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Fermilab Today, Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Nancy Grossman, head of the ESH&Q section, wrote this weeks column.
We are in the middle of a shutdown for maintenance of our accelerator complex. Now more than ever, we need to work together and help each other to do our jobs safely and responsibly. We want to meet Goal Zero: no injuries, minimal environmental impact.
Too many times when we start a task, we think "I should …", but then we don't do it. "I should get the right tool, should get help, should think more about this task, should put on better gloves." We all know such situations.
Our Take Five for Goal Zero program is a reminder to pause and do the right thing. I hope the Take Five theme will stick in your head and remind you to think before starting a job: Is the work area clear and safe? Do I have the right tools and personal protective equipment? Does the task team know the plan and the things that could go wrong? How can I minimize the environmental impact? If something does not look right or is not going as planned, stop the work and Take Five to think about what is happening.
We have set up a Web page that we hope will help you apply the Take Five principles. This is your Web page. Here you can submit questions and share with your colleagues links to Web pages that make it easier for all of us to be safe, healthy and environmentally conscious. Please send me your suggestions for improvements and additional links through the Q&A form.
This summer, we also offer our new fitness program "Accelerate to a Healthy Lifestyle: Exercise!" The goal is to exercise three days per week for 30 minutes. I encourage you to sign up and log your hours. Submit your log sheets and win a prize. For more information, check out this flyer.
On Monday, June 29, we will host a Summer ESH&Q Fair in the atrium of Wilson Hall. It will feature information on our Take Five program as well as booths on topics such as Earth-friendly gardening, recycling, bicycle and motorcycle safety, prevention of heat stroke and sunburn and fire safety. Several booths will offer raffles and free items.
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Torngat Mountains: Let the spirit move you20 Aug 2010
The Land of Spirits: This Globe and Mail feature is all about Canada's newest national park — Torngat Mountains National Park in Labrador. From polar bear sightings to ice bergs, all seen within one of the last untouched wilderness areas in the world, the experience was clearly an unforgettable one for the writer.
Sightseeing NL Style17 Jul 2010
"I quickly had to change from my telephoto lens to a regular lens since the whales were so close." One of the best things to do when you visit NL is go whale watching. This telegram article documents five different boat tours in stunningly scenic western Newfoundland, it's worth a read!
7 hottest summer destinations for 20105 Jul 2010
Number 3! Newfoundland and Labrador was named one of the 7 Hottest Summer Destinations of 2010 by TripAtlas.com. "Polar bears, icebergs, maritime culture, Viking history, and Cupids ... there's no place more enlightening than Newfoundland & Labrador this summer."
Best beaches in Canada6 Jun 2010
TripAtlas has named a Newfoundland and Labrador beach as one of the best in Canada. The website calls Sandbanks Provincial Park in the Burgeo Islands one of the best kept secrets in the country with "uncrowded beaches as well as fantastic hiking, kayaking, herds of caribou, and sand dunes with Anniopsquotch Mountains in the background."
Newfoundland and Labrador's vast, unspoiled wilderness offers glimpse back to Viking times24 Mar 2010
"Newfoundland and Labrador may lie in the Atlantic a time zone ahead of the rest of North America, but visiting Canada's easternmost province is like taking a step back in time…" Read about the province's Viking heritage in this NY Daily News article.
10 Reasons to Love Newfoundland6 Nov 2009
New York Daily News - This photo gallery outlines the top 10 reasons to love Newfoundland and Labrador, from puffin and whale sightings to stunning scenery, hiking trails and cutting-edge cuisine. And why just stop at 10? We can think of at least 10 more!

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Southeast Texas cities and the State of Texas are taking measures to prevent impaired driving and related traffic accidents during Spring Break as tens of thousands of high school and college students across the state are released from classes for the holiday.
Two arrests resulted from an incident in which an allegedly intoxicated driver with minor passengers in the vehicle struggled with police attempting to determine the man's sobriety.
In 2013, Spring Break DUI-alcohol related fatalities in Texas were up over 23 percent compared to Texas Spring Break 2012. So with the 2014 Spring Break on the horizon, it's more important than ever for motorists to be aware of roadway safety. That's why the Beaumont Police Department is joining forces with other law enforcement agencies across Texas and the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) to eliminate drunk driving. The associated media campaign will kick off this week and run through the end of March.
A Groves Police Department officer's squad car was struck from behind by an intoxicated driver last night (April 15) at 9:37 p.m.
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It was Saturday afternoon and the line to get into Philippe the Original snaked out the door and onto Ord Street up toward Chinatown.
This was about a hour before the first pitch in the Dodgers' match with the Padres and about an hour after USC's Trojans completed their "no-tackle" spring game.
Inside, the restaurant was a sea of Dodger Blue and USC Cardinal and the mood was celebratory.
Why wouldn't it be? The Dodgers - under new management and off to their best start in years - and the Trojans - coming off suspension and in serious contention for a national title next season - suddenly seem relevant.
In fact, for now at least, the L.A. sports scene is a lot more like it was in the late `70s and early `80s than it has been in a long time.
It also tells you something about the mid-afternoon sandwich scene in Los Angeles - Philippe, with its early 20th Century charm, is it.
Sure there are other options - chains, the resurgent Cole's in what used to be Skid Row - but none make a sandwich quite like Philippe. And none have the rest of the menu either.
Really. Where else are you going to find a lamb dip?
Yeah I know Cole's has one, but the price varies like lobster in an upscale French restaurant and quite honestly French dips aren't exactly haute cuisine.
Also, Cole's serves trendy Pabst Blue Ribbon on tap and $10 cocktails like Manhattans and Cosmopolitans. And, it's the highlight of a downtown art walk on Thursday nights.
For me the neighborhood around Cole's will always be a little scary. It's the first place I ever saw a homicide scene up close and the image remains a bit haunting.
Sandwiches made right can't be beat. In the late 1970s and early 1980s in San Jose we had Togo's for cold cuts.
Before it became a chain there were just a few locations - one over by San Jose State, one on Campbell Avenue and one in Santa Cruz. There was something like a 100 sandwiches on the menu and all of `em were good. It's a far cry from the bland chain Togos has become. I hope the hippie that started the business got his money's worth.
I can't find anything to recommend about Subway either. I don't know their history, but the fact that its Cold Cut Combo comes with turkey bologna says about all I'll ever need to know.
A couple of recommendations:
Villa Roma on North Lake Avenue in Pasadena has a great cold cut sandwich, the bread's a little crusty, but the meat and cheese are top notch.
Capri Deli on San Bernardino Road in Covina. They have Vernor's Ginger Ale in the pop case. Their cold cut with oil and vinegar is real tasty and the foot-long can probably be stretched into two meals.
Claro's Market on East College in Covina, Huntington in Arcadia and on East Valley in San Gabriel. Some would argue Claro's makes the perfect Italian sandwich. No doubt it's delicious and consistent.
The Hat on Valley in Alhambra, North Lake in Pasadena, Route 66 in Glendora and Imperial Highway in Brea. I think they have the best Pastrami dip around. Little known secret is that their burgers aren't bad either.
Am I missing anything? Let me know.
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All I want is equality.
Because yes, that is what feminism is all about. Equality for women. No, we feminists are not asking for better treatment under the law for women. Anyone who does is not truly a feminist. The word feminism may come from the root word female, but that doesn't mean that it's a movement to raise women's status above men's. It means that it's a movement dedicated to raising women to men's political, economic, and social level.
