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Motorcycle Ride to Raise money for Riley Hospital for Children
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This is our 7th year as a group raising money for Riley Hospital. Last year with help for local sponsors and people we raised over $32000. We start at Evansville Deaconess Riley, ride approximately 100 miles and end up at Burdette Park on Evansvilles West Side. We have many events planned this year, including 2 live bands, food, live and silent auction. Inflatables for the kids. And of course our raffle of the Brand New Harley Davidson 2012 Sportster.


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PaikBot is a robot artwork in the Nam June Paik: Global Visionary exhibition and the Paik Archive. He wants to travel the world, and there are two ways you can help:
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Randy Sims Interview --
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The long, long wait is over, for some.
Nearly two years after Paramount Pictures announced that it was going to make the film, Darren Aronofsky's Noah had its world premiere in Mexico City last night, and both audience members and the handful of critic-bloggers who attended the screening (at least some of whom were flown down there at Paramount's expense) have responded to the film.
A few new interviews with Aronofsky have also popped up online. You can check those out, along with the first Twitter comments (full reviews are apparently embargoed until closer to the film's North American release date), after the jump.


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Professor Ali Demirsoy, a leading proponent of evolution in Turkey, has this to say about cytochrome-C, one of the proteins which must be present in the body and which is essential for respiration, and the chances of its coming into being by chance: "as low as those of a monkey sitting at a typewriter and writing the history of mankind." 107
The probability of forming a cytochrome-C string is so low as to be zero. In other words, we may say that if life requires a specific sequence there is a very low probability of this occurring once in the whole universe. Or else supernatural forces that we cannot define played a role in this formation. It is incompatible with science to admit the latter possibility, which means we need to investigate the first hypothesis.108
Many evolutionists prefer the impossibility in the above example over accepting supernatural forces—in other words, creation by God.
107 Prof. Dr. Ali Demirsoy, KalF5tF5m ve Evrim ("Heredity and Evolution"), Ankara: Meteksan Publishing, 1995, p. 61.
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This will be Noisebridge's first prom. There will be the dancing and punch. Please look sharp.
- Date: February 27th
- Time: 20:00
- Loc: Noisebridge
- Formal attire and a date is required to get in (doesn't have to be human, can be a robot).
It would be awesome if someone could show up in a limo.
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[edit] Those identifying as human
- Gowns or a "nice" dress
- Dress pants
- Formal Jacket
- A tie with the format dress shirt (totally required)
[edit] Those not identifying as anything
- Something "formal" looking with LEDs
[edit] Robots
- All exterior metal must be polished
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WATCH: Game of Thrones recreated with pugs
Owners Sue and Phillip Lauer dressed up their pugs, Roxy, Blue and Bono, to make this adorable Game of Thrones remake. 'The Pugs of Westeros' features the doggy trio as main characters from the show including Ned Stark, Daenerys Targaryen, Tyrion Lannister and King Joffrey:
The pups have been getting dressed up as TV and movie characters since they were puppies and while their owners normally only shoot still photography, they couldn't resist blinkbox's challenge to create a Game of Thrones tribute.
Daenerys' dragons have nothing on these three pups!
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Insufficient fuel pressure may be caused by particulate contaminates or other type of substances by-passing the primary fuel pick-up screen and resulting in fuel pump failure. Our technicians recommended to replace entire fuel pump module assembly as two (2) filters, primary and secondary are included with the assembly.
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By Peter G. Tamburro, Boomerang staff writer
Americans have been supersizing their homes and contents over the last 40 years. Now, as homeowners are growing older, they are reprioritizing their lifestyles and reducing some of the burden of owning "too much house." After raising a family and living a busy life, many baby boomers and older adults are using only a fraction of their total space and paying for space they don't need.
Reducing your clutter can reduce your overall space needs, which can leave you more money in retirement. Sorting through a lifetime of accumulations can be challenging, but can be made easier with a solid plan and goal to make life simpler.
Tips for reducing clutter:
Involve the family and make it fun. Contact your kids, siblings and friends and make a party of sorting through photos, games, clothes, furniture, etc. If you're separated by geography, post pictures and lists of items on social media for family members to browse online and lay claim to.
Start on the fringes and work inward. We tend to keep items we cherish in the kitchen, living room and family room. Objects that have grown less important tend to get moved further away into bedrooms, garages, sheds, basements and attics. Start sorting through the outlying areas first, where you have less emotional attachment.
Designate a "last chance" temporary storage area. Have an area set aside to store things that you're just not sure about whether to keep or let go. After six months, if it is still in this "last chance" storage, get rid of it.
Pack visually. To help you know what you have stored without having to unstack and unpack, use see-through plastic containers. If using cardboard boxes, take pictures of the contents with a digital camera, print them and affix them to the box front for easy identification.
Trade single-purpose for multi-purpose. TV food expert Alton Brown frequently advises viewers to never purchase a kitchen tool that only serves one purpose. The same can be said for electronics, personal fitness equipment and other items we accumulate, but don't use frequently. Replace things that have only limited use with things that are more flexible and take up less space overall.
Snap, scan and transfer. Precious memories like photographs and home videos can occupy a great deal of space are particularly subject to damage from sun, heat and water. Transferring home videos and film onto DVDs will save space and help preserve the memories. Photos and letters can be scanned or digitally photographed, then organized and stored electronically on disks or online using a cloud storage service. Keep hard copies of particularly meaningful photos in albums, but discard those boxes of duplicates and unflattering or indistinguishable shots.
Be responsible. Properly dispose of environmentally toxic and hazardous items, such as computers, batteries, paints and medications to appropriate collection sites. If you are not sure about how to dispose of these, check out your city's website or call them for more information.
You may find good things that you just don't need or can't keep. Instead of trashing them, be creative:
Even if you are content with your present living arrangements, decluttering can help you improve your overall quality of life and provide you with greater clarity to think about your future needs and preferences.


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Adoptive Parents: Don't Delay Your Adoption Credit Refund
Update March 14, 2013 — If you're claiming the non-refundable adoption credit for 2012, please see Adoption Tax Credit. The credit is not available for 2013.
Are you claiming the refundable adoption credit for tax year 2010 and/or 2011?
Many taxpayers and their tax professionals claiming the newly-expanded adoption credit are slowing down their refund by failing to include required documentation, such as an adoption order or decree, with their return. If you do not attach all the required documentation such as an adoption decree or subsidy agreement to your return or your taxpayer's return, your refund will be delayed.
Taxpayers may also be asked, after filing their returns, to substantiate any qualified adoption expenses they paid.
The adoption credit, at up to $13,360 per child, is the largest refundable tax credit available to individual taxpayers.
If you plan to claim the credit, avoid refund delays by following these tips:
- Fill out and attach to your return Form 8839, Qualified Adoption Expenses.
- Include with your return one or more adoption-related documents. Required documentation varies, depending upon whether this is a domestic or foreign adoption, whether the adoption has been finalized and whether it is for a child with special needs. For a list of acceptable documents, see the Instructions for Form 8839.
- Use IRS Free File to prepare your return. Again, because of the documentation requirement, you cannot e-file your return. Instead, print out your return and mail it to the IRS, along with all required documentation.
Were you contacted by the IRS about your adoption credit claim?
The IRS is committed to processing adoption credit claims quickly, but it also must safeguard against improper claims by ensuring the standards for this important credit are met.
If your return is selected for review, please keep in mind that it's necessary for the IRS to ensure the legal criteria are met before the credit can be paid. If you are owed a refund beyond the adoption credit, you will still receive that part of your refund while the review is being conducted.
You will be notified by the IRS if your return is selected for review. Once the initial review of your return is complete, you will receive a subsequent notice explaining the steps you need to take such as providing certain documentation to resolve the issue. If no additional steps are necessary, we will notify you that we have processed the credit and released the remaining refund. (8/4/11)
If you receive a notice about your filed tax return, follow these simple tips:
- Each letter and notice offers specific instructions on what you need to do to satisfy the inquiry. Review the correspondence and compare it with the information on your return.
- Mail or fax the requested documents and information, along with the bottom tear-off portion of the notice, to the IRS address or fax number shown on the notice. Allow at least six weeks for a response.
- Taxpayers should call the phone number on the notices they receive from the IRS if they have questions.
The IRS appreciates the assistance of those providing the documentation needed to protect this important credit to ensure only those who qualify receive it.
These additional links may also be helpful:
- Adoption Credit Documentation Requirements
- Adoption Benefits FAQs
- Adoption Credit Phone Forum Questions and Answers
- Six Things to Know About the Expanded Adoption Tax Credit
- Seven Facts about the Expanded Adoption Credit
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Plymouth, N.H. – An impressive collection of White Mountains related books, maps and historical material has been donated to Plymouth State University's Museum of the White Mountains (MWM) by John W. (Jack) and Anne H. Newton of South Natick, Massachusetts. The Newtons said they chose to donate the 6,000 volume collection to the MWM because the gift will allow the public to enjoy and understand the region's rich history.
