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From HaskellWiki
reactimate :: IO a -- init -> (Bool -> IO (DTime, Maybe a)) -- input/sense -> (Bool -> b -> IO Bool) -- output/actuate -> SF a b -- process/signal function -> IO ()
Bool parameter of
sense and
actuate are unused if you look up the definition of reactimate so just ignore them (cf. the explanations below).
reactimate basically is an input-process-output loop and forms the interface between (pure) Yampa signal functions and the (potentially impure) external world. More specifically, a Yampa signal function of type
SF a b is an abstract data type that transforms a signal of type
Time -> a into a signal of type
Time -> b (note that one does not have direct access to signals in Yampa but just to signal functions). The
Time parameter here is assumed to model continuous time but to evaluate a signal function (or a signal for that matter) it is necessary to sample the signals at discrete points in time. This is exactly what
reactimate does (among other things).
1 Further explanations
- The
initaction is rather self-explanatory; it executes an initial IO action (e.g. print a welcome message), which then yields an initial sample of type
afor the signal function that is passed to
reactimateas the last argument.
- The
senseargument is then evaluated at
Falseand should return an IO action yielding a pair that contains the time passed since the last sample and a new sample of type
a(wrapped in a
Maybe) for the signal function. If the second component of
sense's return value is
Nothingthen the previous sample is used again.
actuateis evaluated at
Trueand the signal function's output of type
b, obtained by processing the input sample previously provided by
actuate's job now is to process the output (e.g. render a collection of objects contained in it) in an IO action that yields a result of type
Bool. If this result is
Truethe processing loop stops (i.e. the IO action defined by
- Finally, the last argument of
reactimateis the signal function to be run (or "animated"). Keep in mind that the signal function may take pretty complex forms like a parallel switch embedded in a loop.
2 Example
To illustrate this, here's a simple example of a Hello World program but with some time dependence added. Its purpose is to print "Hello... wait for it..." to the console once and then wait for 2 seconds until it prints "World!" and then stops. We assume some basic knowledge about Arrow notation.
{-# LANGUAGE Arrows #-} module Main where import FRP.Animas -- Animas is a fork of Yampa import Data.IORef import System.CPUTime sf :: SF () Bool -- The signal function to be run sf = proc inp -> do t <- time -< inp -- the time signal function ignores its input and returns the time returnA -< if (t < 2) then False else True main :: IO () main = do t <- getCPUTime -- CPUTime in picoseconds timeRef <- newIORef t let init = putStrLn "Hello... wait for it..." sense = (\_ -> do t' <- getCPUTime t <- readIORef timeRef let dt = fromInteger (t'-t)/10^12 writeIORef timeRef t' return (dt, Nothing)) -- we could equally well return (dt, Just ()) actuate = (\_ x -> if x then putStrLn "World!" >> return x else return x) reactimate init sense actuate sf
Note that as soon as
x in the definition of
actuate becomes
True (that is after 2 seconds),
actuate returns
True, hence reactimate returns
() and the program stops. If we change the defintiion of
actuate to always return
False the line "World!" will be print out indefinitely.


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iSharedVariableListener Struct Reference
[Crystal Space 3D Engine]
A listener so that you can get notified when a variable is changed. More...
#include <iengine/sharevar.h>
Inheritance diagram for iSharedVariableListener:
Public Member Functions
|virtual void
|VariableChanged (iSharedVariable *var)=0
|A variable has changed.
Detailed Description
A listener so that you can get notified when a variable is changed.
This callback is used by:
Definition at line 114 of file sharevar.h.
Member Function Documentation
|virtual void iSharedVariableListener::VariableChanged
|iSharedVariable *
[pure virtual]
A variable has changed.
The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:
- iengine/sharevar.h
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I have a Intel 4965 but it seems that this card is good but not perfect so Im thinking of buying a USB 802.11 b/g Alfa AWUS036H. I heard it is a GREAT card for aircrack-ng/BT and supports all its features. Id just like a extra thumbs up from the BT community to confirm that this is true.
The reason I post this is that I thought when I bought the Intel 4965 it was going to be the shit but it turns out that it is very buggy, short range and doesnt support all the features of aircrack-ng.
Thank you
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Johnson walks to Minors lead in steals
Kannapolis second baseman swipes four bases in 4-2 victory
By Jake Seiner / Special to MLB.com | May 6, 2013 8:32 PM ET
For the Minor Leagues' most prolific base stealer, it's not so much about how he runs. This year, it's really all been about how he walks.
"I do it differently than just about everybody else does," Class A Kannapolis' Micah Johnson said after stealing four bases in a 4-2 win over Greensboro on Monday.
The performance boosted his season total to 25 swipes in 27 games. It's a big jump for the 23-year-old, who stole 19 bags in a 69-game stint in the Rookie-level Pioneer League last season.
Where did the spike coming from? The Indiana University product has always been an impressive athlete. Legend has it he once beat former NBA No. 1 overall Draft pick Greg Oden in a game of one-on-one.
But there's no change in his athleticism accounting for the successful aggression. The difference between last year and this one for Johnson has been his approach. Namely, he's fully adopted a baserunning strategy suggested to him a few years back by a former coach.
In 2011, Johnson played with the Cotuit Kettlers of the Cape Cod League under coach Mike Roberts, father of former Major Leaguer Brian Roberts. The elder Roberts, a former manager at the University of North Carolina, asked Johnson to spend that summer working on taking walking leads from first base. At the time, Johnson employed the practice occasionally, but never truly grasped the concept.