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Brevard, N.C. - The Brevard College Cycling team will be back in action this week as they make the trip to Madison, Wis. to take part of the USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships, hosted by the University of Madison-Wisconsin from May 6-8.
Marshal Hartley, Scott Hoffner, Corey Meyer, Michael Palevo and Bryan Underwood all qualified for the National Championships, racing two weeks ago at the Southeastern Collegiate Cycling Championships to earn the right to wear the Brevard black and blue among the best riders in the nation.
Last season, the Tornados had three riders compete at the Championships as Meyer, Matt St. Marie and Julia Tellman took on the field and the trio represented Brevard College, finishing 17th overall in the Division II rankings out of the 46 schools that competed in Wisconsin last year.
"I think we'll do well, especially building up to this point, it's been going great," commented Coach Thad Walker. "Our entire team has done well this year and the thing I've enjoyed has been the teamwork on both the A and B teams. Working on the overall competitive balance is important and I look for us to continue to work well together at Nationals."
Nationals will start with the Road Race at 8:40 a.m. on Friday morning at the Blue Mound State Park. The riders will make five laps totaling 72 miles, around a course that would have hosted the 2016 Olympic Cycling event, had Chicago been awarded Summer Olympics by the International Olympic Committee.
"The thing with Road Nationals is it is always a selective course with lots of climbing," commented Walker. "It takes a specialized rider to do well on these courses."
Senior cyclist Meyer also added, "The Road Race is super challenging, but I look forward to taking on the course again."
Saturday brings the Team Time Trial, where the Tornados will field a team for the first time at the Nationals, with the men heading onto the course at Trek HQ – Waterloo. The course extends 19.2 miles.
The final event of the weekend is the Criterium, held on Sunday, with the Tornados taking the course at 10:30 a.m., with the event being held in Capitol Square.
"The thrill overall is the atmosphere of Nationals," said Meyer. "People from all over the United States are there, and the excitement is high for the Crit, with fans lining up over city blocks to watch."
The Tornados Cycling team is heading up to Madison, Wis. tomorrow morning, leaving the campus of Brevard College at 6 a.m. to drive up in preparation for the weekend. The team will get to practice and ride the course at least once during their pre-race preparations, but weather may play a factor for the event.
"There was snow up in Madison last week, so we'll be anxious to see what the conditions look like when we get there," said Walker.
Fans can follow updates from the USA Cycling Collegiate Road National Championships on www.BCTornados.com, as well as on USACycling.org and CyclingNews.com
"During the season, you're not always going into the races fresh, but this week we've been tapering off the workload and resting up to get ready," said Meyer. "I'm just pumped to go and race, it's the final race of my collegiate career, I'm going to leave it all out there on the course!"


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That whoever, within the Territory of Alaska or in or on any of the waters thereof, shall take, possess, sell, barter, purchase, or export, at any time or in any manner, any walrus, alive or dead, or any part thereof, except as hereinafter in this section provided, shall be fined not more than $500 or imprisoned not more than six months, or both: Provided, That walruses may be taken at any time by natives for food and clothing for themselves and by miners or explorers or any other person when in need of food and other food is not available, and the skins, hides, tusks, or ivory of walruses so taken may be possessed, sold, bartered, or purchased in the Territory and said tusks or ivory, when carved or otherwise manufactured or processed in the Territory, may be exported therefrom: Provided further, That the Secretary of the Interior is authorized to permit the taking, possession, and export of walruses or parts thereof for scientific or educational purposes under special permits to be issued by him under such restrictions and conditions as he shall prescribe.
That it shall be the duty of all marshals and deputy marshals, collectors and deputy collectors of customs, officers of the Coast Guard, and law-enforcement officers of the Fish and Wildlife Service and the Alaska Game Commission of the Department of the Interior to enforce this Act and they shall have, with respect to such enforcement, all the powers and authority conferred by the second paragraph of section 5 of the Alaska Game Law of January 13, 1925 (43 Stat. 739), as amended by the Acts of February 14, 1931, and June 25, 1938 (46 Stat. 1111 and 52 Stat. 1169, respectively), upon the officers therein mentioned; and all guns, traps, nets, boats, dogs, sleds, implements, or other paraphernalia used in or in aid of a violation of this Act, and any walrus, or part thereof, taken, possessed, sold, bartered, purchased, or exported contrary to this Act, shall be seized by the officers authorized to enforce this Act, and upon conviction of the offender or upon judgment of a court of the United States that the same were being used or were taken, possessed, sold, bartered, purchased, or exported contrary to the provisions of this Act, shall be forfeited to the United States and disposed of as directed by the court having jurisdiction, and if sold the proceeds of sale, less any expenses incurred in and about the seizure and forfeiture thereof, shall be deposited in the Treasury to the credit of miscellaneous receipts.
That as used in this Act "whoever" includes individuals, associations, partnerships, and corporations; "take" includes also pursue, hunt, shoot, wound, kill, capture, trap, or willfully molest or disturb; "export" means transportation or offering for transportation from the Territory of Alaska or any of the waters thereof to any place outside said Territory or waters; and "natives" means Eskimos, Aleuts, and other aborigines of one-half or more Eskimo, Aleut, or other aboriginal blood.
That all other Acts or parts of Acts insofar as they relate to walruses in the Territory of Alaska or in or on any of the waters thereof are hereby repealed.
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Nice think about CUDA.
What was your total processing power?
On a single computer you usually get 500 to 1000 keys per second, let's juice this up with a cluster.
First, you will need to split up your dictionary into segments. Let's take an example dictionary, wpa.txt, with 2,830,423 lines. With 64 cores, I will need 64 segments. 2830423 / 64 = 44225.
This assumes your dictionary is in ~/dict/wpa.txt, and that you have a directory called wpa_seg to save the segments in.Code:$ for file in `seq 1 64`; do head -n `echo "${file}*44225"|bc` ~/dict/wpa.txt | tail -n 44225 > ~/dict/wpa_seg/wpa_${file}.txt; done
Second, now that we have our segments we need to unleash the power of the cluster.
This assumes you have your aircrack-ng binary in the ~/dict directory, that the bssid of the AP is 00:11:22:33:44:55, that you have psl-02.cap which has your handshake, and that you have a directory named wpa_result to store output. qrsh comes from a vanilla installation of the Rocks Clusters Linux distribution.Code:for file in `seq 1 64`; do (qrsh -now no "~/dict/aircrack-ng -w ~/dict/wpa_seg/wpa_${file}.txt -q -b 00:11:22:33:44:55 ~/dict/psl-02.cap > ~/dict/wpa_result/wpa_${file}.txt" &); done
The power is great, I got a sustained test rate of 38,248 keys per second. Not bad for three minutes of setup.
Nice think about CUDA.
What was your total processing power?
Thanks & ill give it a shot
This is something I think is more interesting... hxxp://www.krazyworks.com/distributed-password-cracking-with-medussa/
There is also a distributed way to run john the ripper I've seen while looking around.
wow .. it's awesome .. thanks for the tut ..
"...qrsh comes from a vanilla installation of the Rocks Clusters Linux distribution." How to get grsh from that distr? Is it necessary to install Rocks Clusters Linux distribution first and than copy binary from there or make second part of script in the installed distr?
Can you make a video tut of it ? Thanks
A few questions:
1) Your cluster is 64 cores - how many physical boxes is that spread across? Just curious.