"By placing our collection at PSU's Museum of the White Mountains, this resource will receive the curatorial attention it deserves and will now be available in perpetuity to scholars, researchers, students and interested members of the public. It is our hope that others will make similar donations in the future to augment the Museum's research resources and to keep the collection current."
The Museum, set on the picturesque campus of Plymouth State University, will open in February, 2013, with presentations, exhibitions and programs for researchers, students and the public. PSU President Sara Jayne Steen said Newton's gift is a great example of commitment to the region.
"Plymouth State is proud to be the recipient of such an extraordinary collection, long admired by White Mountains devotees," Steen said. "Jack and Anne's generosity will assure the treasure they have assembled will become an invaluable resource to all who are committed to the study and preservation of the White Mountains' historical, cultural and environmental legacy, just as the Newtons are."
Over time, the MWM collections will become available digitally so visitors, regardless of their location, can enjoy the museum's offerings, including Newton's collection. MWM Director Catherine Amidon said Newton's generous donation transforms the museum into a comprehensive research site.
"First and then subsequent editions of early books and guides will afford opportunities to study not only the literature but the changes and edits over time," Amidon said. "It is Jack's dedication to collecting and his rigor in collections management that makes this collection truly special."
Jack Newton has enjoyed a long and productive relationship with organizations dedicated to preserving and advocating for the White Mountains region. Newton is a life member of the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC), served as its Treasurer and on the governing Council during the 1970s. In 1976 he was Chairman of the AMC's 100th Year Centennial Celebration. He also served as a Trustee and Treasurer of the Mount Washington Observatory for more than 15 years and remains a Life Trustee of that organization. Newton first became acquainted with the White Mountains region as a college student (Dartmouth College '53, Tuck School '54). After entering the working world as a CPA in Boston, and later as a corporate financial officer, he stayed in New England, often visiting northern New Hampshire and in 1967 eventually acquiring an old farmhouse property in the hamlet of Lost Nation, N.H., east of Lancaster, a town in which Mrs. Newton's maternal ancestors were early settlers in 1816. It was during this time they started seriously collecting White Mountain material.
"This interest captivated me and led to me to form lasting friendships with many others having similar interests," noted Jack Newton. "In my travels I often visited antiquarian book dealers, always on the lookout for that obscure undiscovered item that is usually only found on the dark back shelves. Today, with the advent of the internet, the whole experience of seeking and collecting has lost much of its personal charm. However, I am now looking forward to observing how this collection will used to further the mission of the White Mountain Institute and the Museum of the White Mountains at PSU."
Not surprisingly, Newton believes his gift represents a special bond among those who treasure the White Mountains region.
"I encourage others to consider providing the MWM with similar materials that will provide a historical overview of the White Mountains from the past, in the present and into the future."
The Museum of the White Mountains will open to the public in February, 2013, featuring its inaugural exhibition, Passing Through: The Allure of the White Mountains. The gallery will be open six days a week with free admission.
For more information about this release, contact Bruce Lyndes, PSU Media Relations Mgr., (603) 535-2775 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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SIT323 - Practical Software Development
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|Trimester 2: Burwood (Melbourne), Waurn Ponds (Geelong), Cloud (online)
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Campus: 1 x 1 hour class per week, 1 x 2 hour practical per week.
Cloud (online): Learning experiences are via CloudDeakin. Students will have the opportunity to participate in online consultation sessions.
This unit complements other software design units in the Bachelor of Information Technology programme. Design units focus on techniques of software design for software systems so they can fulfil client requirements. However, students must develop and demonstrate coding skills in order to implement a given design. SIT323 will extend students' skills in implementation so that a given implementation is carried out to professional standards. Concepts on advanced techniques of implementation covered in this unit, set in the modern context of .NET-like environments, databases and the Internet will allow students to acquire skills required to write industrial-strength code.
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07 hommie
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Hah I started graffiti when I was 14 and then got chased down. Was so afraid to ever go out again that I just stopped. I always looked at all the graffiti in my town and wished I could do it though. Also I can't get anywhere with a bike because my town is so spread out. I live in a suburb.
But now I'm 16 and I've picked it back up pretty much. I also now have a friend that's writing with me. He had no style and I was embarrassed to bomb with him but he's just now coming around with his hand styles.
Ive been intrerested in graff all my life, since i started seeing throw ups and peices in downtown houston. But i moved to Africa, but i just recently got into doin sketches. But supplies are hardly avaliable. but I hope to start going hardcore soon, in a couple of weeks hopefully
I got into graff about 6 years ago and I'm hooked I think I've gotten pretty damn good but I'm still nothing compared to some cats out there. I try to keep the scene alive out here where I'm from so I'm constantly painting and trying to improve my skills every day.
ive been interested in graffiti in general since i was about 7 or 8, and i started writing like 2 or 3 years ago.
i started at about ten with a brown sharpie writng rocky on electricity boxes and phone boots
2009 is when i really started to get into the scene. But ive always love seeing it since i was like little
I've been fascinated with the art of it most of my life.
Finally quit being a pussy last night and went out and put up my first tag and a stencil I cut before I went out. Even though there was almost no chance of getting caught where I went, it was still a rush. I spent all morning walking around my neighborhood figuring out when I'm gonna do next.
Anyway, I'm near Buffalo NY and I write 8BIT. Although that name was taken here, so if someone else writes that, I'll have to figure something else out.
I always tried to work it out...but I always fail and I did not it better.
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i started around 2002 an i am glad to say that the 10yrs i have been doin it my art has went from sketches to full pages from throwies to murals but i am still tryin to learn new ways to expand my talents,. more or less i am proud to be a artist an i will never set my pens down,.
4 years ago. not that great
Ive only been getting up recently ( couple of weeks) however ive been drawing for 10+ years. The main thing is just the transfer of pencil to paint can but with the paint you can go above and beyond so many more options and abilities. Completely opens a new door. Then there is the whole just rush and idk just thrill of the game itself. ITS MAD.
started in 06. the shit i was throwing up actuall looked like throw up... lookin back now i wish people would have crossed my shit out.
six years... where has the time gone? it seems like just yesterday i was putting up shitty marker tags.
started sketching 3 years ago, started doing stickers 1 and a half years ago, moved up to paint just recently
when I was in a bout grade six I started noticeing graf an was like damn gr. 8 started sketching then about 2006-2007 sometime I started going out crushing shit daylight, night time just getting out there I eventualy worked through the names rock, Loko, Lok9, then went to SARS then GNRK really liked that one Now onto somthing else. Ironicly the only reason I started writeing is because of this site went onto google an typed in graffiti an this site popped up an I was hooked was on here before with the name GNEREK but lost intrest in the site an moved to 12oz but now am back as I like this site better.
i've been doing bubble letters since like 5th grade or so. then in 8th grade I really started getting into graff & started using dafont to steal letterings off of there. I still use it occasionaly for inspiration & i'm about to finish 9th grade. i've been bombing since like august of this year
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No. 23 Baseball Hosts No. 14 Arkansas
May 2, 2013
LEXINGTON, Ky. -- Coming off just the third series win at Ole Miss in program history, No. 23 Kentucky will return home for an eight-game homestand, starting with preseason top-ranked Arkansas, with the series with the 14th-ranked Razorbacks set to begin on Friday at 6:30 p.m. ET at Cliff Hagan Stadium. The series will resume on Saturday at 7 p.m. ET and conclude on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET.
All three games will be televised live, with the UK IMG Network broadcasting the first two games for Fox Sports South and CWKYT-TV. Dick Gabriel (play-by-play), former World Series Champion Doug Flynn (color) and Brian Milam (sideline) will call the action. The Saturday game will also be televised live on WYMO-TV in Louisville. The Sunday game can be found on Cox Sports Television. All three games will also be broadcast live on the UK IMG Radio Network, with the Voice of UK Baseball, Neil Price, calling the action. Fans can hear the games live on WLAP 630-AM in Central Kentucky, WKJK 1080-AM in Louisville and online at UKathletics.com.
The Wildcats will change their rotation for the first time in 2013, as sophomore southpaw A.J. Reed (2-5, 2.88 ERA) will make his 12th series-opening start of the year on Friday. UK will then send freshman right-hander Kyle Cody (3-2, 5.49 ERA) to the mound on Saturday for his first career Southeastern Conference start. Junior lefty Corey Littrell (5-3, 3.22 ERA) will start on Sunday. Arkansas will counter with junior right-hander Barrett Astin (3-2, 2.02 ERA) on Friday, star junior right-hander Ryne Stanek (5-1, 1.60 ERA) on Saturday and senior lefty Randall Fant (4-1, 2.34 ERA) on Sunday.