After the White Sox selected the Indiana University product in the ninth round of last year's First-Year Player Draft, Johnson continued to sprinkle the walking leads into his game, but still didn't feel entirely comfortable with the process.
Prior to the 2013 season, Johnson decided to adopt the walking lead full time, and he's done it with stunning results, having been caught just four times in 29 attempts.
Here's how it works: At first base, rather than take the usual three or four initial steps off the bag, Johnson starts with only a pair of conservative shuffles. As the pitcher sets, Johnson begins to walk toward second base, and he doesn't stop until the pitcher makes a move one way or the other.
"The lead won't be that big, but my momentum is carrying me toward second," he said.
When he gets to second base, he'll switch to what he calls a jumping lead.
"I'm constantly jumping back and forth whether the pitcher is looking or not," he said. "I worked on that at the Cape Cod League with Mike Roberts. It's just kind of a thing I finally got an understanding of."
With his new practice, Johnson has terrorized unsuspecting South Atlantic League hurlers. It took more than two weeks before any pitchers figured out the most obvious counter to Johnson's walking lead. On April 18, Augusta's Chris Stratton simply held onto the ball until Johnson walked himself into no-man's land, then threw over and picked him off.
Since then, Johnson has cut his lead at a certain distance from first, though he continues to pick up and put down his feet once he gets there.
"I'm actually glad that happened," Johnson said about the Stratton pickoff. "I had to figure out how to counteract that. It gave me a chance to learn from it."
Johnson's walking leads are a rare practice in professional baseball. But he plans to stick with the approach, adjusting the practice as opponents' tendencies dictate.
"In Low-A, I almost feel like I can steal the base every time. I understand the competition gets better as you go up, and I'm trying to learn everything I can. We'll see. So far, it's worked."
Johnson also helped his own cause this year through effective work from atop Kannapolis' batting order. He's hitting .286 with a .367 on-base percentage after hitting .273 with a .375 OBP at Great Falls last year. He's shown some power, posting a .448 slugging percentage this year, while trying to improve his glove work at second base.
At 23, few in the Minor Leagues can match his athleticism, which is outstanding enough to have people believing the 5-foot-11 infielder once beat Oden, a high school buddy, in a game of one-on-one.
As for the truth to that tale, Johnson proved himself to be as elusive as probably seems to opposing pitchers.
"Oh man, I can't confirm that," he said with a laugh. "But I'm not willing to deny it either. I wouldn't want to put that legend down."
Jake Seiner is a contributor to MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @Jake_Seiner. This story was not subject to the approval of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues or its clubs.View More


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|Mary E. White Watt.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior is authorized and directed to issue to Mary E. White Watt a patent in fee to the following-described lands, known as allotment 1442 on the Crow Indian Reservation, Montana: The west half of section 28; the west half of the northeast quarter and the northwest quarter of section 33, township 8 south, range 38 east, Montana principal meridian, containing five hundred and sixty acres.
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The doctor is in
[If you think I don't write enough here, I have a good excuse: I've been blogging at the Lindependence 2008 Felton Diary here. I'll get here when I can.]
I've mentioned this before in blogs, but it bears repeating: For years, I have hoped to be a thorn in Dell's side, the pebble in ol' Mike's Gucci loafers about dependability and quality of the machines that came from the Dallas conglomerate.
So when Dell decided to see the light and offer Ubuntu as an OS option, I asked for a nice bearnaise sauce to go with the crow I dutifully, and happily, ate.
Fast forward to late last week, when I helped my commercial neighbor Ron at Long Cabinet Company with the memory on his Dell laptop, it was one of those opportunities to show that what we do, hardware- and software-wise, is not exactly some sort of black magic. In addition, it showed Ron how Dell and Microsoft are working together to make Vista unusable.
Ron's wife had bought Ron a gig of memory and he asked me to install it. Thanks to Dell — more crow, please — adding memory on the laptops is merely a matter of just removing a panel, popping it in, and putting the panel back on; 60 seconds, tops.
This was the easy part: The harder part, and the part I couldn't explain other than to say that it's a huge mistake by both Dell and Microsoft, was trying to justify to Ron how Dell could sell a machine that they said was Vista-ready with "only" 512MB of RAM and how Microsoft could make an "new and improved" operating system that . . . well . . . oh, never mind. In the end, both Dell and Microsoft took a back seat to an explanation of how GNU/Linux doesn't have the same problems that Ron was experiencing.
One more convert in the making? One can only hope.
(Larry Cafiero runs HeliOS Solutions West in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
June 15, 2008 at 6:05 pm
Well, I have recently done two mail-in/in-house installs of Linux on Laptops and it doesn't come down to the distro. It comes down to the hardware. Now Puppy worked for Clint, and prior to reading this, six days ago it was, Puppy failed miserably not only with wireless but video resolution and sound on one of these older laptops. I ended up putting an older Kernel version of Sam Linux. On that machine, it worked "out of the box". If you talk to the owner of that computer, he will tell you that Puppy sucks and Sam Linux is the best distro in the world. Success and the "goodness" of a distro is about as far away from an objective observation as one can imagine. That's another reason to have nothing but respect for those that build the Kernel and make the distros…they are doing it blindfolded and with their hands tied…and still putting out a better product.