2) I would assume each box has the same distro installed, yes? Can you mix & match?
3) When and if the PSK is discovered, do all the boxes immediately stop their computations and the "finder" reports the key?
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You. Are. Doing. It. Wrong.
thxxx alot but it didnt work with me can you make a video tut
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Obama Expected To Nominate New FBI Chief
(Washington, DC) -- President Obama is expected to formally nominate James Comey as FBI director tomorrow. Comey was a high-level Justice Department official in the prior Bush administration. If confirmed by the Senate, Comey would replace retiring FBI Director Robert Mueller. Mueller is stepping down in the fall after more than a decade at the helm of the nation's top law enforcement agency. Comey is a Republican who is widely respected on both sides of the political spectrum.


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Lonnie from Texas writes:
I wish to install Thunderbird on a Windows 8 computer and I wonder if Thunderbird will work in Windows 8.
Lonnie, the latest version of Thunderbird should work fine with Windows 8. The only drawback is that when you choose the "share" function in the Metro/Modern interface, it will not bring up Thunderbird as an e-mail option.
For those not familiar with Thunderbird, it is a free e-mail client (similar Microsoft Mail and Outlook Express) that allows you to download your e-mail messages to your computer.
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AUDIO: Zack Reed talks about OVI conviction
(Cleveland) - Cleveland City Councilman Zack Reed has been found guilty in his OVI case.
The jury of four men and four women handed down the decision Tuesday afternoon. The prosecution presented its case Friday and the defense presented its side Monday.
The jury deliberated about six hours.
Reed was arrested March 5 at the intersection of East 9th Street and Rockwell Avenue after he failed to stop at a red light and made an improper turn. He refused to take a breath test.
Reed said that his use of Listerine is what officers smelled.
It is the third time Reed has been convicted of driving under the influence. He was previously convicted in 2005 and 2008.
In an interview with Reed he told WTAM news that although he's disappointed in the verdict, he feels he had a fair trial. Reed says he's aware he has an alcohol problem and has reached out to doctors at the Cleveland Clinic for treatment.
Reed will be sentenced on September 5th. He spoke to Newsradio WTAM 1100's Julie Courtright Tuesday night. He admitted he has a problem and is reaching out to Cleveland Clinic for treatment.
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Clinton, S.C.- The Tornados were unable to overcome a noticeable height disadvantage against Division I foe Presbyterian College, falling 69-46 to the Blue Hose in the Templeton Center on Tuesday afternoon.
Keyona Allen scored Presbyterian's first five points, and the Blue Hose jumped out to a 9-2 lead to start the game.
Allen scored 13 points on a perfect 5-for-5 shooting performance from the floor in the first half to help PC take a 30-18 lead into the break. The six-foot freshman finished with a game-high 18 points.
Brevard struggled to stop PC from scoring inside as six-foot-two center Mariah Pietrowski also scored in double figures. The senior finished 12 points and four rebounds.
Micheala Watkins scored a team-high nine points for BC, and also recorded four steals. The Tornados had 19 steals as a team and converted 17 points off PC turnovers.
The Tornados closed the game on a 9-2 run, but it was too little too late for BC. The Tornados bench fueled the run, and scored 24 points in the contest.
The Tornados look to rebound as they visit Mount Olive College on December 19th at 5 p.m.


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Ikea Discontinues Popular Shelf And Internet Goes Crazy
A lot of people got upset when they heard Ikea was discontinuing a popular shelf... especially vinyl collectors who loved the shelving unit because it was perfect for storing record albums, and when Ikea announced they were getting rid of Expedit, social media blew up with complaints.
There was even a Facebook page set up for people to vent.
But Ikea says not so fast -- it's just coming out with a replacement that has the same interior dimensions - so it still fits records - but uses less wood.
Ikea uses 1% of the world's wood supply in its furniture, and the new shelving unit shaves some wood off the outer edges - which can add up to a lot of trees.
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In My Father's KitchenBy Chris Wallace
I used to joke that I have daddy issues with Jacques Pépin, because it was he who really raised me. My parents divorced when I was a year old and, until I was thirteen, they split custody in every conceivable way. It was my father's habit to write in the mornings and watch his favorite cooking shows in the afternoon, with a drink, while preparing dinner. On the days I was with him, I watched too. Usually it was Julia Child, or the Frugal Gourmet; later it was Jacques, and then Jacques and Julia. Recipes and technique were like my nursery rhymes and I grew up—"spoiled rotten," my dad would say—only ever eating perfect pie crust. By the time I was eleven, my knife skills were impeccable, my Caesar salad the best ever (in my family, hyperbole is hereditary). When my mother invited my high school girlfriend and her parents for dinner I served a traditional osso buco and risotto Milanese. It was a success—my culinary coming out party—and one in which my father, who felt he deserved the credit, took particular pride.
As a Depression baby, my father was raised by a generation of people who wouldn't utter a sound if their hair were on fire. He spent most of his childhood in the kitchen, with the family cook, because he was afraid to go anywhere else in the house. The Wallaces do their suffering in silence. My father's father, David Frederick Wallace Sr.—Fred, he was called—went off on drinking benders, leaving the family for days at a time. He died of liver failure at just fifty-seven. Fred's father committed suicide and the family never spoke of it. The thought of my own father having a personal conversation with his mother, or with his grandmother, whom everyone called the Dragonlady, seems impossible—with his Aunt Bess or his uncle, President Harry Truman, outrageous. Read More


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Krewella released the music video for their single "Human" off their debut album Get Wet, and it features live footage from the past 2 years of touring.
However, unlike most music videos that feature amazing live footage from the massive shows they perform at, Krewella has brought forth emotion and vulnerability with their new music video for "Human," sharing some fun memories, but also the not-so-wonderful times on tour.
A lot of fans don't often, if at all, get to see what goes on behind the scenes, and what it's really like to have a heavy tour schedule, not to mention the effects it has on their personal lives. Jahan, Yasmine, and Kris aka "Rain Man" have shared a personal look at life on the road. The video brings its lyrics, "I am only human," to life.
The "Human" music video is dedicated to their fans, as it starts off with, "This video was shot during our last two years of touring. It is dedicated to you, our Krew…the ones that make this dream possible."
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The Samsung DoubleTake, which is now available in the US, includes a sliding full QWERTY keyboard, 1.3-megapixel camera, full-color external LCD screen and Bluetooth.
The Samsung DoubleTake is available in red and charcoal gray for US$39.99 after a US$50 mail-in rebate with activation of a one-year service contract. Alltel is the only major wireless carrier to offer two-year postpaid handset pricing to those signing 1-year contracts.
- Wireless broadband developments in Southeast Asia markets
As of 2013, the 10 ASEAN nations had a total of over 700 million mobile subscriptions, with the CAGR from 2003-2013 reaching 24%. This Digitimes Research Special Report analyzes the various mobile broadband markets in ASEAN and looks at the respective trends in 4G LTE development for those markets.
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Tom Medley
Monday, December 10, 2012
if you are of a certain age, perhaps close to Jay Leno's age, and are a total gearhead from when you were much younger, read Hot Rod magazine with a passion, you certainly remember the famous illustrations of Tom Medley and the Stoker McGurk character.
The fellow is 92 years old, still very sharp and irreverent (notice Jay experiences a few "moments") in the conversation....enjoy!
