to base your password on
Make sure your password meets the complexity requirements
If you are ready to change your password, click here to start our three-step process.


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