That said, I just walked in the house from a couple of HeliOS Project installations (previously Komputers4Kids) and we had a similar experience that many Linux Advocates have. The parent of the child didn't want Linux but they requested Windows. I explained to the lady that we don't do Windows and preceded to "splain" why. The father of the house was the person I had made the arrangements with to come do the install but he isn't residing at that residence. Had I known that, I would have talked with the guardian of the child. We do this for the kids…not the parents.
The lady said that if I would just put Windows on the computer, she would have someone else come over and "fix" the registration of the license. We've dealt with this before, and it's a bit sticky. Are we in the business of giving Kids computers or operating systems? Can we refuse to give the child a computer because they don't want to use Linux? You damn right we can. Not only do we leave Linux on the machine, we lock the bios so it cannot be reformatted. We've consulted with our attorney and it is fine to do so. It turns out that the mother of the child does have a computer in her bedroom but upon asking her about it, it turns out that there is so much spyware and virus activity on it that she hasn't been able to boot into it for weeks.
All she wanted was a fresh install of Windows so she could foul that one up too. And I already know why…she is a MySpace Cadet. Their slogan should be, "A virus a day…we promise".
Sorry to be so long winded. The other mail in computer had Vista home premium on it with a full gig of ram and it ran slower than all of our P3 900 gig chips with 512. Again, if you are lucky enough to hit the "sweet spot" between system and software, you are lucky. The problem is with Windows, that sweet spot turns sour in a matter of a few months…just about the time the Linux install is going to need its first reboot.
June 16, 2008 at 9:30 am
My desktop box, Hp Pavilion Slimline 3100, came with Vista Ultimate (ultimate what?) and 2 GB of ram and there were times it would freeze due to lack of available system resources.
When I tried to fix it by downgrading to XP Pro I found out there were no drivers for some of my hardware for XP. I couldn't live without a USB bus or the PCI slots. I am not a Windows novice as I have been using it since 95 and currently have 3 desktops and 3 laptops in my home, for which I am the tech services dept., all running XP.
This was the last straw for me and I formatted the harddrive, thereby losing my restore options, and installed a Linux OS. That was April 7, 2008. I had a pretty steep learning curve but I forced myself to climb it by not considering a dual boot. Let's face it, something new and different or something familiar and annoying, I'd just be lazy and boot the familiar and never learn the new.
The point of this is that I had a brand new HP computer with hardware from many name brand vendors and software from Microsoft which I could not make work the way I wanted it to. Microsoft allowed me the option to downgrade to XP, HP recommended against it and would not support it, the hardware manufacturer's did not provide XP drivers for critical systems, and all said it was my choice and I was on my own.
After weeks of dealing with the merry-go-round they have created to deal with this, I came to realize that they have designed this to be as close to impossible for the average end user as possible. Microsoft, HP, ASUS (my motherboard is manufactured by them), and others are working together to force the OS-Hardware upgrade cycle right down our throat.
I had two options. First, bow down and fork over some additional cash, or second, start from scratch with something completely different.
I haven't found anything I couldn't get working in Linux with a little help from the community forums. There is definitely nothing for Windows which I can't live without or replace with FOSS.
As to Helios comment about Linux first reboot, the only time I have any instability is when I attempt something new which I have no idea what I'm doing.
My new motto is: Tweak it until it breaks, then learn how to fix it.


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(='.'=) This is Bunny. Copy and paste bunny into your
("_(" signature to help him gain world domination
an abbandoned dennys, fuckin trashed the place B)
chicago is the lamest state in the united states
when i was a wee lil lass i did etching on my crib with ma teeth
I can't remember that far back, a street sign with my cuzn i think
a wall.
win i was we i used to dodle on my weiner
no bitches i aint banned them dumbass cant baned ppl they suspended me till the 29 big fucking deal them stupid ass hoes wait till i get back bitches
the 1st thing i taged was a culvert when i was in grade 3.
:angry: U Better shut da fuk^ ow1,u and ur gay replys and ur
fuked^ topics.
On a trailer.
on a mu'fuckin gerage door to a body shop. it was tight. shits still there damn :lol:
^^its not a crime---beleve the sign^^
bathroom stall.. sucks... and a no tresspassing sign... and then a whole fuckin fair ground... like everything
a big box- like container, you know, where the workers sit in if its cold, from a local "business" or whatever, it said smile, in big, yellow bubble letters, i believe i've still got a flic of that. it was my first but definetly not my last piece, i loved it
it's paint that's runnin' through my veins
Under a bridge, really shitty work
yeah my piece sucked too, but I ment I loved painting it
it's paint that's runnin' through my veins
haha I found a picture of it
glad i'm at a higher level now :lol:
it's paint that's runnin' through my veins
Temporary wall outside a car park. It looked like shit.
Train overpass.
may my cans bring color to the world and my paint never freeze!
Save - Winter '05
umm... my first peice was a skewl wall across the street where i live it was shit
my name aint sketch no more its onez
my buddy's room h34r:
Cincinnati Firm. Top notch. Best in the states.


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12 Apr 2017
ITNP partners with LCCA for art exhibition
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05 Apr 2017
ITNP makes Realscreen's Global 100 List
We are delighted to find out that we've been included in Realscreen Magazine's Global 100 list.
Click below to see the full list.
29 Apr 2017
ITNP Sport attend the BT Sport Industry Awards
Last night Tim Godfrey, Partnerships Director, and Raj Mannick, Head of Sport, attended the BT Sport Industry Awards, the largest of its kind.
The Awards celebrate the best in the business and attracts sports stars, celebrities and senior figures from across the industry and beyond.