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Historic Old Time Baseball Matches- 1864 Rules - Old Bethpage Village Restoration
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Series raises profile of S.C. health disparities
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When taking on a big challenge, it's often best to view the task as a marathon rather than a sprint.
Saundra Glover knows that as well as anyone. After spending more than 20 years of her career addressing population health inequities in South Carolina, Glover says quick fixes are a pipe dream.
South Carolina ranks among the unhealthiest of states, and wide disparities in health outcomes exist based on race, geography and income. Black residents in particular suffer from disproportionately higher rates of cancer, stoke, heart disease and diabetes. The reasons involve complex social inequities which date back generations, says Glover, who serves as director of the USC's Institute for Partnerships to Eliminate Health Disparities at the Arnold School of Public Health.
"It can be frustrating at times because progress takes years. You have to break things down into small chunks to be successful," she says.
One important step is educating people about health risks and giving them the tools they need to raise awareness in their own communities. That's one of the goals of this week's James E. Clyburn Health Disparities Lecture Series, which will focus on blood cancers and prostate disease.
"We try to appeal to researchers, but also to students and members of the community," Glover says of the series, which is celebrating its sixth year. "It's about moving the research from the lab to the classroom and ultimately to the places where people at risk can benefit."
The series shines a light on diseases that may be underreported or not well understood and also seeks to engage medical professionals, faith-based organizations, policy makers and community leaders in larger discussions about how to best influence health in underserved populations.
"You can't talk about something like prostate cancer without talking about poverty, housing, education and access to care," Glover says.
About the series:
The sixth annual James E. Clyburn Health Disparities Lecture Series is set to begin at 6 p.m. Thursday, April 4. A panel discussion sponsored by the USC School of Medicine, titled "Health Disparities and Blood Cancers," will feature Dr. Cristina Gasparetto, Duke Medicine; Thomas Goode, advocate and multiple myeloma patient; Dr. Virginie Daguise, S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control; and Dr. Ken Bridges, the senior medical director, clinical science, Onyx Pharmaceuticals. The moderator will be Vicki Kennedy, vice president of the Cancer Support Community in Washington, D.C.
The panel will take place at the USC School of Medicine in the M1 Classroom of Building 1, located on the medical school campus on Garners Ferry Road.
Noted urologist and prostate cancer researcher Dr. Isla Garraway is the featured speaker for the Clyburn Lecture Series on Friday, April 5, at 10 a.m. in the USC Russell House Theater on Greene Street. Garraway's talk is titled "Moving Forward: Staying in the Fight to Eliminate Health Disparities and to Achieve Health Equity for All." Garraway runs her own lab at UCLA's Jonsson Cancer Center, where she is studying what role adult prostate stem cells play in the development and spread of prostate cancer.
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WATCH: Billy Joel and Jimmy Fallon sing together
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Billy Joel appeared on Thursday's "Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon," and the signing icon was more than happy to oblige Fallon by performing two duets with the host.
Fallon introduced Joel to a voice-looping app which they used to sing "The Lion Sleeps Tonight," and then the legend let Fallon sing the main vocals on "You May Be Right."
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Photo gallery: Stater Bros. Supermarket announces the newest and most modern supermarket
REDLANDS -- Excitement was in the air Wednesday morning at the corner of Wabash and Lugonia avenues as Stater Bros. held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new Redlands location.
The planned 44,000-square-foot market will replace an existing Stater Bros. store, which sits directly across the street from the new site.
In addition to becoming a state-of-the art, energy-efficient store, the new market is expected to offer an additional list of amenities for its customers, including a full-service deli, meat and seafood department and a US Bank branch inside.
Construction is expected to be completed in the fall in partnership with Lewis Retail Centers.
"We are so excited to finally be giving you a new store here in Redlands," said Jim Lee, group senior vice president of retail operations. "Like our boss Jack (Brown) says: 'Things that take a while to put together they stay together for a long-time, You don't get here by yourself. We're very privileged to have great partners, great community support, valued customers and family members. "
While the supermarket chain is making positive waves in Redlands, San Bernardino residents are bracing for the impending closure of the downtown Stater Bros. market on Fourth Street after the company opted not to renew its lease due to lack of sales.
The store is expected to close on May 5, and employees who work at that location have been moved to different sites.
The current Redlands site employs 80, but when the store opens, the supermarket chain plans to add more. Larger stores generally employ 120 to 130 people in both fulltime and parttime positions.
Among the many Stater Bros. employees and officials in Redlands Wednesday, Mayor Pete Aguilar and Councilwoman Pat Gilbreath donned white hard hats and wielded gold shovels to pose for photos in front of a vintage Stater Bros. truck donned with several American flags on the construction site.
Some 300 employees of the supermarket juggernaut live in Redlands, Lee said.
"When the largest employer in the Inland Empire ... says they want to expand, have a new facility - it's our job to say, 'Where do we sign up?'" Aguilar said. "Stater Bros. talks often about a family unit, and here in Redlands that means so much to us - creating jobs, having good places for our kids to go to schools and having safe communities is the core of what it means to be a community partner here in Redlands. "
Stater Bros. was established in the Inland Empire in 1937 and employs thousands. The market's current Redlands location was built in 1980 and was known as the newest, most modern supermarket of its time.
Store officials promise its new location will carry the same title when doors open in late September.
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Dear machete,
Welcome to our forum. I am sorry to hear about your concerns.
What form of birth control pill are you on? With most birth control pills a woman takes the pill for 3 weeks in a month and then has a week duration when she does not take the pill. Withdrawal bleeding occurs during this time which appears like a period (although is often lighter). Please could you explain further what you mean by getting your period (withdrawal bleed) twice in one month.
Have you had unprotected sex without taking the pill? You are protected for the seven day period during which you would normally have a withdrawal bleed.
Breakthrough bleeding is also possible when you are on the pill. This is more like spotting.
Having sensitive breasts and some crampy feelings can be symptoms of early pregnancy but they are also symptoms of a number of conditions. The only real way to ascertain that you are pregnant is by having a positive pregnancy test result.
Please post back and let us know the answer to these questions so that we can help to support you further. Is there a reason why you think your birth control pills will not have worked this month?
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Thank you for your reply.
So do you typically get your period every two weeks? This is not normal and should be investigated. I would go back to your doctor and you could also ask to be referred to a gynaecologist. Something may have disrupted the hormones that control your periods. Please could I ask how old you are as nearing the menopause can also cause periods to come more frequently? Another reason is thyroid dysfunction. There are also other conditions which can cause frequent periods which a gynaecologist can check.
Please try not to worry but it's best just to get this checked, especially if you are trying to conceive. Some irregular periods can be expected in the first 3 months since coming off the pill but this has been going on for longer than this now.
It would be difficult to say when you are ovulating with such frequent periods. Typically, if a woman thinks she may be pregnant and a test shows as negative then it is best to test again a week later as she may have tested too early for the pregnancy hormone to show up.
In light if your frequent periods and you saying you are really not feeling well please go back to your doctor or another doctor. A doctor can also always organise a pregnancy blood test which can show up a pregnancy earlier than a urine blood test.
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Charleston police officer killed in Dorchester Rd. accident
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A Charleston police officer was killed Saturday morning after wrecking his motorcycle.
According to a police spokesperson, as Sergeant Tony Person, Jr. was riding his motorcycle in the area of Trump Road and Dorchester Road, a car pulled into his path.