A native of Terre Haute, Ind., Reed will be making his 12th weekend-opening start of the year on Friday. The 6-foot-4, 245-pound southpaw has worked 65.2 innings, allowing just 13 walks and striking out 46. In the Thursday Night ESPNU SEC Game of the Week last week at No. 16 Ole Miss, Reed outdueled Rebels ace Bobby Wahl in UK's 3-2 win. Reed worked 6.2 innings without allowing an earned run, walking one, allowing four hits and striking out three. Astin, the reigning SEC Pitcher of the Week, has made 13 appearances and nine starts in 2013. Astin has worked 58 innings, allowing 52 hits and 15 walks, striking out 44. On Friday at Georgia, Astin worked eight shutout innings, allowing just four hits and two walks, striking out eight on 100 pitches as the Razorbacks posted a 2-0 series-opening win. Last year vs. UK, Astin worked four innings, allowing seven hits and five runs - two earned - walking two and striking out eight.
A 6-7, 230-pound righty, Cody will be making his eighth start of the year in 12 appearances. He has worked 39.1 innings, allowing 39 hits and 11 walks, striking out 36. In his last start on April 23 at Western Kentucky, Cody turned in his second quality start of 2013. Cody worked six innings at WKU, allowing four hits and one run, walking one and striking out seven on 97 pitches. Stanek, a star for the USA Collegiate National Team during the summer along with UK centerfielder Austin Cousino, has made 11 starts in 2013, working 62 innings, allowing 46 hits and 24 walks, striking out 55. On Saturday at Georgia, Stanek worked 6.2 innings in a 2-1 Arkansas win, allowing seven hits and one run, walking three and striking out three on 112 pitches. Last year vs. UK, Stanek worked 3.1 innings, allowing eight hits and six runs - five earned - walking two and striking out six.
Littrell, a native of Louisville, Ky., has made 11 weekend-ending starts in 2013, posting team-highs in innings pitched (72.2) and strikeouts (60) while allowing just 66 hits and 27 walks. In his last start on Saturday at No. 16 Ole Miss, Littrell worked a gem in a rubber-match win, allowing seven hits and three runs in eight innings, walking one and striking out six. Last year, Littrell worked a quality start in a rubber-match win at No. 9 Arkansas, allowing just one run in 6.1 innings, allowing a walk and striking out three. In his two-start career vs. Arkansas, Littrell has a 2-0 record and a 1.50 ERA in 12 innings. Fant, a 6-4, 185-pound senior southpaw, has made nine starts in 2013, working 42.1 innings, allowing 34 hits and seven walks, striking out 36. After his scheduled start on Sunday at Georgia was rained out, Fant worked two innings on Tuesday vs. Missouri State at Baum Stadium, allowing two hits and one run on 18 pitches. As a freshman in Lexington in 2011, Fant worked seven innings and allowed just one run in a start, not walking a hitter and striking out five, as UK's Alex Meyer worked a complete-game gem in a 3-2 win.
Kentucky (26-17, 9-12 SEC) has hit .259 as a team with a .369 slugging and a .366 on-base percentage, stealing 51 bases and belting 27 homers. On the mound, UK has a 3.41 ERA in 390.1 innings, walking 114 and striking out 313, holding opponents to a .270 average. Defensively, UK has a .970 fielding percentage, turning 48 double plays, allowing only 21-of-34 steal attempts and picking off 11 runners.
At the plate, UK has been led by freshman outfielder Kyle Barrett, who has hit .347 with four doubles, one triple, 11 RBI and four steals. Slugging first baseman A.J. Reed has hit .310 with eight doubles, two triples, 10 homers and 46 RBI, while second baseman J.T. Riddle has batted .276 with seven doubles, one triple, one homer and 19 RBI. All-America centerfielder Austin Cousino has hit .256 with 10 doubles, one triple, six homers and 25 RBI, stealing 12 bases. Third baseman Max Kuhn has added a .253 average with eight doubles, one triple, three homers and 26 RBI, stealing six bags. Senior outfielder Zac Zellers owns a .247 average with three doubles, two homers and 18 RBI, with catcher Micheal Thomas adding a .245 average with two homers and 18 RBI. Infielders Matt Reida and Paul McConkey have each hit .218, with outfielder Lucas Witt adding a .200 mark in 29 games, swiping five bases.
In the bullpen, UK has been led by junior righty Trevor Gott (4-1, 1.33 ERA), who has a program-record 10 saves in 20 relief outings, striking out 32 in 27 innings. Senior righty Walter Wijas (2-0, 0.78 ERA) has worked 21 games in relief, allowing just 19 hits - 18 singles - in 23 innings. Freshmen Ryne Combs (0-0, 1.40 ERA), Zach Strecker (1-1, 2.40 ERA), Dylan Dwyer (1-0, 4.38 ERA) and Kyle Cody (3-2, 5.49 ERA) have each appeared in at least 10 games. Sophomore righty Chandler Shepherd has appeared in 18 games and tossed 42 innings, walking just 14 and striking out 29.
Arkansas (30-15, 13-7 SEC) is coming off two wins in a rain-shortened series at Georgia last weekend, also picking up a Tuesday night win over Missouri State in midweek action. The Razorbacks have been paced by one of the NCAA's top pitching staffs, owning a 1.78 ERA as a team, allowing opponents to hit .199, walking 138 in 404.2 innings. At the plate, Arkansas has hit .264 with 20 homers and 208 RBI, owning a .351 slugging and a .351 on-base percentage, stealing 40-of-49 bases. Defensively, Arkansas has fielded .959 with 37 double plays turned, 10 pickoffs and allowing only 24-of-49 stolen bases attempts.
At the plate, Arkansas has been led by sophomore outfielder Brian Anderson, who has hit .316 with nine doubles, two triples, two homers and 26 RBI, stealing five bases. Jacob Mahan has batted .295 with seven doubles, two homers and 18 RBI. Joe Serrano has a .293 average with four doubles, one homer and 15 RBI, while Tyler Spoon owns a .292 mark with six doubles, three homers and 39 RBI, stealing seven bags. Matt Vinson has hit .287 with eight doubles, three triples, one homer and 19 RBI, with Jake Wise hitting .190 with two homers and 21 RBI.
In the bullpen, flame-throwing right-hander Colby Suggs (0-0, 1.98 ERA) has eight saves in 16 outings, striking out 17, walking 16 and allowing nine singles in 13.2 innings. Jalen Beeks (5-1, 2.05 ERA) has appeared in a team-high 21 games, with two saves in 30.2 innings, walking six and striking out 23. Brandon Moore (1-2, 1.41 ERA) has worked 38.1 innings, allowing 26 hits - 22 singles - walking 14 and striking out 25.
Arkansas leads the all-time series with UK, 33-22, including a 13-11 mark in games played in Lexington. UK has won two consecutive series meetings, winning in 2011 in Lexington and 2012 in Fayetteville.
Last year, UK posted a thrilling series win in Fayetteville on the strength of a doubleheader sweep on Saturday, the first doubleheader sweep allowed by Arkansas in the storied history of Baum Stadium. UK suffered an 8-7 loss in the opener as the Razorbacks erased UK's 7-5 lead in the bottom of the seventh inning, as Austin Cousino tried to dive for a ball in shallow centerfield, with the ball skidding under his glove and allowing the three decisive runs to score. Taylor Rogers worked four innings in a start, allowing five runs, with Walter Wijas turning in two shutout innings in relief. Ryne Stanek started for Arkansas, allowing eight hits and six runs in 3.1 innings. Tim Carver led the Backs with a 4-for-4 game, with UK getting three-hit game from Thomas McCarthy and two hits each from Luke Maile, Matt Reida and Cousino. In the second game, UK jumped out to a three-run lead in the top of the first inning before the Razorbacks regained the lead with two runs in the first and second innings. A two-run rally in the fourth inning gave UK reliever Chandler Shepherd all he needed, with the then-freshman working 3.2 shutout innings, allowing just a hit. Tim Peterson worked two perfect innings for his first save of the year. Barrett Astin worked for Arkansas, allowing five runs in fourth inning. In the finale, UK got a quality start from Corey Littrell, who worked 6.1 innings and allowed one run, with Peterson, Alex Phillips and Trevor Gott locking it down in relief, with Gott picking up the four-out save. DJ Baxendale started for Arkansas, allowing two runs in eight innings, with the UK two runs coming on a Cameron Flynn homer into the teeth of the win in rightfield in the fourth inning.
Kentucky: 26-17, 9-12 SEC
Arkansas: 30-15, 13-7 SEC
Kentucky: No. 23 (USA Today/ESPN), No. 24 (Baseball America), No. 26 (NCBWA), not ranked (Collegiate Baseball)
Arkansas: No. 14 (Baseball America), No. 14 (USA Today/ESPN), No. 16 (NCBWA), No. 16 (Collegiate Baseball)
Schedule (times Eastern and subject to change) -- Lexington, Ky.