10 Apr 2017
ITNP Sport attend the EFL Awards
Here's some of the ITNP Sport team looking glam at the EFL Awards.
The Football League Awards is an annual awards ceremony commemorating football-related people involved in the three divisions of the Football League.
27 Apr 2017
ITNP Sport debuts as IAAF host broadcaster
Last weekend saw our debut outing as host broadcaster for the IAAF World Relay Championships in the Bahamas.
The competition took place over two days in Nassau, and saw some of the fastest athletes on the planet compete in teams for the coveted Golden Baton.
The revolutionary production included a Facebook Live Friday night preview show, and most importantly a superbly executed broadcast of all the races.
18 Jul 2017
Sarah Payne: A mother's story
Luke and Lee Payne remember killer Roy Whiting smiling and waving as he drove their sister away.
Hear the family speak about this painful event and the long lasting effects in tomorrow's documentary for Channel 5 'Sarah Payne: A Mother's Story' at 9pm.
You can also read the full BBC article by clicking below.
13 Jul 2017
Mel meets Harry Styles and Fionn Whitehead
Mel interviewed Harry Styles and Fionn Whitehead about their new film 'Dunkirk' yesterday.
Did you know that they tried method acting with corned beef?
To watch the full interview click below.
10 Jul 2017
ITNP run the British 10K
ITN Productions ran the British 10K through the heart of the capital on yesterday, raising £1,700 for The Whitechapel Mission to help the homeless.
Congratulations to all who took part on such a hot day!
18 Jul 2017
Excitement hits the offices of ITNP
We all know that in an office environment you can find yourself getting excited about things you normally wouldn't, such as a delivery of new stationery.
Well imagine the excitement levels in the ITNP offices today when our delivery of brand new office mugs arrived!
Each department of ITNP now has it's own branded mugs as part of the ITNP rebrand.
03 Jul 2017
U.S. ITNP Industry News launch 'Trusted Leader'
Industry News US launched the AWHONN 'Trusted Leader' program last week in New Orleans.
Attended by over 3,500 nurses and healthcare professionals, the 'Trusted Leaders' programme highlights the valued and vital role of nurses working in women's health, obstetrics and neonatal nursing.
To watch the programme click below.
18 Jul 2017
'Brands as Broadcasters' by Simon Shelley
"I was recently invited to present at the Content Marketing Association 'Digital Breakfast' on the topic of 'Brands as Broadcasters'.
This is the idea that brands are moving towards being broadcasters in their own right, utilising the democratisation of social channels to reach wide audiences with a vast array of content, not just about the brand, but often more about the world around that brand."
Click below to read the full article by Simon Shelley, Head of Industry News.
20 Jul 2017
Sarah Payne doc hit headlines with outstanding ratings and rave reviews
ITN Productions sensitive 1.5 hour documentary film 'Sarah Payne: A Mother's Story' received outstanding ratings and rave reviews.
"Sarah Payne: A Mother's Story trod softly and let the terrible facts speak for themselves." The Telegraph
24 Apr 2017
'Soham Revisited: 15 Years On' documentary
It was a story that horrified the country. 10 year old best friends Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman left a family BBQ to buy some sweets - but never came home.
To find out more about the 90 minute special documentary that's on tomorrow night click bellow.
21 Apr 2017
Game on for remote production
Broadcast recently interviewed our Director of Sport, Alastair Waddington and our Chief Technology Officer, Bevan Gibson about the capabilities afforded to us by incoming IP-based technologies.
As host broadcaster for the IAAF World Relays this month we will be expanding our remote production model out to the Bahamas.
To find out more take a look at the article, click the link below.
03 Apr 2017
Industry News - US first launch of the year
The Industry News team in the United States had their first launch of the year this weekend with 'A Place for Living', in partnership with ACHCA (American College of Health Care Administrators).
The programme was premiered at the ACHCA 51st Annual Convocation & Exposition in St Louis, Missouri. Things kicked off on Saturday with a short intro and presentation to the board. The programme was then officially launched during the opening session on Sunday, introduced by Cecilia Sepp CAE, President & CEO, ACHA.
Both the ACHCA and all participants were thrilled with the programme and launch. 'A Place for Living' can be viewed below.
07 Apr 2017
Industry News shortlisted for the 'International & European Association Awards'
Industry News found out this week that they have been shortlisted for a nomination in the 'Best TV Video Channel category' for the International & European Association Awards.
The Awards Ceremony takes place on Wednesday 3rd May in Austria as part of the Associations World Congress on 2 - 4 May.
10 Apr 2017
Thursday 'telly take-over'
This coming Thursday ITN Productions will be taking over your telly's with a programme triple whammy.
There will be 'On Benefits' at 8pm and 'Fritzl: What Happened Next' at 10pm on Channel 5. There is also 'Super Orgasm' at 10pm on Channel 4!
06 Apr 2017
'Shannon Matthews: The Mother's Story'
'Shannon Matthews: The mothers story' is the following instalment to the successful Channel 5 documentary 'Shannon Matthews: What happened next'.
It went out last night and will be aired again at 10pm this Sunday on My5.
Tune in to watch Karen explain her motives for the kidnap of her daughter.
11 May 2017
ITNP Sport Football Tournament
After years of heartbreak the Sports team were finally crowned champions at this year's ITNP Sport Football Tournament.
All proceeds from the tournament went to the charity Rethink Mental Illness, as part of Mental Health Awareness Week, and former Premier League footballer Clarke Carlisle was on hand to present the prize to the winning team, as well as taking the time to referee a few games.