After swerving, Sgt. Person hit the back of that car and then was hit by another vehicle.
Sgt. Person had been with the Charleston Police Department for more than 13 years, according to officials.
Charleston Mayor Joe Riley said Sgt. Person was one of the most respected officers.
"We have 454 police officers, and he was really one of our very best," Mayor Riley said by phone Sunday. "We feel overwhelming sadness. Officer Person was a very fine police officer and just a very well-rounded, highly regarded leader."
To mourn the loss of Sgt. Person, the flag was flown at half-staff Sunday at the police department. Many also changed their Facebook profile pictures to an image symbolizing support for fallen officers.
Sgt. Person's Facebook is filled with pictures of his motorcycle and his young daughter. Mayor Riley said he was known as a family man.
"It's just such a sad event for the police department family," Mayor Riley said. "Our hearts certainly go out to his family."
Sgt. Person was currently assigned to serving the area of West Ashley. During his career, he worked with Central Investigations and was a member of the department's Explosive Device Unit.
Mayor Riley said no matter what the job was, Sgt. Person always exceeded.
"He has done lots of different jobs within our police department, and each time did them with great excellence and commitment to service," he said.
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When Tragedy Makes Us Laugh: The Case of the Willow Song
and Othello
On Thursday, February 6, Dr. Stephanie Pietros will present
the first iROC seminar of the spring semester, When Tragedy
Makes Us Laugh: The Case of the Willow Song and Othello.
Critics often regard the Willow Song in Othello as a moment of
heightened drama, one designed to increase audience sympathy for
the unfairly maligned Desdemona. The song, like many of those used
in early modern plays, is not original but rather a popular ballad
lightly modified by Shakespeare. In this talk, Stephanie will
explore two possible associations with the Willow Song that a given
audience member might have brought to a performance of Othello when
it was first performed in 1604. In both Middleton's Blurt, Master
Constable (1601-1602) and Chapman's Sir Giles Goosecap (1601-1603),
the Willow Song is invoked in a comic satire of a lovesick man. She
will describe how these very different contexts for the song might
color the scene in Othello, producing a sense of cognitive
dissonance for an audience member when the tragedy of the play is
tinged with comedy.
Stephanie Pietros, PhD, is Assistant Professor of English in the
Division of Arts and Letters at MSMC. Her presentation will take
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An Interview with Veteran Fire Corps members: Love and GoodwinSCA
James Love enlisted in the Marines straight out of high school, just over a decade ago. As previously assigned, the Missouri native's first day of boot camp was September 11, 2001. Following eight years in uniform, including two tours of Iraq, Sgt.Read more
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FORT MILL, SC – October 17, 2012 – Domtar Corporation (NYSE: UFS) (TSX: UFS) announced today that on October 20th, more than 50 Fort-Mill-based employee volunteers and their families, along with local and international members of the Student Conservation Association (SCA), will converge at...Read more
Oakland's Shoreline Benefits from SCA's Youth ProgramsThe Berkeley Daily Planet
Source: The Berkeley Daily Planet, By Matthew Greenfield - October 16, 2012More than 50 high school students from the environmental studies class at Skyline High School in Oakland will join the Student Conservation Association (SCA) and Pick Up America on October 19 from 11:30a.m.to 2p.m....Read more
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PHILADELPHIA—ARAMARK hired 17 young professionals for the 2012 ARAMARK Environmental Sustainability Internship Program.Read more
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More than 250 underserved teens in Chicago and Philadelphia have secured green jobs and leadership opportunities – providing conservation skills, environmental education and career training – through a grant from the Exelon Foundation to the Student Conservation Association (SCA).Read more
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You know what, J*******k you!
-_- they are making it sound like a swear word
I guess this means the iOS Hackers Handbook wont be available in iBooks anytime soon.
Really? Really?
This site has gotten worse and worse on the writing.
iTunes - Books - iOS Hacker's Handbook by Charlie Miller
They might be censoring the word Jailbreak because it means to break out of Jail/Prison. Maybe its not all about the iOS jailbreakers.
They stopped that. All things with Jailbreak are now written on iTunes again.
In the App Store the word "Jailbreak" or "Jailbreaker" /should/ be censored. Why? Because the people that are naming apps, not games, things like Jailbreak or hack are simply playing on a certain group of people's gullibility to make money. That is no better than when all of those crappy clones were in the top 25, like the Temple Run clone that made a ton of dough because the icon was similar, the description was vague and the screenshot was also vague. It is a slippery slope though, if they censor jailbreak, then why not wifi scanners, network tools, etc. Then why not any utility?
What doesn't make sense is that the censored items were in the iTunes store, not the App Store, right?
That's kinda immature of apple to do something like that.
It's not like it's a bad word in any sense.
If it is then, j*********k you apple!
Please Apple! Be seroius. Sounds like a internal employee joke... G*t t*e f**k o*t...


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Boss Lady
After a fight with her mother during her last year of high school, Vanessa leaves Philadelphia to take on the role of personal assistant to her cousin Tracy. 'Flyy Girl!' in Calfornia. Tracy's best-selling novel is an urban tale teen girls have been hiding from their parents. The book tells the story of many teens who view the book and Tracy as someone and something to aspire to. 'Flyy Girl', pushed Tracy into instant stardom with teens across Americ...
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Tracy is a young girl raised by very caring parents. Her father, though, has decided to live in a separate house. Even once her mother becomes pregnant with their second child, he still refuses to move back into the house. Tracy is growing up perhaps a little too fast. Her main interest is looking good and getting the boys to like her. She tries to get boys to fall for her and even uses sex to try and keep them. What she doesn't realize is that most o...
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Tracy Ellis - the main character - is the sexiest thing around. She's spoiled, pretty, curvy, and at times conceited. She plays with people's emotions, lies, has sex at an early age, and occasionally gets beat up by her mother. She matures early in her admiration of men and gets invovled with the wrong ones at times - those who sell drugs and those who sleep around. But when she sees her role model shameful, drug addicted, and prostituting, she makes a r...
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Darin Harmon and John Williams have been best friends forever. Darin wanted to be a football player while John wanted to go into music. As John becomes more successful, Darin begins to act as his manager. When Darin is injured, he joins John on a fulltime basis. At first things are good, but eventually Darin can't keep up with John's wild antics. John begins to smoke weed and sleep with lots of women. John, or Loverboy as he is more commonly known, i...
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A sought after male model romances different women without feeling truly connected. Thirty-three year old Terrance made it out of Indiana and lives the high life as a sought after professional model. He loves the thrill of collecting different women to meet his sexual needs. Mr. GQ, has no desire to commit to the professional models he sleeps with. He maintains an affluent lifestyle where he travels well, dresses better, and has his choice of women in ev...


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Foyan said, "I say there are but two types of sickness. One is to ride a donkey to look for a donkey. The other is riding a donkey and not let yourself get off of it. Don't you see that riding a donkey to find a donkey is a fatal disease? This old mountain monk is telling you, don't seek it! Clever people understand right where they are. They give up the 'seeking' disease and the crazy, thought pursuing mind. Once you've seen the donkey, not allowing yourself to get off it - now that is a disease that is most hard to cure. This old mountain monk is telling you, don't ride it!
"You are the donkey! The great Earth is the donkey! How are you going to ride it? If you continue to ride it you'll never cure this disease. If you don't ride it then all the worlds in the ten directions are opened to you. If you can get rid of both of these diseases at once, then there's nothing left in your mind, and you are called a person of the way. What could trouble you?