Friday, May 3 * vs. No. 14 Arkansas * 6:30 p.m. (Fox Sports South/CWKYT-TV)
Saturday, May 4 * vs. No. 14 Arkansas * 7 p.m. (Fox Sports South/CWKYT-TV/WYMO-TV)
Sunday, May 5 * vs. No. 14 Arkansas * 1 p.m. (Cox Sports Television)
Radio (UK IMG Network with Neil Price)
Friday: WLAP 630-AM in Lexington; WKJK 1080-AM in Louisville
Saturday: WLAP 630-AM in Lexington; WKJK 1080-AM in Louisville
Sunday: WLAP 630-AM in Lexington; WKJK 1080-AM in Louisville
Weekend promotions
2013 Trading Cards - Set 4 (first 500 fans each day)
Be Uncommon sticker set (first 200 fans each day)
2013 Schedule Posters
Sunday: Ice cream sundaes in collectable helmets, postgame autographs
Be sure to keep earning your way to a 2013 Cliff Dweller t-shirt. Attend four home SEC contests to earn the white t-shirt, eight for the blue and 12 for the black. Remember that only home SEC games count as you earn your way up!
Internet Coverage
Live audio and stats on UKathletics.com
Tentative Pitching Matchups
Friday vs. Arkansas
So., LHP A.J. Reed (2-5, 2.88 ERA) vs. Jr., RHP Barrett Astin (3-2, 2.02 ERA)
Saturday vs. Arkansas
Fr., RHP Kyle Cody (3-2, 5.49 ERA) vs. Jr., RHP Ryne Stanek (5-2, 1.60 ERA)
Sunday vs. Arkansas
Jr., LHP Corey Littrell (5-3, 3.22 ERA) vs. Sr., LHP Randall Fant (4-1, 2.34 ERA)
Cliff Hagan Stadium (3,000)
Parking at Cliff Hagan Stadium is FREE.
UK will utilize three lots: the C8 lot behind Shively Sports Center, the adjacent R lot on the first-base side and brand-new Parking Structure 7 on the corner of Complex Drive and Jerry Claiborne Way. Both parking lots are only steps away from Cliff Hagan Stadium.
Fans who park in the PS7 lot will be given a parking value card to exit the structure free of charge. Value cards should be picked up at the baseball ticket booth prior to the fifth inning.
$5 - General Admission Seating - Adults
$2 - General Admission Seating - Kids/Seniors
$35 General Admission
$55 Reserved Seating


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After exchanging leads for the first few minutes, the Quakers seemed to be in trouble late in the first half. Trailing 23-15 with 4:31 remaining, the Red and Blue began a frantic comeback effort to close the gap to one. Two free throws from senior Alyssa Baron capped an 11-0 run to give Penn their first lead since the 14:44 mark.
The Quakers headed to the break leading, 26-25.
A plethora of scorers helped Penn out of the gate in the second half, expanding the lead to a game-high six points, before the back-and-forth battle began.
The lead switched hands several times before the Terriers finally began to pull away in the game's final moments. A 6-0 run from the 3:41 mark to the 43-second mark would be all St. Francis needed to close out the Quakers, sealing a 56-51 victory.
Penn was 20-of-57 (35.1%) from the floor, while St. Francis Brooklyn was 19-of-51 (37.3%). The difference was from beyond the arc as the Quakers made just two of 21 attempts (9.5%) and the Terriers were 5-of-16 (31.3%). Penn did have 16 assists on their 20 field goals and forced 17 turnovers, but was outrebounded, 38-33.
Freshman Sydney Stipanovich,and junior Katy Allen combined to shoot 10-for-14 from the floor, as Allen also tallied 12 points. Junior Kara Bonenberger led all Quakers with nine rebounds, while senior Meghan McCullough dished out five helpers in her first action in nearly a year.
Penn now has a two-week break before they welcome one of the nation's premier teams to The Palestra, Notre Dame will visit the Cathedral of College Basketball for the first time on Nov. 23, Penn is 0-3 all-time against the Fighting Irish and all three were played in South Bend. Tip off with the ACC foe is set for 3 p.m.
Download: sfcpennwbbbox.pdf


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|Name: gnome-panel-doc
|Distribution: openSUSE 12.1
|Version: 3.2.1
|Vendor: openSUSE
|Release: 2.1.2
|Build date: Sun Oct 30 06:57:09 2011
|Group: System/GUI/GNOME
|Build host: build26
|Size: 232970
|Source RPM: gnome-panel-3.2.1-2.1.2.src.rpm
|Packager: http://bugs.opensuse.org
|Url: http://www.gnome.org
|Summary: GNOME Panel Applet Library -- Developer Documentation
This package contains the GNOME Desktop Panel. The panel is an easy-to-use and functional interface to manage your desktop, start programs, and organize access to your data. This package contains optional documentation provided in addition to this package's base documentation.
* Mon Oct 17 2011 email@example.com - Add gnome-panel-allow-smaller-panels.patch: change the default size of the user menu icon to 16, and allow making the panels smaller thanks to this. Taken from git. * Sun Oct 16 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.2.1: + Panel - Do not assert on error when using default layout - Fix loading launchers defined with relative paths + Updated translations. - Rebase gnome-panel-improved-default-layout-handling.patch: remove part of patch integrated in the stable branch upstream. * Tue Oct 11 2011 email@example.com - Add gnome-panel-improved-default-layout-handling.patch: improve the default layout handling. This enables us to add a launcher for the installer easily in the live session (bnc#702671). * Mon Sep 26 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.2.0: + Updated translations. - Add gnome-main-menu Obsoletes to ease upgrades from 11.4. * Tue Sep 20 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.92: + Panel - Fix loading of main menu - Change "My Account" to "Online Accounts" in user menu + Clock Applet - Look for calendar/tasks app in GSettings + Updated translations. - Add gnome-control-center Recommends since it's being used from the user menu. * Mon Sep 05 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.1.91: + Panel: - Do not forcecully center non-expanded panels on login - Fix srcdir != builddir build + Updated translations. * Fri Aug 12 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.1.5: + Panel: - Stop using G_CONST_RETURN - Remove unused variables - Port to new gnome-menus API - Always keep the same window icon for run dialog + libpanel-applet: - Fix build warning + Clock Applet: - Do not miss seconds when displaying seconds + Notification Area Applet: - Fix build with --as-needed + Misc: - Modernize build system + Updated translations. - Replace pkgconfig(libgnome-menu) BuildRequires with pkgconfig(libgnome-menu-3.0). - Rebase gnome-panel-recently-used-apps.patch and gnome-panel-main-menu-name.patch. * Wed Aug 03 2011 email@example.com - Update gnome-panel-beagle-search.patch: use tracker-needle, instead of nautilus-search, as we do not ship a nautilus-search.desktop file anymore (it was added by a patch, which doesn't make sense in GNOME 3). - Add tracker-gui Recommends, since this means we want tracker-needle to be installed, if possible. * Wed Jul 06 2011 email@example.com - Create a branding-upstream subpackage, that contains the default panel layout. - Add gnome-panel-branding Requires to gnome-panel, to make sure a default layout is installed. - Fix license of subpackages: the non-library code is GPLv2+ and the library code (including doc) is LGPLv2+, not LGPLv2.1+. * Tue May 24 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 3.0.2: + Panel: - Fix crash when starting launcher - Fix edit menu not working even when modifier is pressed, when caps lock is used - Fix crash when running without gnome-session - Add missing config.h includes - Code cleanups + libpanel-applet: - Fix edit menu not working even when modifier is pressed, when caps lock is used + Clock Applet: - Pass the correct month to Evolution command line - Fix usage of polkit service to set timezone - Correctly deal with leap seconds for updates + Updated translations. * Mon Apr 25 2011 email@example.com - Drop gnome-panel-2-11-bring-back-my-run-item.patch: gnome-shell won't have a button to show the run dialog either, so let's keep the fallback mode the same. - Drop gnome-panel-bnc363981-intlclock-compatibility.patch: since we don't migrate the GNOME 2 configuration, there's no need for compatibility with intlclock. * Tue Apr 12 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gnome-panel-bonobo-support < 3.0 Obsoletes, to allow easy migration from 2.32. * Wed Apr 06 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 184.108.40.206: + Panel: - Minor code cleanup + libpanel-applet: - Move some defines in headers to fix generated libpanel-applet documentation. + Notification Area Applet: - Fix thin lines appearing when an icon is removed * Tue Apr 05 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 3.0.0 + Panel: - Fix alt+f1 misworking for menu buttons. + Updated translations. * Mon Apr 04 2011 email@example.com - Update to version 2.91.94: + Panel: - Fix moving of panel objects to use switch mode again by default. - Completely rework how objects are positioned in the panel: they are now either left-aligned, centered, right-aligned. This fixes many issues, including objects being mis-positioned after changes of the screen size. - Make the clock centered in the default layout - Add a user menu similar to the GNOME Shell one. + Clock Applet: - Port to GDBus + Notification Area Applet: - Add support for _NET_SYSTEM_TRAY_ICON_SIZE to specify the size for icons. This can be set in the theme with the theme with "-NaTrayApplet-icon-size: 16;" + Misc: - The dbus-glib dependency is now completely gone - There is a new optional dependency on telepathy-glib, for features used in the user menu. - Changes from version 2.91.93: + Notes: - it's worth pointing out that starting with this release, gnome-panel ignores the GNOME 2 configuration and starts with a fresh configuration. - per-instance applet settings can now be in GSettings, or if the applet still uses GConf, they will live