18 May 2017
'Going Back, Giving Back' is back!
Aled Jones returns for a new 5 part series of 'Going Back, Giving Back'. You can watch it every week day, starting this coming Monday on BBC1 at 9:30am.
25 May 2017
Focal Awards 2017 win for the archive team
Head of UK Sales, Simon Wood, and his archive footage team were awarded 'Footage Employee of the Year' at The Focal Awards last night. Simon accepted the award on behalf of his team.
19 May 2017
Simon Shelley meets Prince Charles
Head of Industry News Production, Simon Shelley, was delighted to meet Prince Charles yesterday. Simon attended the College of Medicine event 'Social prescribing: from rhetoric to reality' at the Kings Fund, as Industry News are currently working on a programme about the very same subject.
'Social prescribing: from rhetoric to reality' is not about asking 'what's the matter with someone?' but rather 'what matters to someone?' Prince Charles is a huge supporter of that work and we'll hopefully be interviewing him for the programme.
26 May 2017
ITNP Industry News have been busy...
ITNP Industry News have been very busy week indeed with a whopping 3 programme launches in one week.
'The Future of the Single Market' for AmCham EU launched at the European Business Summit, 'The Changing Face of Retail' for BRC launched at Retail 2020 and 'Above and Beyond' launched for POLFED at the Police Federation Annual Conference 2017.
18 May 2017
Broadcast award nomination for 'Camps to Champs'
ITNP Television have been nominated for a Broadcast Digital Award, in the 'Best Non-Scripted Online Short' category for 'Camps to Champs'.
'Camps to Champs' see Olympic athletes invite viewers to experience how sport can positively change lives.
02 Jun 2017
Who did Mel meet this week?
This week our Mel got to chat with Priyanka Chopra, Zac Efron and Alexandra Daddario, stars of the new 'Baywatch' movie.
She also interviewed 'Neighbours' legend Susan Kennedy and Rob Mills.
Click below to see her interview with the 'Baywatch' cast.
01 Jun 2017
Adam at Butlins
The Advertising team have just come back from a 3 day shoot to create new idents for Butlins.
Here's our Head of Client Services, Adam Barnett, taking a moment from the shoot to spend some quality time with Butlins' Billy Bear.
07 Jun 2017
Tami Hoffman joins ITNP News
Welcome to our new Head of News, Tami Hoffman. What a week to start, Election week!
Tami was previously an editor at Sky News.
08 Jun 2017
Realscreen award for 'Interview with a Murderer'
ITNP Television were delighted to have won the Crime & Investigation award at last nights Realscreen 2017 Awards for 'Interview With A Murderer'.
08 Jun 2017
Data capture of athletes to innovate sporting events
ITN Productions is exploring ways of capturing telemetry from sensors worn by athletes and presenting the data to fans on digital platforms.
"We want to innovate in this area to provide a more indepth view of an event than ever before" says Tim Godfrey, Partnerships Director.
To read the rest of this Broadcast article click below.
08 Jun 2017
Alternative Election Night
Tune in to Channel 4 tonight at 9pm for our 'Alternative Election Night', co-produced with Zeppatron.
Includes Jeremy Paxman, David Mitchell, Cathy Newman, Richard Osman, Romesh Ranganathan and more..
20 Jun 2017
ITN Plotting British Invasion Into U.S. Market
"We've built a lot of our business plan on rapid U.S. growth. We have intentions to hire and employ a lot of extra head count in the next 18 months and set up offices in the east and west," said Mark Browning, ITN Productions group managing director.
"For us, probably the single biggest and most exciting opportunity as a U.K. production company is working with U.S. networks and getting into the U.S. sector."
04 May 2017
The Good, the Bad and the Hired
26 Jun 2017
ITNP sign digital production deal with ICC
ITNP has extended its partnership with the International Cricket Council (ICC) to provide digital clip productions services to clip licensees for the ICC Women's Cricket World Cup.
Following a successful integration for the ICC Champions Trophy 2017, star players and key moments will be showcased in a variety of ways, from individual clips of in-match content to curated packages and highlights clips.
19 Jun 2017
Sports look to data enrich the fan experience
"Producers are working out how to create more inventory for their clients" says Tim Godfrey, Partnerships Director for ITNP Sport.
ITN Productions is testing a number of different "medical grade" sensors and devices and says it would assign a specialist to a future production to assist in the interpretation and presentation of the data on screen.
26 Jun 2017
Butlin's has launched their 'Summer Breaks' sponsorship of ITV's The Voice Kids, with the campaign creative and production by ITN Productions.
The family-focused sponsorship series premiered on Saturday June 10 with the tagline Discovering Something Special.
27 Jun 2017
Crime documentary 'Murdered by My Daughter'
ITN productions continued its successful run of fast-turnaround crime documentaries for Channel 5 with yet another ratings success last night at 1.2 million viewers.
'Murdered by My Daughter' followed the case of Britain's youngest double murderers – the 14 year old who killed her mother and sister with the help of her teenage boyfriend.
It's the 12th crime documentary for Channel 5 so far this year.
21 Jul 2016
'I am Team GB' gets Ad of the Day
Our Commercials team are delighted to have been awarded 'Ad of the week' in The Drum for their 'I Am Team GB' ad campaign, created in collaboration with ITV Creative, ITV AdVentures and the National Lottery.
Check out the full article below.
29 Jul 2016
Industry News & the IET
Industry News joined forces with the IET for their Open House initiative to get kids thinking about feats of engineering and technology.