"Therefore, Zhaozhou asked Nanquan, 'What is the way?' and Nanquan answered, 'Everyday mind is the way'."
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In last summer's speech in Jackson's Hole, Wyo., Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke outlined the risks of quantitative easing and defended the central bank's policies. Six months later, some members of the Federal Open Market Committee may be feeling that the risks are beginning to outweigh the benefits, according to the minutes of the last FOMC meeting.
The committee met on Jan. 29 and 30 and decided to continue purchasing $40 billion of agency mortgage-backed securities per month and $45 billion of longer-term Treasuries per month.
The minutes show that most of the participants believe the asset purchases have eased financial conditions and kept inflation in check. Though the loose monetary policy also is aimed at improving the outlook for unemployment, "many participants also expressed some concerns about the potential costs and risks arising from further asset purchases," the minutes show.
Among the other risks discussed:
- Possible complications when it's time to remove policy accommodation.
- Inflation.
- Market behavior that could undermine financial stability, including excessive risk-taking.
- A large portfolio of long-duration assets could expose the Fed to capital losses.
As a result, members of the FOMC were asked for more analysis going into future meetings. Also of note, "one participant argued that purchases should vary incrementally from meeting to meeting in response to incoming information about the economy."
The group also debated the risks of ending the purchases too soon and more than one participant judged that thinking about the risks too much could lead them to end the program before the stated goals were achieved -- clearly a drawback to any risky endeavor.
From the minutes:
A number of participants stated that an ongoing evaluation of the efficacy, costs and risks of asset purchases might well lead the committee to taper or end its purchases before it judged that a substantial improvement in the outlook for the labor market had occurred.
Under Bernanke's leadership, the central bank has become more transparent than ever. Rather than obliquely communicating intentions toward rates, the new forward guidance spells out exactly what the Fed is looking for before considering a tighter monetary policy.
The committee is looking for new ways to communicate the collective judgment in the group through the Summary of Economic Projections, released five times per year. According to the minutes, the future may hold more information about the individual participants' opinions on the evolution of the Fed's balance sheet in addition to the projected path of interest rates and timetable for rate increases.
What do you think the FOMC will do about interest rates at its next meeting?
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We live in an age, where our foods have a short shelf life. Meats, breads, and fruits are all trucked in over, time and distance and it's expiration date is priority. Our consumption of fast foods is slowly killing us with high blood pressure, diabetes, heart problems and more. Are you ready to save your life?"Eat Right to Think Right" is food program in Los Angeles, and it is a simple reminder for healthy consumption and good mental health. A large majority of us are no longer eating the … [Read more...]
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Harry and Ron were our first "fancy" gerbils. Harry was a pied black with a lightning bolt shaped marking on his head and Ron was a red-head called an argente golden. They were a very relaxed pair who would have been happiest with a tiny couch, television set, and remote control.


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Tree-hugging moderncats rejoice! This month we've got a great giveaway just for you! The wonderful folks over at Mountain Cat Trees are offering one of their beautiful, eco-friendly, handcrafted cat trees for the monthly giveaway. I first wrote about Mountain Cat Trees last year, and showed you all of their wonderful scratchers and cat trees made of natural materials that kitties love. They use real trees with the bark removed and natural sisal. Everything is handmade in Massachusetts using trees that are locally harvested from downed trees or timber cutting and forest management. Now that's really green!
Mountain Cat Trees is offering a 36-inch two-level cat tree (retail value $155) to one lucky winner. To enter the monthly giveaway, make sure you're signed-up to receive Moderncat updates via email. If you're already getting the updates but you'd like an EXTRA chance to win this month, please leave a comment on this post. Complete details on the monthly giveaway here. The winner will be chosen in a random drawing on August 31. Due to shipping costs, this giveaway includes free shipping to addresses in the US only.


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There's more than blood and bone beneath the skin... The victim, a nondescript "numbers cruncher," died horribly just yards away from his terrified wife and daughter, murdered by men who clearly enjoyed their work. The crime scene is one that could chill the blood of even the most seasoned police officer. But the strange revelations about an ordinary accountant's extraordinary secret life are what truly set Chief Inspector Alan Banks off---as lies breed further deceptions and blood begets blood, unleashing a policeman's dark passions...and a violent rage that, when freed, might be impossible to control.
©1994 Peter Robinson (P)2011 Tantor
"Impressive.... A dark, unsettling story." (The New York Times Book Review)
"Inspector Banks goes international"
"Final Account" (originally published in the U.K. under the title "Dry Bones that Dream") represents a slight departure from form in the Alan Banks series, by going international. Otherwise, it continues the high-quality listening standard that the previous episodes have established. (By the way, if you are considering purchasing this audiobook without first having listened to its predecessors, then I would suggest that, instead, you start from the beginning of the series -- with "Gallows View" -- and listen to them in order. Doing so will increase your appreciation and enjoyment of these wonderful stories.) People will get mad at me for "spoiling" if I try to tell you what I mean by "going international;" so, suffice it to say that fans of international-intrigue-with-a-touch-of-conspiracy will find familiar political/financial shenanigans to deplore in "Final Account." If, like me, you have a mental block when it comes to money matters, then you may find here the best dumbed-down definition of the term "money-laundering" that you will likely encounter anywhere. I 𝙖𝙡𝙢o𝒔𝙩 understand what it means now. If, after an hour, or so, of listening, you think that you know how this mystery is going to resolve, then (stop reading here if you hate "spoilers") you have probably guessed right; only you will still want to see how the plot plays out, anyway. That shows you how well Peter Robinson writes: Even though you have figured out the mystery early on, you will still want to keep listening ... unless, of course, you have an impatient nature and dislike slow unfoldings. Robinson's Alan Banks books do not qualify as thrillers or action/adventure stories, but, rather, intelligent mysteries. You won't find a lot of testosterone in these audiobooks. You 𝙬𝙞𝙡𝙡, however, find interesting plots, beautiful writing, and meticulous character development. Protagonist Alan Banks differs from your stereotypical thriller detective in a number of ways: Unlike Lincoln Rhyme, for instance, Banks is no genius. He is intelligent, all right; but his success comes from his persistence and determination. Unlike Jack Reacher, for instance, Banks is 𝒔𝙝o𝙧𝙩: only 5' 9"! Yikes! How can a short man solve mysteries?
I have decided to add Robinson/Langton to my short-list of author/narrator combinations made in heaven. (Here is the rest of the list, so far: Pratchett/Briggs and Peters/Rosenblatt.) If, like me, you enjoy good acting every bit as much as good writing, then the Robinson/Langton duo will enthrall you -- more than compensating for any "slowness" or "seriousness" that you might find in the Alan Banks mysteries. Langton has a beautiful voice, but he can "do" all kinds of voices and all kinds of accents -- even the American accent ... almost. In particular, you will love his rendering of the funny Yorkshire rural accent.
In summary, I recommend "Final Account" to anyone with the patience to appreciate good English who-done-its, well-performed ... but only after you have listened all its prequels in sequence.
interested in history, science, and pulp fiction
"More Murders in Yorkshire!"