under /apps/panel3-applets. + Panel - Remove popup menu for items in applications menu - Drop drawers - Remove migration code for panel 2.x configuration - Drop hidden --profile argument - Also require modifier to move applets by clicking on handle - Drop per-applet Lock setting - Put Move before Remove in applet menu - Migrate to GSettings. This includes: . Rework the way we define te default layout . Better integration with GNOME 3.0 in general (for lockdown, for instance). . Still make it possible to have applets use GConf for their own settings. - Use gtk-enable-animations GtkSettings property instead of our own setting. - Remove setting to highlight launchers on mouse hover, and instead make this available in the theme with "-ButtonWidget-hover-highlight: false;". - Move Lock before Activate in screensaver button popup - Talk to gnome-screensaver via dbus - Port to GDBus - Stop saving launchers in ~/.gnome2, and use XDG config dir - Remove unneeded check for 'logout-prompt' setting - Change gconf path of applet prefs - Prepare code for ability to use centered applets - Code cleanups + libpanel-applets - Add panel_applet_settings_new() API - Mark all GConf-related API as deprecated + Fish Applet - Port to GSettings - Change the way to choose the image and number of frames, by using a keyfile. There's no UI for this anymore at the moment. + Window List Applet - Port to GSettings + Workspace Switcher Applet - Port to GSettings. - Changes from version 2.91.92: + Panel: - Fix compilation warnings - Add style classes to make panel easier to theme - Fix background of handles for transparent panels - Remove X-GNOME-Autostart-Notify from .desktop file - Stop manually making the panel menubar text bold, this is handled in the theme now. + Clock: - Stop manually making the panel menubar text bold, this is handled in the theme now. + Updated translations. - Add pkgconfig(dconf) and pkgconfig(telepathy-glib) BuildRequires, remove pkgconfig(dbus-glib-1) BuildRequires. - Add GSettings schema handling, in addition to GConf2 schemas handling, with %glib2_gsettings_schema_* macros. - Disable gnome-panel-2-11-bring-back-my-run-item.patch: Needs rebasing. - Remove gnome-main-menu Recommends: it is not ported to the new libpanel-applet API, and we probably want a Supplements in gnome-main-menu instead, or it should be a Requires by the branding package. * Mon Mar 21 2011 email@example.com - licenses package is about to die * Mon Mar 07 2011 email@example.com - Update version to 2.91.91: + Note: this version breaks API in libpanel-applet (an unused argument was removed from FACTORY macros) and ABI (removed arguments and API). + All: - Minor code cleanup + Panel: - Fix warning when lockdown setting changes + libpanel-applet: - Make sure people cannot misuse PanelApplet by documenting an API usage error on stderr. - Remove panel_applet_new() - Remove unused name arg in FACTORY macros - Remove out_process from panel_applet_factory_main() - Add test applet in python - Improve introspection coverage - Stop printing errors for gconf API - Correctly set min & max of orient and flags properties + Clock Applet: - Only display "edit locations" button if panel is not locked down. - Monitor locked-down property to update prefs visibility. - Better fix for missing calendar sources. + Fish Applet: - Monitor locked-down property to update prefs visibility. + Wnck Applets: - Monitor locked-down property to update prefs visibility. + Misc: - Rewrite (and complete) libpanel-applet documentation. - Remove libcanberra-gtk3 dependency. - Bump GTK+ 3 requirement to 3.0. + Updated translations. - Remove pkgconfig(libcanberra-gtk3) BuildRequires. * Thu Mar 03 2011 email@example.com - Rebase gnome-panel-recently-used-apps.patch. * Thu Feb 24 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.91.90: + This release changes in a major way the way people can "edit" panels (ie, create new panels, add new applets, move applets, remove applets, etc.): those "edit" features have always been accessible mostly through popup menus, but this often created accidental changes. Now, users have to press the same modifier as the one configured in metacity (by default, Alt) to access the menus showing those "edit" features. Other items from applets menus are still available in the standard popup menu. + Panel: + Code cleanups + Fix dbus applets to work in multiscreen environment + Update default panel layout to remove launchers, window menu, and show desktop button + Make panel menubar text bold + Hide icon from panel menubar by default; use "-PanelMenuBar-icon-visible: true;" in theme to make it visible again + Remove help items from popup menus + Move all "edit" features in popup menus in a popup menu that gets opened only when modifier is pressed + Do not show "Edit Menus" in menubar context menu if locked down + Do not lock any objects by default anymore + libpanel-applet: - Move all "edit" features in applet popup menus in a popup menu that gets opened only when modifier is pressed + All Applets - Remove help and about items from popup menu + Clock Applet: - Open evo with right date when clicking on calendar - Make text bold + Notification Area Applet: - Synchronize with code from gnome-shell - Set tray colors based on the ones set in the theme - Add support for _NET_SYSTEM_TRAY_PADDING. The padding can be set in the theme with "-NaTrayApplet-icon-padding: 6;" - Code cleanup + Wnck Applets: - Remove switching workspace on scroll events (done in libwnck now) + Misc: - Build fix - Free the fish! + Updated translations. - Changes from version 2.91.6: + This is the first version of gnome-panel with GTK+ 3 support. + The bonobo compatibility support has been removed for now. + Panel: - Change references from bonobo-applet to external-applet in gconf - Don't rely on nautilus desktop files, as they're going away - Remove About GNOME menu item - Do not show settings.menu in System menu, but just the control center - Migrate settings: menu buttons to gnome-control-center launcher - Support adding launchers (and menu buttons) from gnomecc.menu libpanel-applet - Add libpanel_applet_dir variable in libbpanelapplet.pc + libpanel-applet (bonobo): - Drop the bonobo support + Clock Applet: - Show appointments from local/mapi eds providers - Use the control center date/time panel instead of our own time setting dialog + Notification Area Applet: - Fix handling of SYSTEM_TRAY_CANCEL_MESSAGE - Add support for _NET_SYSTEM_TRAY_COLORS + Wnck Applets: - Update for libwnck 2.91.x API changes + Misc: - Finally drop gnome-panelrc + Updated translations - Remove now unneeded BuildRequires: pkgconfig(ORBit-2.0), pkgconfig(libbonoboui-2.0). - Change some pkgconfig() BuildRequires: gnome-desktop-2.0 to gnome-desktop-3.0, gtk+-2.0 to gtk+-3.0, gweather to gweather-3.0, libcanberra-gtk to libcanberra-gtk3, libedataserverui-1.2 to libedataserverui-3.0, libwnck-1.0 to libwnck-3.0. - Add pkgconfig(libecal-1.2) BuildRequires. - Drop gnome-panel-fix-applet-xinerama.patch: fixed upstream. - Remove gnome-panel-no-bonobo-in-process.patch: bonobo support was dropped. - Remove explicit Requires for gconf2-devel, gtk2-devel, libbonoboui-devel, libgnomeui-devel in devel package: they will automatically be added the pkgconfig() way. - Rename libpanel-applet-3-0 to libpanel-applet-4-0, following soversion change. - Drop gnome-panel-bonobo-support and libpanel-applet-2-0 subpackages: the bonobo support was removed. * Thu Feb 17 2011 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gnome-panel-fix-applet-xinerama.patch: on a xinerama setup, applets on the second/third/etc. screens won't even start. This patch from git fixes this. - Add gnome-panel-no-bonobo-in-process.patch: remove the possibility to have in-process bonobo applets. Having in-process bonobo applets will simply break the whole gnome-panel process, which is extremely bad. So we remove this option directly from the library. Note that it breaks API, but it actually affects no package in openSUSE, as far as I know -- if it happens to do so, though, then we can just rebuild the broken package as out-of-process applet. Taken from git. * Sun Feb 13 2011 email@example.com - Call relevant macros in %post/%postun: + %desktop_database_post/postun because the package ships at least one desktop file. + %icon_theme_cache_post/postun because the package ships themed icons. - Pass %{?no_lang_C} to %find_lang so that english documentation can be packaged with the program, and not in the lang subpackage. - Change Requires of lang subpackage to Recommends, since the english documentation is not there anymore. * Wed Dec 15 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Make libpanel-applet-3-0 own /usr/share/gnome-panel and /usr/share/gnome-panel/applets as applets using this library must install a file there. * Wed Nov 17 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.32.1: + Panel: Support relocating the .gnome2 directory with an environment variable, like libgnome does + libpanel-applet: Fix build breakage caused by wrong include + Link gnome-desktop-item-edit against X libs too + Updated translations. * Wed Oct 13 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Remove libidl-devel BuildRequires: gnome-panel doesn't need it (it's actually needed as a dependency for ORBit, though, but we don't need it explicitly). * Mon Oct 11 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add libpanel-applet-3-0 to baselibs.conf. * Mon Sep 27 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 126.96.36.199: + Build panel with -export-dynamic. Else, it just fails badly at runtime - Changes from version 188.8.131.52: + Fix build with --as-needed - Changes from version 2.32.0: + Associate .gir with pkg-config file. + Updated