They learned all about the VR studio wearing 'the cloak of invisibility' and got the opportunity to present the weather with ITV London presenter Helen Plint.
31 Jul 2016
GB Athletes & ITN Source News prepare for Rio
As the excitement to the Olympics rises, Jennifer Cordingley caught up with Mo Farah & the GB athletics team when they brought the spirit of Rio to London.
Don't forget our ITN Source News team are setting up broadcast facilities in Rio, so make sure you've booked your spot to broadcast live from the games by emailing email@example.com
01 Aug 2016
Grierson Award nomination
Starting the week with good news - we've been shortlisted in the Grierson Awards Best Documentary for Current Affairs category for 'Dispatches: Escape from Isis'.
05 Aug 2016
The Rio 2016 Olympics are here
Our sports team has been busy in Rio creating digital coverage of the Olympic Games for SNTV and for anyone wishing to broadcast live from the Olympics, our news teams are over there now offering quality broadcast facilities.
To book your spot email email@example.com.
08 Aug 2016
The EFL season kicks off
The ITNP sports team were on site with camera's in hand to capture the first game of the EFL season between Fulham and Newcastle.
There's nothing quite like the smell of a freshly mown football pitch!
09 Aug 2016
'Escape from ISIS' nominated for International Emmy
'Dispatches: Escape from ISIS' has received a nomination for the Current Affairs category at the prestigious International Emmy Awards 2016.
The documentary exposes the brutal treatment of the estimated four million women living under the rule of the so-called Islamic State.
10 Aug 2016
'Bridging the video chasm' by Greg Melia, CAE
By 2020 video will account for 82% of all consumer internet traffic. Find out how ITN Productions Industry News can help Associations make the leap to video.
Click below to read the full article.
11 Aug 2016
ITNP Sport looks to rights-holders outside UK
Alastair Waddington, Director of Sport Production, talks with rights-holders outside the UK.
Check out the full article below.
17 Aug 2016
ITNP Industry News attend ASAE Exposition
ITNP Industry News have been out in the US attracting new Associations at the ASAE Annual Meeting & Exposition in Salt Lake City.
The cupcakes on their stand went down a treat with attendees and more importantly they met Kevin Bacon!
22 Aug 2016
ITNP News heads back from the Rio Olympics
After a few eventful weeks at the Olympic Games our News and Sports teams are on their way home from Rio. One of the many highlights for them was hosting Mo Farah's wife and daughter for an interview on their rooftop terrace.
24 Aug 2016
The Edinburgh Television Festival
At ITN Productions we're all about new emerging talent.
With that in mind our Group MD Mark Browning spoke in a panel discussion at the Edinburgh TV Festival about the success of apprenticeship schemes in delivering new industry talent and our Editorial Director Chris Shaw chaired a talent scheme session from 2016's Ones to Watch (the Festival's charitable talent scheme for emerging talent).
Overall it was a hugely interesting and enjoyable festival and we were delighted to have been nominated for 2 awards at the festival.
26 Aug 2016
ITN Productions ranked 21st out of 100
We are delighted to have been ranked 21st in Televisual's annual 'Top 100 Production Companies' yearly listing, published at Edinburgh Television Festival.
We also placed highly within a number of individual specialisms such as 6th for entertainment, 5th for popular factual and 6th for specialist factual.
29 Aug 2016
Digiday UK go behind the scenes at ITNP
Digiday UK spent the day with us at ITN Productions to see what goes on behind the scenes.
To see the full article click below.
01 Sep 2016
ITNP Post Production go Go Karting
Last night our post team went for a night of bonding at the Go Karting track in Shepherd's Bush.
There were bruised ribs and a few bruised egos but in the end everyone got to live out their Mario Kart fantasies and walked away winners.
02 Sep 2016
Whitechapel Mission Breakfast Challenge
It was an early 5:45 am start for ten members of our team yesterday as they took part in the Whitechapel Mission Breakfast Challenge.
They prepared and cooked breakfast for approximately 300 people who may not have eaten for up to 24 hours.
It was a thoroughly rewarding experience for all involved.
02 Sep 2016
'President Trump: Can he really win?'
We were excited to learn that our programme 'President Trump: Can he really win?' achieved 1.5 million viewers (peaking at 1.6 million) when it aired.
The programme also generated a lot of buzz on social media with lots of you wanting to have your say about the controversial figure.
05 Sep 2016
ITN Productions Family Day
The ITN Productions family day was a chance for all of the different factions within ITN to come together (including family members) for a day of fun and games.
There was a Suzuki racing bug track, a Cadbury's chocolate fountain, a Lego play-zone, a red carpet photo opportunity and much more.
One of the highlights of the day was Safari Pete's wildlife show which allowed adults and children alike to get up close and personal with animals such as a crocodile, a meercat and a scorpion.
07 Sep 2016
'Children on the Frontline' screened at UN Assembly
ITNP Television's programme 'Children on the Frontline - The Escape' was screened in front of 2500 diplomats and dignitaries at the UN General assembly hall in New York to mark World Humanitarian Day on August 19th.
09 Sep 2016
ODN smashes their Facebook figures
Our Digital team hit record figures on Facebook this week with a heartwarming story about a dog named Nikki who became trapped when searching for food.
The clip reached 4 million people after being shared nearly 22 thousand times.
To see this video and more click below.