I find the books in the Inspector Alan Banks series to be reliable and plentiful procedurals. I discovered this series after exhausting all of the Dalziel books, the rest of the Reginald Hill catalogue, all the Ian Rankin, the M.C. Beaton, the Tana French, and in between Louise Penny's annual installments. I recommend them as entertaining mysteries with an interesting detective who has enough trouble with the ladies to keep it unpredictable. I really liked 'Final Account,' as it uses one of my favorite literary devices (though I can't be more specific without spoiling), and takes place in the purview of white collar crime.
"I was disappointed yet got involved......."
James Langton has done a reasonable job. His interpretation of the female characters were a tad annoying in that they sounded similar and somewhat insipid. Some of the description of the scene were overdone to the point of getting tedious. The over use of swearing was boring and there was no need. So when used at certain critical points in book the impact was lost. A good yarn that keeps the listener interested.........But not on the edge of their seat.
"Wouldn't have guessed ending!"
As usual, Peter Robinson serves up a technically brilliant story with a good twist to the ending. The best part of all his books are his well-developed characters, especially Detective Alan Banks, a humble every-man of a copper with a general thirst for knowledge and a strong moral compass. Although Banks may not think so, I find every moment of his investigations fascinating!
"A very fun listen"
The characters were well developed, and the story was interesting.
There were some intriguing plot twists.
The narrator is an excellent actor with a range of accents.
I don't want to give anything away, but yes, one of the plot twists took me by surprise.
"already read it!!"
I downloaded this book for my husband, only to find he had already read it under a different title
"Tip top entertainment !"
Good plot with good twists and turns.
I particularly enjoyed the last chapter which was cleverly introduced in preceding chapters but not "telegraphed" !!
The best "Banks" audiobook so far !!
"Great story"
Very entertaining, well written ( as you expect from Peter Robinson) and very good book. Narration was good but not excellent, some of the accents were a bit overdone but it did not detract from the overall performance.
"Typical inspector Banks"
A good story with unexpected end. A bit slow moving at times, but worth listening to. Slow moving at times,
"Another few good hours of listening!"
Once I had got past the rather pedestrian-feeling start, it was the usual twists and turns that Mr Robinson is so good at that I really enjoyed.
There's non one thing I can single out - I just like a good yarn, and this did not disappoint.
His usual style!
I can't recall having an emotional reaction to the book - but it was involving, none-the-less.
I find the narrator's style a bit flat sometimes but I'm beginning to get used to it now. Still makes me want to shout at him from time to time.

I thought the book took a while to really get going - I wasn't drawn in right at the beginning in the same way I have come to expect with the author's other titles.
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ArtFab: Fabiola Beracasa Talks with Robert Lazzarini
"My hair has been mocked a lot," Bradley Cooper admitted in a 2011 interview. But the Sexiest Mane Alive received a new level of ridicule when he was spotted wearing little, pink curlers on the set of his new David O. Russell movie. Then two weeks ago, the Oscar-nominated actor unveiled his cherub-worthy curls (alongside Silver Linings Playbook co-star Jennifer Lawrence's big, messy up-do). Fortunately for both actors, the yet-untitled movie (which will be released in December) is set in the 1970s, so the curls are period-appropriate.
Years before Eriq La Salle was saving lives as Dr. Peter Benton on ER, his hair was in need of emergency assistance in 1988's Coming to America. As Eddie Murphy's romantic rival Darryl Jenks, La Salle played the heir to the Soul Glo fortune ("Just let your soul glow. Let it shine right through.") and had a curly head of hair as oily as his personality.
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Goals: Collingwood: T Cloke 5 A Fasolo 4 J Elliott 4 J Thomas 3 J White 2 D Beams J Blair J Witts. St Kilda: N Riewoldt 3 A Siposs F Ray J Steven L Dunstan T Milera.
BEST Collingwood: Beams, Thomas, Cloke, Pendlebury, Young, Fasolo, Elliott, Sidebottom. St Kilda: Newnes, Shenton, Dunstan, Hayes, Steven, Longer, Riewoldt.
Umpires: Chris Donlon, Matt Stevic, Jason Armstrong.
Official Crowd: 34,855 at Etihad Stadium.
The game was only four seconds old when Steele Sidebottom ended Maverick Weller's night . . and effectively his own next matches.
Sidebottom collected Weller with a forearm or elbow to the head as he came in at the first bounce. Sidebottom's elbow was down but his body was not - he was off the ground when he hit him which is a place he will remain after the match review panel look at the case.
The fact Weller needed to be subbed out with concussion will not help Sidebottom's case.
It was one of the blots on Collingwood's night from a game it comfortably won and was never seriously threatened in. The 86-point margin elevated the Magpies to third on the ladder.
Another blot for Collingwood was that its former captain Nick Maxwell hurt a calf early and was subbed out. That brought Paul Seedsman onto the field after he and Josh Thomas were late inclusions for the Brodie Grundy, who was rested, and Dane Swan (sore heel).
The introduction of Thomas only reinforced the question of why he is so often squeezed out of the side. He has wonderful poise and a step in traffic.
The Magpies' troubles with their clunky-Clokey forward line took a step towards being ironed out with Cloke kicking five goals. Most notably, though, Cloke led and marked in a manner that has not been seen this year. His third goal came from a regulation mark on 50 and set shot goal, but, for Cloke, that has been anything but regulation this year. You could see the burden lift on his shoulder as the game wore on.
He knew his form was better but he was not ''back''. At game's end he declined an interview request from Channel seven - five goals against St Kilda in an 86-point win is a start, not an end.
Collingwood used the ball atrociously to begin the game, dominating possession and clearances but with 12 inside 50s to St Kilda's two it had failed to kick clear of the Saints. It would come but it took time.
St Kilda worked the ball more cleverly inside 50 for periods, with Luke Dunstan around the ball and Shenton loose behind it, moving the ball well and finding options other than Nick Riewoldt.
The Saints kicked three in a row in the first term to take a lead for a period but when the Magpies kicked seven unanswered goals the Saints put two players loose behind the ball. It held Collingwood up and the Saints even kicked a couple of goals despite having fewer forwards, but it was never likely to be an avenue to success.
Shenton was often loose and did well but Collingwood's loose players, such as Clinton Young, did more with the ball.
Collingwood found a multiplicity of options up forward. Alex Fasolo, sampled as a defender, played like a man who does not want to go back to the back line. He booted three in the first quarter and finished with four.
Jamie Elliott worked his way into the goals, kicking off a step, turning inside, leading at the ball. With Fasolo he makes for a difficult mid-sized forward line capable of crumbing.
Taylor Adams in the side for Luke Ball was tough as teak but loose.


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Sen. Cruz Described as "Smartest Man in the Room" by Harvard Professor Dershowitz
Famed attorney Alan Dershowitz told 1200 WOAI's Michael Board during a stop in San Antonio that Senator Ted Cruz (R-Texas) was an amazing student when he had Cruz in his class twenty years ago at Harvard Law School, 1200 WOAI news reports.
"He had come to the school with a reputation as a great debater, the national champ," said Dershowitz, who called Cruz 'the smartest person in the room. "He contributed greatly to Harvard Law School. While I disagree immensely with many of his political positions, I admire his intellect."
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None of these characters are on my Filmation "wants lists."
Madame Razz
Gen. Sunder
Lizard Man
These are the top of my Filmation list.
So who really can get a chance and be added to the Filmation list between now & 2015.
MattyCollecter & 4 Horesemen have said the important words that they are looking forward to other Filmation characters.
Out of the following one time villainous characters I'd like to know who you'd like sooner rather than later. If any.