translations. * Tue Sep 14 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.92: + Panel - Fix various issues where panels stay hidden on load or on addition - Do not queue load of an applet if it's already being loaded - Fix loading of bonobo applets that are already configured - Understand bonobo IID in applet_iid keys - Add back optional support for bonobo applets to gnome-panel-add - Stop using deprecated gdk_display/GDK_DISPLAY() - Prevent modules from being unloadable, which fixes a crash on logout + libpanel-applet - Fix build with gobject-introspection 0.9.5 + libpanel-applet - Stop using deprecated gdk_display + Misc - Small build fixes - Update information in README and other files - Rewrite gnome-panel man page - Explicitly link to xrandr + Updated translations. - Drop gnome-panel-fix-hidden-panel-and-applets.patch: fixed upstream. * Tue Sep 07 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gobject-introspection-devel BuildRequires to build introspection support for libpanel-applet-3. - Change old-style BuildRequires to pkgconfig() style BuildRequires: + old-style: NetworkManager-devel, dbus-1-devel, evolution-data-server-devel, gnome-desktop-devel, gnome-menus-devel, libbonoboui-devel, libcanberra-devel, libgweather-devel, librsvg-devel, libwnck-devel + new-style: NetworkManager, ORBit-2.0, cairo, dbus-glib-1, gconf-2.0, gdk-pixbuf-2.0, glib-2.0, gnome-desktop-2.0, gtk+-2.0, gweather, ice, libbonoboui-2.0, libcanberra-gtk, libedataserver-1.2, libedataserverui-1.2, libgnome-menu, librsvg-2.0, libwnck-1.0, pango, sm, x11, xau. - This will make it easier to switch to GNOME 3 libraries. * Mon Sep 06 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gnome-panel-fix-hidden-panel-and-applets.patch to fix several issues, with fixes I just pushed to git: + panel is hidden on first boot (bnc#637180) + newly created panels are hidden + main menu not on default panel (bnc#637130, bnc#637229) - Remove 2.x references in summaries and descriptions: the panel will still be an option in GNOME 3. * Thu Sep 02 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.91: + Fix build with missing dbus-glib-1 dependency. + Notification Area Applet: - Fix bugs related to GSEALing effort. + Updated translations. - Remove hack to fix the build by setting CFLAGS. * Wed Sep 01 2010 email@example.com - Fix workaround that fixes the build by adding the dbus-glib-1 flags: we also need the path to headers. * Wed Aug 18 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.31.90: + Use the polkit helper from g-s-d to set time/timezone + Updated translations. - Remove polkit-devel BuildRequires. - Require gnome-settings-daemon-polkit-datetime. * Sun Aug 08 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Cleanup update to 2.31.4. - Update to version 2.31.6: + Panel - Allow Windows key as valid mouse modifier - Update to latest gdbus API change + libpanel-applet - GSeal fixes + Workspace Switcher Applet * Fix crash in multiscreen setups + Updated translations. - Remove gnome-themes Requires: it's just wrong. - Remove gnome-control-center Recommends: there's no reason for it. - Update summaries and descriptions. - Fix license tags: the non-library code is GPLv2+, not LGPLv2.1+. - Create a bonobo-support subpackage: the support for bonobo applets is optional, and this makes it easy to remove it when possible. - Update packaging for /usr/share/gconf renaming to /usr/share/GConf. - Reintroduce gnome-panel-bnc363981-intlclock-compatibility.patch, but update it for the new way panel applets work. - Move panel-test-applets* utilities to devel subpackage, since it's really only useful for developers. - Move old fish-related images to the extras subpackage. * Thu Jul 08 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.31.4: + More GSeal fixes + Stop using deprecated GTK+ API + libpanel-applet - Update to GDBus API change - Add gobject-introspection support + Clock Applet - Add -lm when linking the clock applet + Notification Area Applet - Fix issues with old-style multiscreen setups + Misc - Make automatic detection of bonobo work in configure - Changes from version 2.31.2: + All - Provide a dbus-based applet library - Keep an optional bonobo-based applet library + Panel - Make sure that newly-created panels become unhidden + Misc - Require glib 2.25.7 - Make orbit and bonobo dependencies optional + Updated translations. - Drop gnome-panel-bnc363981-intlclock-compatibility.patch, as the change away from bonobo obsoletes this. * Fri Jun 04 2010 email@example.com - fix baselibs.conf for the previous change * Sun May 23 2010 email@example.com - Split off libpanel-applet-2-0 subpackage * Sat Apr 24 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - buildrequire pkg-config to fix provides * Tue Mar 30 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.30.0: + Updated translations. * Fri Mar 12 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 22.214.171.124: + Panel: Fix crash when using the main menu + Misc: Add configure summary + Updated translations. * Tue Mar 09 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.92: + Panel: - Display GenericName in tooltip if there's no Comment - Fix applet right-sticking on screen resolution change - Make email addresses hyperlinks in about dialog - Use special XDG directory icon names + All Applets: - Build with latest GSeal'ed GTK+ + Clock Applet: - Fix wrong string in documentation - Use icon fallbacks if the theme does not include phases of moon - Validate input in add location dialog + Notification Area Applet: - Make location of standard status icons predictable + Updated translations. * Mon Feb 22 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.91: + Panel - Add X-GNOME-AutoRestart to desktop file + Clock Applet - Make sunrise/sunset and other times follow the 12/24h preference + Updated translations. * Wed Jan 27 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.6: + Panel - Load applets in a high-priority idle loop on startup - Build fix + Clock Applet - Updated documentation + Updated translations. * Fri Jan 15 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Do not package en@shaw locale on openSUSE 11.2 and earlier. * Fri Jan 15 2010 email@example.com - Remove libgnomeui-devel BuildRequires. - Fix self-obsoletion of intlclock. * Fri Jan 15 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 220.127.116.11: + Panel - Update latest EggSMClient code, which requires no panel-specific patch - Fix potential crash when creating a launcher with drag and drop - Make sure to initialize bonobo + Clock Applet - Avoid unnecessary wakeups when monitoring non-existing timezone files + Misc - Require gnome-desktop >= 2.24.0 + Translation updates * Thu Jan 14 2010 email@example.com - Update to version 2.29.5: + Panel - Use a native window for PanelWidget to fix uglyness on unhide - Fix crashes in various conditions with the new randr code - Fix important regression in very important code - Fix crash with malicious .gtk-bookmarks - Impose a limit on the size of the bookmarks file - Port code away from libgnome and libgnomeui - Do not add (deprecated) Encoding key when creating desktop files + Clock Applet - Remove hack for gravity that was needed with earlier pango - Check errors returned by PolicyKit - Deprecate gmt_time gconf key + Misc - Build fixes - Remove dependency on libgnome and libgnomeui - Add configure check for libcanberra-gtk - Add configure check for ice and sm (X libraries) + Translation updates - Add libcanberra-devel to BuildRequires. - Remove gnome-panel-fix-ugly-unhide.patch. Fixed upstream - Remove gnome-panel-randr-crashes.patch. Fixed upstream - Update the following patches to apply with fuzz=0: gnome-panel-2-11-bring-back-my-run-item.patch, gnome-panel-alt-f1-slab.patch, gnome-panel-beagle-search.patch, gnome-panel-bnc356242-recently-used-apps-hidden.patch, gnome-panel-bnc363981-intlclock-compatibility.patch, gnome-panel-main-menu-name.patch, gnome-panel-recent-check-exists.patch, gnome-panel-recently-used-apps.patch * Tue Jan 05 2010 firstname.lastname@example.com - Package baselibs.conf * Wed Dec 02 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update the way we remove the ha, la, ig locales for old versions of openSUSE. * Tue Oct 06 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Add gnome-panel-randr-crashes.patch to fix some crashes on startup because of the randr code. Fix bnc#543876. - Add gnome-panel-fix-ugly-unhide.patch to fix some uglyness on unhiding a auto-hidden panel. Patch from upstream. * Tue Sep 22 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.28.0: + Updated translations. * Wed Sep 09 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.27.92: + Panel - Add shebang to gnome-panel-add script - Use display name instead of name for menu items This implies we now support the X-GNOME-FullName key. - Make the desktop item editor not emit signals on startup - Support X-GNOME-FullName in the desktop item editor - Always show icons for categories in the applications menu + Clock Applet - Update the time when the user clicks to open calendar + Wnck Applets - Fix spin buttons not working in workspace switcher preferences + Misc - Require gnome-menus 2.27.92 - Ship the desktop.in files in tarball, not pre-build .desktop - Respin gnome-panel-2-11-bring-back-my-run-item.patch. - Add gconf2-devel Requires to devel package. * Wed Aug 26 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.91: + Panel - Drop dead code - Don't show icons icons for actions and categories - Remove use of GnomeEntry in run dialog - Port to GtkBuilder - Make the run button icon respect the desktop-wide setting - Add gnome-panel-add script to allow easy addition of applets - Use g_timeout_add_seconds to reduce wakeups - Ignore overlapping monitors and just use the largest one - Put LVDS as first monitor - Correctly set struts when two panels are right-oriented - Use /desktop/gnome/lockdown/disable_lock_screen - Use a different define for the size of the Applications menu icon - Clarify warning message at forced quit - Make sure to preload /apps/panel/general early enough - Remove empty labels from translation - Do not use non-existing monitors for toplevels - Do not save monitor changes that are caused by constraints - Use randr 1.3 features to detect the first monitor when possible - Use XRRGetScreenResourcesCurrent() when possible - Improve check for LVDS-named output - Remove deprecated Encoding key from desktop file + libpanel-applet - Port to GtkBuilder + All Applets - Port to GtkBuilder + Clock Applet - Change "Clock Options" label to "Clock Format" - Launch the configured calendar/tasks application instead of evolution - Port to PolicyKit 1 - Make default PolicyKit configuration stricter - Do not crash when setting time/timezone without PolicyKit - Do not use obsolete and unneeded daylight variable - Fix confusion between GTime and time_t - Add missing mnemonics and window title - Use g_timeout_add_seconds to reduce wakeups - Do not place on the map locations with lat = 0 and lon = 0 - Make it possible to change the name of a location - Add/improve translator comments - Code cleanups + Notification Area Applet - Allow more flexibility for NaTrayChild compositing - Use g_timeout_add_seconds to reduce wakeups + Misc - Add ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS - Use silent-rules instead of shave for quiet build - Remove workaround for scrollkeeper - Remove libglade dependency - Require libgweather 2.27.90 + Updated translations. - Remove PolicyKit-devel, PolicyKit-gnome-devel BuildRequires. - Add polkit-devel BuildRequires. - Respin gnome-panel-beagle-search.patch and gnome-panel-recently-used-apps.patch. * Mon Jul 20 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.27.4: + Panel - Make the kill message of the action protocol work - Add missing animation_speed keys to default panel config - Make auto-hiding more reactive by tweaking default settings - Fix Command mnemonic in launcher editor - Fix crash when clicking launcher on second screen - Always show icons in panel menus + libpanel-applet - Fix critical warning when an applet is created + Clock Applet - Fix some small UI issues in the clock applet - Remove dead code + Notification Area Applet - Remove focus padding from status area + Misc - Remove now useless --with-clock-time-utility configure option + Docs - Remove deprecated help files - Update metadata for some help files + Updated translations. - Use libexecdir for normal applets. * Wed May 20 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.26.2: + libpanel-applet - Only associate gconf keys with schemas when needed - Work-around new gconf bug that make the applets not see the default values in gconf + Clock Applet - Remove <requires-version> from glade file + Misc build system changes. + Updated translations. - Remove --with-clock-time-utility configure flag: it's useless now (it's using some PolicyKit stuff). - Remove scrollkeeper hack: it's not needed anymore. - Do not package omf files twice. * Wed Apr 29 2009 email@example.com - Move gconf entries file from /etc/gconf/macros to /usr/share/gconf/macros. This is part of fate#305318. * Wed Apr 15 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.26.1: + Panel - Display the right icons for locations in the menu + Updated translations. * Tue Mar 17 2009 firstname.lastname@example.com - Update to version 2.26.0: + Panel - Ignore shadow mounts in the panel menus - Mark desktop files as trusted when it makes sense + Clock Applet - Fix bad memory usage for a string returned by libical + Misc - Remove scrollkeeper check, since it belongs to gnome-doc-utils + Updated translations - Remove scrollkeeper BuildRequires. - Remove -fno-strict-aliasing from CFLAGS. * Fri Mar 06 2009 email@example.com - Update to version 2.25.92: + Panel - Fix some randr-interaction by connecting to the monitors-changed signal. - Use close button instead of ok button in error dialogs + All Applets - Use close button instead of ok button in error dialogs + Updated translations.
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Being a Christian, I've made my decision. That decision offers no compromise; therefore, I'm closed to anything else.
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Over the past several weeks I've been listening to David Cayley's excellent seven-part CBC radio documentary The Myth of the Secular. The series challenges the notion promoted by people like Richard Dawkins that, as societies modernize, the public role of religion will inevitably decline. Instead, the reverse has happened, with various forms of religion growing [Read More…]
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Thursday, June 30, 2011
Twins using Twitter to connect with fans
Some players, like Michael Cuddyer and Denard Span, will answer various questions that are posed to them by their Twitter followers. Other players like, Justin Morneau and Joe Nathan, use Twitter to promote their charitable efforts in the community.
There are many players in the Twins farm system that have used Twitter to update fans on life in the minor leagues. Todd Van Steensel use Twitter to help promote his blog, The Clubhouse Chronicles. Mark Dolenc does a great job of updating fans on the New Britain Rock Cats. Other minor league players find time to mention the movies they attend, the food they eat, and other happenings in their life.
Twitter continues to make fans feel connected to the athletes in their lives. Thank you social media!
Twins on Twitter (Links to Twitter pages)
Michael Cuddyer (@mcuddy5)
Denard Span (@thisisdspan)
Danny Valencia (@dannyvalencia19)
Joe Nathan (@JoeNathan36)
Justin Morneau (@JustinMorneau)
Drew Butera (@drewbutera)
Alex Burnett (@ABurnett31)
Glen Perkins (@ItIsPerk)
Anthony Swarzak (@ASwarzak51)
Ben Revere (@BenRevere9)
Rene Rivera (@ReneRivera13)
Rene Tosoni (@Tosoni08)
Minor League Twins on Twitter
Rochester Red Wings (Links to Twitter pages)
Kyle Gibson (@kgib44)
Anthony Slama (@Slama39)
Kyle Waldrop (@KWaldrop85)
Carlos Gutierrez (@CGutierrez44)
Cole DeVries (@ColeDeVries)
Danny Lehmann (@LehmannD)
Brandon Roberts (@BRobjacob)
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Mark Dolenc (@m_dolenc)
Nate Hanson (@NHans12)
Bobby Lanigan (@BOBBYLANIGAN)
Evan Bigley (@Bigley3)
Chris Herrmann (@ChrisHerrmann87)
Brian Dozier (@BrianDozier)
Bruce Pugh (@BAPJunior)
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Aaron Hicks (@AaronHicks31)
Angel Morales (@AngelMorales24)
Dan Osterbrock (@danosterbrock)
James Beresford (@JamesBeresford2)
Jamaal Hawkins (@jhawkss12)
Pat Dean (@pdean15)
Danny Rams (@DannyRams35)
Alex Wimmers (@AlexWimmers21)
Tom Stuifbergen (@TomStuifbergen)
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Manuel Soliman (@SOLIMAN30)
Tyler Grimes (@T_Grimes12)
BJ Hermsen (@bjherm12)
Clinton Dempster (@cdemp32)
Elizabethton Twins (Links to Twitter pages)
Nick Alloway (@Allow26)
Niko Goodrum (@NikoGoodrumSS)
Todd Van Steensel (@toddvs35)
AJ Pettersen (@apettersen1)
Tim Shibuya (@TimShibuya)
Derek Christensen (@dchristensen57)
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I've been waiting for a post just like this. Thank you@
- July 10, 2011 at 2:47 PM
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Glad I could help. It took awhile to compile the list.
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Return of Menstrual Cramps
I used to have menstrual cramps before I got pregnant and was gone after giving birth. Now, after 2 years I felt it coming back. Is it normal for menstrual cramps to return after a long time?
9th April 2014 12:14 AM #2
Dear milkandboo,
I would like to ask you a couple more questions to help me to answer this fully. Have you been breastfeeding and, if so, how long for? The reason I ask this is because breastfeeding can change your monthly cycle. Many breastfeeding women find that their periods are lighter and menstrual cramps are reduced during this time. When they stop breastfeeding the menstrual cramps may become back to their pre-birth level.
Have there been any other changes in your monthly cycle?
Warm wishes,
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Hi LJ,
Yes, I breastfed but for about 2 1/2 months only after giving birth since I have to go back to work. So, maybe this explains why my menstrual cramps are now back, I just had a little time breastfeeding.
As for my monthly cycle, it came regularly after 4 months of giving birth up to now.
Thanks for the information.
10th April 2014 07:46 AM #4
Dear milkandboo,
You are very welcome.
If you have any ongoing concerns about your menstrual cycle then do see your doctor.
Warm wishes,


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BEST HURRICANE PREDICTIONS Weather Underground www.wunderground.com/tropical This season, when you get tired of phrases such as "this is what the track of the hurricane will look like if it takes a sharp, impossible turn and heads straight into downtown Miami" and you want a reasonable prognostication about where any storm might be heading, the place to go is the Weather Underground. The Website presents some of the same models that the TV forecasters use to make those cone-shaped prediction maps, but without the hours of speculative fodder broadcast alongside them. The site is simple to use and free, providing a bevy of other images, information, and links to similar meteorological sites, all adding to a fuller picture. You might even find out it's sunny outside.