12 Sep 2016
'Seize The Holiday' campaign with Virgin Holidays
ITN Productions and HLA joined forces to co-produce the world's first live streamed global ad from 18 locations around the world for Virgin Holidays.
The 60 second advert aired during ITV's X Factor on Saturday night, and required 19 simultaneous shots.
The live commercial was designed to show a UK audience that people just like them are experiencing their ideal holidays, at this very moment.
Click below to view.
13 Sep 2016
Why live TV ads won't work for every brand (1)
As live TV ads become increasingly popular among marketers our Head of Commercials, Adam Barnett, talks to Marketing Week about how brands can make the most of the format – but warns it isn't for everyone.
Click below to read the full article.
16 Sep 2016
Construction Worker of The Year Awards
ITN Productions proudly sponsored the 'Construction Manager of the Year awards' last night.
Our Industry News team attended in their finery and were treated to a fantastic, sequin-filled evening.
The Head of Industry News, Simon Shelley (front left), presented an award and a teaser of their film 'Masterminds of Construction' was shown.
07 Jul 2017
'The Power of A' by Greg Melia CAE
The American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) has been advocating on behalf of the association community for nearly 100 years.
The heart of the initiative's message is that associations make a difference in every corner of the US, and in every industry.
To read the full article by Greg Melia CAE click below.
09 Jun 2017
'Alternative Election Night' success
ITNP have had a major victory with our overnight live election coverage for Channel 4 in the format of the 'Alternative Election Night', hosted by David Mitchell and (as the Telegraph described him) the man-stallion that is Jeremy Paxman.
With a tiny team and a modest budget we created a successful 10 hour long show.
Channel 4 said of it "Our show was a complicated mix of content and talent but felt brilliantly judged and balanced on air."
05 May 2017
Grand Opening of new ITNP Post Production
Last night saw the launch party to celebrate the grand opening of the new ITNP Post Production facilities.
80 people joined Post Production for a live DJ and lots of awesome tech demos.
09 Jun 2017
Trump is TV doc gold dust
ITN Productions' editorial director, Chris Shaw, speaks to The Hollywood Reporter about Donald Trump.
He is "...gold dust for TV documentary producers".
To read the article click below.
25 Apr 2017
Mel talks to Dave Bautista for ODE
Melissa Nathoo spoke to some of the cast of the new Marvel film, Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2, this week.
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SECAUCUS, NJ -- The first Tri-State Food Expo will debut at the Meadowlands Convention Center here on Oct. 1 and 2. The new show is geared to the interests of the foodservice and retail food industry in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
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Lenny Kravitz rocked the Ed Sullivan Theater for night number three of Beatles Week. He paid a visit Wednesday to the theater's current occupant, the "Late Show with David Letterman," to play the Fab Four's classic "Get Back."
The "Late Show" is celebrating the Beatles this week in honor of the band's debut on "The Ed Sullivan Show" 50 years ago. Broken Bells and Sting took the stage on Monday and Tuesday, while the Flaming Lips and Sean Lennon will keep things going on Thursday. Lauryn Hill is scheduled to be Letterman's musical guest on Friday.
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"I think we're real close," Denison Mayor Dennis Fineran said in an interview a few days ago during the Cinco de Mayo celebration in his city's Washington Park.
According to the Census, Denison's population is now 8,298, up 959 people from 2000. Census data list the population of Denison at 42.1 percent Hispanic, the demographic driving the growth.
Carroll is at 10,103, down three people from 2000.
But Fineran and Denison City Manager Kevin Flanagan — the latter who expressed his view in the Denison Bulletin — said Denison could very well be over the 10,000 threshold. In fact, Fineran thinks it is.
"I think we missed quite a few people," Fineran said.
In Denison, Fineran says the actual Latino population is no doubt larger than the Census count and that the city of 8,298 may in fact be majority-minority already.
"We're right close," he said. "If we're not, we'll be there in a few years."
And this undercount is not because of undocumented Latinos, he said.
"Gosh no," Fineran said, adding that he's talking about Census-countable people.
Fineran said many Latinos just don't trust the government enough to even fill out Census forms because of their experiences with corrupt police and government officials in Mexico and Central America.
Fineran went to high school with Steve King.
He likes King, too — as well as the 5th District Republican congressman's wife, Marilyn.
"I know him, and I voted Republican for him at least," the Democratic mayor said of the 2010 elections.
But during the interview the blunt-spoken Fineran said King would be wise to tone down some of his rhetoric on immigration — for the sake of the increasingly diversifying city of Denison and the Republican Party itself.
"I think he could possibly ease up a little bit on the Hispanic community because we're almost half and they're not all illegal, I'll tell you," Fineran said.
King has a history of making provocative statements about immigration.
For example, in July of 2006, King went to the House floor to display the model of a wall the Kiron Republican said he personally designed for the U.S. border with Mexico and likened illegal border crossers to farm animals.
"We need to do a few other things on top of that wall, and one of them being to put a little bit of wire on top here to provide a disincentive for people to climb over the top or put a ladder there." King said in displaying his design. "We could also electrify this wire with the kind of current that would not kill somebody, but it would be a discouragement for them to be fooling around with it. We do that with livestock all the time."
Western Iowa is still safe territory for King demographically. But changes are occurring, and what King says as a representative of the GOP has impact beyond Iowa, Fineran said.
"Here in eight, 10 years they (Latinos) will have the authority to vote somebody out like that," Fineran said.