Add preference to other characters that are not on list. Happy voting.
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None of these characters are on my Filmation "wants lists."
Madame Razz
Gen. Sunder
Lizard Man
These are the top of my Filmation list.
"Don't crowd me boys!"
Lizard Man is my most wanted FILMation character at the moment.
Dragoon, Kittrina, Vultak and Dre Elle are also high on my wish list.
"Oh Lord, Bless this M&M... and the mighty cockroach I slain in battle to get it." - Al Bundy
Razz, Sunder, Colonel Blast, Vultak, Admiral Scurvy, Garn. That's it. No more. LOL
Thundercats Hooooooooooo!
I hope none of the ones listed in this poll.
Madame Razz w/ Broom
That is basically all i need from Filmation anymore.
Quote the Raven, Nevermore.
It can't rain all the time.
"Live the journey, for every destination is but a doorway to another."
is that a fake list?
colonel blast
im hoping for gleedal, garth and blackbeard tough
WISHLIST: Green and Purple Mask of Power demons, Blastar, Panther/Cat Men, Peekablue, Prince Dakon, Rotar, Twistoid, Kayo, Vizar, Lizorr, Sagitar, Quakke, Mara (prototype), Garth, Blackbeard, Gleedal, Gargons, Garn (mini-comic), Hawke, Fang-or, Great Black Wizard, Red Stripe, Granita, Brainwave, Contractor
Your choices are all ones that are probably at the bottom of most people's lists. Madame Razz, Lizard Man, Vultak, Dylamug, Skeletor's Robot Knights, Granita, Hawk, Hunga, Kittrina, Uncle Montork, Dree Elle, are all much better choices in my opinion.
10 Most needed items for MOTUC...
Heroic: King Miro / Prince Dakon
Evil: Skeleteen
POP: King Micah / Twiggets 3 pack
Horde: Hunga the Harpy
POG: Oracle
Rock People: Granita
NA: Sebrian / Sagitar
none of the above.
Filmation Hordak.
General Sunder
These are my top 2.
I'd be happy to get a female Avion Hawke Delora whatever.
Madame Razz of course though I am not as excited about her as I feel I should be.
I dont personally feel that strongly about LIzard Man, but he would be an oversite and should be done.
Gotta have Masque because, you know, Shakoti
Vultak would be pretty cool to get.
But seriously, if I got Filmation Hordak, I'd be happy.
Madame Razz + Broom
General Sunder
King Micah / Red Knight
Lizard Man
Filmation Hordak + Imp
Filmation Mer-Man
Besides the Obvious why not Red Eye:
Nothing in the list strikes my fancy. Give me Razz, Broom, Loo-Kee, Lizard Man, Melaktha, Hawke, Delora, Twiggets, Imp, Sunder, Masque, and the Red Knight. Shoot, I'll take Chef Allen over anyone on the list.
MOTUC Most Wanted: Skeleteen, Prince Keldor, Captain Randor, The Great Black Wizard, Lady Slither, Spirit, Tuvar, Baddra, Cursed Marzo, Tug-O-War, Scrollos, Songster, Mini-Comics Spirit of Castle Grayskull, and for the love of the Sorceress and Julie Winston, ODIPHUS!!!
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Um... None of these listed seem likely until well beyond 2016. I think next up will be either Razz or Lizard Man, maybe Imp as a pack I with Filmation Hordak.
If I had to pick one I'd say Razz since I think she'll be the 2014 SDCC exclusive (hopefully in a Filmation inspired Great Rebellion pack along side Broom, Loo-Kee and Filmation colored Kowl).
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But personally my top want would be a Citizen of Trolla multi-pack filled with Dree Elle, Uncle Mortock, Oracle, Yuckers, etc... But I doubt we'll see that in the next two years.
TOP WANTSTROLLA:DreeElle/Montork/Oracle/Gorpo
None of those. Bring on Madame Razz.
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Lizard Man is the only filmation character left I want. I am happy to say that all other wants have been fulfilled.
One purple turd deserves another.
Negator's not a choice? Hordak? Clawful? Scurvy? Dylamug? Vultak? A million others than what you have listed?
(read as Shatner) I....can't....vote there's....not....any....choices for me.
EDIT, decided to vote anyway....I never considered "other" a real choice, but screw it....
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Recent.... HATMOTU Beast Man & Evil Seed
Wanted.... Filmation Mer-Man, Teela & Sorceress
Needed.... MOTUC Lord Masque
Oh man, did I forget to use these [sarcasm][/sarcasm] again? Sorry....
None of those listed. I want Kittrina, Dylamug, Sundar, Bee people, King Tamusk, Granita or Cambro.
Madame Razz is fairly Obvious...
Melaktha, Red-Eye, Starchild, General Sunder and Kothos come to mind.
FINALLY!! GLIMMER IS IN MY SHELF!! Crita is coming... Now I NEED SONGSTER! The Awesometastic Bard!
False Face
Other: Madame Razz, Vultak, Lizard Man, Twiggets, Kittrina, General Sunder, Dylamug, Hunga the Harpy, Lord Masque, and Imp.
Let's get HUNGA THE HARPY before 2016!
10 Most needed items for MOTUC...
Heroic: King Miro / Prince Dakon
Evil: Skeleteen
POP: King Micah / Twiggets 3 pack
Horde: Hunga the Harpy
POG: Oracle
Rock People: Granita
NA: Sebrian / Sagitar
Lord Masque (see avatar). But since he seems to keep getting pushed aside, I'd be very happy with Granita.
Happily invading Castle Grayskull with hippos is my true hobby.
- Colonel Blast
- Granita
- Lord Masque
- Vultak
- Zanthor
I know 3 angels: their names are Jedi_Kunle, Mikethedrummer and Stacy Mealer!
Worship the Snake Goddess!
None of the above. So I went with other
Madame Razz & Broom
Inspector Darkney
Hunga the Harpy
Red Eye & Kowla
Brightmoon Castle Guards 2-pack
General Sundar
Uncle Montork, Dre-Elle, & Yuckers
Lizard Man
King Micah
The Red Knight
Chef Allen
Santa Prince Adam & Relay
Laa-See & Paa-Pee
Sorrowful the Dragon
Baron Condor
Agho King of Trolls
Light Spinner
Small One
Also, the following FILMation variants: Hordak, Tung Lashor, Clawful
Inspector Darkney Master Sebrian Gleep Spyster Admiral Scurvey Squall Starburst She-Ra ScratchinSound Catra Grot Caz Drissi Crystal Moonbeam/Sun Dancer Meliac NA Adam Chef Allen Songster Scrollos Kowla Red Eye Brightmoon Palace Guards
I just hope they consider continuing to do this sub so we get all filmation subs
This poll can win the title of Most Obscure Characters Ever! With the exception of Jarvan, I have NO IDEA who they are!
I'd like the following:
Hunga the Harpy
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A man was shot and killed outside a Colton bar this morning.
Police received a call of a shooting at 1:03 a.m. in the parking lot of Linko's Cocktail Bar at 188 E. Valley Blvd., said Colton police Sgt. Jim Jolliff.
They found a wounded 34-year-old man at the scene. Paramedics took him to an area hospital where he was pronounced dead, Jolliff said.
His name was not released because his relatives have not been notified.
The shooter or shooters fled before police arrived.
Investigators received conflicting reports as to whether a fight preceded the shooting.
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