BEST ACTIVITY TO DO WHILE INTOXICATED Beer Pong Hooligan´s Pub & Oyster Bar
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www.hooliganspub.com Every Thursday night at 9:00 Hooligan's offers a chance for everyone (yes, the distaff included) to get their balls wet. On one of the Ping-Pong tables brought into the pub for this event, each contestant is required to arrange ten cups of beer (sort of like bowling pins). Opponents then get on either side and attempt to bounce a table-tennis ball into the other team's hops. Each time a player scores, the other team must drink. Because a person has to be pretty much drunk before indulging in such a game, a few misses are to be expected. This makes it even more fun, seeing as the ball will no doubt end up landing on the grimy floor a few times before plopping into its intended target. The object is to make the opposing side drink all ten cups of beer -- including any carpet lint, dust, and other fluff. Yummy.
BEST ARCHITECTURAL EYESORE Miami Herald Building 1 Herald Plaza
Miami Plans for construction were announced in 1958, and before you could say Ugh! the views of Biscayne Bay from Overtown and the MacArthur Causeway were obliterated by this squat, hulking orange monument to stifled imagination. Clearly it was at the vanguard of a style (American Utilitarian?) that would inspire for decades to come the builders of high schools and inner-city housing projects. This is no Tribune Tower in Chicago, an Art Deco ode to that city's daily paper. Nor is it the stately neo-gothic 43rd Street headquarters of The New York Times. It's not even the Freedom Tower just down the road, for many years the distinctive home of the Miami News. This is just a generic orange splat gobbling up our precious waterfront. But there's hope on the horizon. This past March the Terra Group bought the building and the property for $190 million. Terra hasn't announced plans to raze the structure, at least not anytime soon. But one can always hope.
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Miami Amid the grandiose high-rise redevelopment of Miami's downtown, the proud old Sears Tower stands nested within the new performing arts center. The 1929 Art Deco masterpiece once anchored a much larger building and served as a kind of beacon that drew Miami's commercial activity northward from the city center. In a way, it is encoring that role today, as it softens and adds warmth to Cesar Pelli's hard-edged design for a huge (and hugely expensive) facility that, it is hoped, will attract new life to a long-neglected part of the city. Today the tower is overshadowed by the cool glass façade of the incipient new opera house. One is half-demolished, one is half-finished. Awkward neighbors, they both await uncertain futures.
BEST AUDIO TOUR Adam Curry's podcast from South Beach http://radio.weblogs.com/0001014/ categories/dailySourceCode/2005/ 01/07.html#a6993 So you've finally set up your blog. That's sooooo 2004. Goodness, you should already be podcasting for your cyber creds. Podcasting is the new blog, but think of it more as radio broadcasting available from the Internet that you save to your personal MP3 and play when you want to hear it. Podcasts are nowhere as slick or commercial as typical radio talk shows, but there's complete freedom of content and language, and anybody -- absolutely everybody -- can create a podcast with simple equipment and software. They are strangely alluring. There's a bit of voyeurism, a bit of old-time radio-show quaintness, and lots of hilarious and shocking moments that never, ever happen on broadcast radio. Anything still goes in cyberspace. One of the major players is Adam Curry. Yeah, that blond dude from MTV. As well as being instrumental in podcasting's development and promotion, he also yammers on his popular Daily Source Code show. The episode linked above is particularly good. Curry takes listeners on a "sound-seeing" tour of South Beach. Typical sounds of the neighborhood waft by like effects from an old-time radio drama. He speaks to colorful locals and wanders around, describing everything he sees. Curry also explains some of the concepts and technology involved in creating his show. It's as much a learning experience as it is entertainment. Podcasting may still be in its infancy, but the buzz in the industry is that it will shatter radio as we know it.
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A detective who crashed his San Diego Police Department vehicle into a utility box in December was given an alcohol screening immediately after the wreck, and city prosecutors are asking a judge to order release of the results.
According to prosecutors, a number of police officers arrived at the scene shortly after the 12:56 a.m. accident on Dec. 7, and the screening was given at that time.
The results of that test have not been released to city prosecutors, who are reviewing Detective Jeffrey Blackford's crash and have charged him with driving under the influence of alcohol.
Instead, prosecutors are relying on a breath test administered at 3:59 a.m., after a DUI investigation was "finally" launched, according to a motion seeking release of the earlier test results. Blackford's blood-alcohol level for the later test was .09, just over the legal limit of .08, the motion says.
In their motion seeking the earlier test results, prosecutors state, "This information is significant affirmative evidence of defendant's guilt in the case. Because the evidence was collected closer in time to the charged violation, it is highly probative of defendant's guilt."
The department says the contents of its internal investigation cannot be made available to the City Attorney's Office.
"There is an ongoing Internal Affairs investigation that is also part of the process that is a personnel matter within the purview of the Chief of Police," spokeswoman Lt. Andra Brown said. "Police personnel files are protected and confidential by state statute and there is a required court process to access and use those files in any criminal or civil proceeding."
A hearing is scheduled Friday in San Diego Superior Court regarding the prosecutors' motion, which also seeks reports and recordings of statements by Blackford, another detective and three sergeants for the internal investigation.
Blackford, an 11-year veteran assigned to the gang unit, was charged in late January, more than six weeks after the crash in Allied Gardens. He was placed on administrative duty.
According to the motion, the police department has said no results from the preliminary alcohol screening were saved.
"The SDPD has stated that the PAS device used does not store the results in memory," the document says. "The City Attorney's Office through contact with the SDPD has not been able to confirm the exact results of the PAS test."
G. Cole Casey, a prominent San Diego drunk-driving defense attorney, said San Diego police typically use the Alco Sensor IV, a hand-held breath instrument that detects a driver's alcohol level. The sensors are commonly referred to as a Preliminary Alcohol Screening or "PAS" device.
"I have been doing drunken driving cases for almost 20 years and have never read a police report where an officer states he administered a PAS test and doesn't know the result," Casey said. "That's the whole purpose of giving a PAS test. It is always documented."
The legal motion filed by the City Attorney's Office also raises questions about the department's early handling of the accident.
According to the filing, a number of officers arrived at the scene "shortly after" the crash. Nonetheless, the formal investigation was not initiated until 3:20 a.m., prosecutors said.
"The people now seek production of any statements of witnesses involved in this incident," the motion says.
The Watchdog reported the accident near the intersection of Princess View Drive and Laura Street on Dec. 13, six days after it happened. At that time, Brown said the crash had been reported at 2:05 a.m. on Dec. 7. She said the detective was off duty.
After the initial story was published, The Watchdog obtained a video of the accident that was time-stamped at 12:56 a.m. Brown acknowledged later there was a delay in entering the incident into the computerized dispatch system.
"After the collision, the detective notified the department through his chain of command," she said for a Jan. 2 report. "I provided you the best information that I had available to me at the time of your inquiry."
Blackford faces two misdemeanor counts of driving under the influence and is scheduled to appear in court Feb. 20. He faces four days to six months in jail if convicted, in addition to civil fines and penalties.
Last week the City Attorney's Office amended its complaint to include a special allegation that he was driving recklessly at the time of the accident. The amended complaint indicates the charge could add two months to any resulting sentence.
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Annual evening of silent film to feature sci-fi classic
Silent-film maestro Dennis James will return to Columbia for the University of South Carolina's annual evening of silent film to perform the musical score to the Russian sci-fi classic "Aelita: Queen of Mars" Tuesday, Dec. 5.
The presentation, which is free and open to the public, will be at 7:30 p.m. in the School of Music's recital hall. Joining James, who will perform organ and theremin accompaniment, will be Mark Goldstein, who will perform the buchla lightning wands, a pair of wireless wands that can produce a variety of synthesized sounds when waved.
Laura Kissel, an associate professor of media arts, said "Aelita" is an excellent example of early Soviet cinema and science-fiction filmmaking. The film was made during the more lenient years of Vladimir Lenin's new economic policy. One of the first full-length feature films to depict space travel, the film influenced how science-fiction films were made for decades, including Fritz Lang's iconic "Metropolis" and the classic "Buck Rogers" television series.
The film tells the story of a dreamy inventor and radio engineer, who thirsts for something more than his mundane life and receives a strange interstellar message. After shooting his wife in a fit of jealous rage, he flees in a rocket ship to Mars where the bored Queen Aelita has been watching him through her interplanetary telescope, even as her slaves organize a proletarian revolution.
Kissel says the modernism of the sets and costumes in the silent film, combined with the live accompaniment, will offer the audience a rare glimpse into the history and world of silent film.
The Dec. 5 presentation is the sixth in an annual series of silent-film screenings with live accompaniment by James, who tours internationally as a composer and musician specializing in recreating historically accurate scores for silent film.
The series is hosted by the university's Film Studies Program in cooperation with the School of Music. James' past concerts have included ones by Charlie Chaplin and Cecile B. DeMille. For more information, call the Film Studies Program at 803-777-2361.
'Aelita: Queen of Mars'
- What: Russian science-fiction film
- Who: Dennis James returns to Columbia to perform the musical score
- When: Dec. 5, 7:30 p.m.
- Where: School of Music's recital hall