Remember his words …
In an interview in Spencer, Iowa, before the 2008 election, King said, "I'll just say this, that when you think about the optics of a Barack Obama potentially getting elected president of the United States — and I mean, what does this look like to the rest of the world? What does it look like to the world of Islam? And I will tell you that, if he is elected president, then the ... the radical Islamists, the ... the al-Qaida and the radical Islamists and their supporters will be dancing in the streets in greater numbers than they did on September 11."
And then in November of 2009 he wrote a column saying this: "As president, he has virtually stopped talking about defeating Osama bin Laden."
King, needless to say, ought to get out of the business of making predictions.


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PHILADELPHIA - Just one last tune up remains before the start of the outdoor postseason for the University of Pennsylvania track and field teams. The Quakers will spend the final weekend of the regular season at Princeton's Elite Meet on Friday and Saturday.
Many of Penn's top runners will take the weekend off to prepare for the Heptagonal Championships in New Haven, May 10-11. Others will use the meet to cap off their season or as a tune up for the postseason. The Elite Meet starts Friday at 1:30 p.m. with the men's hammer throw, while the track events start with the distance classic at 7 p.m. Saturday's events begin with the men's javelin and women's shot put at 11 a.m., while track starts at 1 p.m. with the 4x100-meter relays. The meet is set to conclude with the 4x400-meter relays starting at 3:30 p.m.
The Quakers are coming off a historic weekend at the Penn Relays. For the first time since 1922, the Penn boasted three individual Penn Relays titles.In addition, the Penn men are now ranked just outside the nation's Top 25 at No. 27 after stellar performances from Thomas Awad, Maalik Reynolds and Sam Mattis.
In front of a home crowd of over 100,000 fans at the 120th edition of the Penn Relays, Awad (mile), Reynolds(high jump), and Noel Jancewicz (heptathlon) each stood atop the podium for the Red and Blue. Jancewicz won with the third-best score in school history (5,035) in her first multi's event, Reynolds became the first Quaker to win multiple high jump titles at the Penn Relays in 107 years, and Awad became just the second Quaker in school history to break four minutes in the mile. A full recap of Penn's performances at the Penn Relays is here.
A full recap will be available at PennAthletics.com shortly after the conclusion of the meet.


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The A380, the world's largest passenger jet, features a tri-class configuration of seating in First, Business and Economy Class, over two decks. From the warm welcome when you arrive, to the state-of-the-art entertainment system and delicious gourmet dining, our secret to unforgettable flying is simple: it's all in the detail.
Our First Class cabin features ultra-wide seats covered in the softest fabrics, with signature elements. Central aisle dividers, which can be raised or lowered, afford more privacy. The seat automatically reclines to create a fully-flat bed, while the table can be extended so you and your companion can dine in style. Ultra-comfortable cotton sleeper suits and slippers from The White Company and designer amenity kits from BRICS add that extra touch of luxury. The amenity kits feature products from Italy's Castello Monte Vibiano Vecchio, including lip balm, hydrating facial mist and night recovery cream to help you feel refreshed.
Qatar Airways was awarded the World's Best Business Class 2016 accolade by Skytrax.
The 1-2-1 configuration ensures that every seat in our A380 Business Class is an aisle seat. Enjoy greater comfort and generous space with our fully lie-flat seats that convert into a bed in the sky. Our on-board Wi-Fi makes it easy for you to stay connected, and every seat has a power source for your laptop and personal devices.
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Texas Federation of Women's Clubs Collection
Series 3: Administrations (Correspondence, 1962 - 1974)
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Material was collected and housed at the TFWC Headquarters until the organization designated the Woman's Collection as the repository for its archives in 1985. Material has been added on a continuing basis since that time.
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In order to vote you need to provide a valid email address, and only one vote per email address is possible. If after voting the first time, you decide to vote for another image, the first image you voted for will lose that vote.
The "People's Choice" is a section apart from the rest of the contest and the votes will not influence the judges. A photographer would seek votes in order to win the "People's Choice" section alone. The People's choice winner will be published in the online gallery. The People's Choice winner is ineligible the prizes listed on the contest landing page. The winners for the other contest categories will be determined by the judges and are eligible for the the prizes listed on the contest landing page.


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Topic: No drugs approved by the FDA for CC
Talked to Mom's oncologist today about the fact that she had to sign a waiver to get Oxaliplatin. The waiver said that she would pay for the drug if her insurance (Medicare/ Anthem) would not pay. Her oncologist said that this is pretty common, and that she will just have to write a letter to them saying that this drug is necessary. The problem is that there are no real drugs "approved" by the FDA for cholangiocarcinoma. Just wanted to fill in everyone on this information in case you run into the problem. Sounds like the drs can do the trick.


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Hot Links! How to Dress Like Cersei Lannister
Plus: If zoo animals were sartorialists, must-have transitional wardrobe pieces, and more!
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Game of Thrones' Cersei Lannister might just be one of our favorite villainesses of all time—as much for her fashion sense as for her wit and barbed words. Want to dress like her? Here you go! (TheGloss)
If zoo animals were sartorialists, they might look something like this. (The Frisky)
Have you ever noticed how much young Joseph Gordon-Levitt looks like young Heath Ledger? The likeness is uncanny! (The Berry)
Spring has sprung and bright, bold lips are in! Wondering how to find the best color for you? Take your cues from your skin tone—and this handy guide, of course! (YouBeauty)
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This proposal would be sweet and adorable… if it weren't for one little thing. Whoops. (HowAboutWe)
Meet Elemis Pro-Collagen cleansing balm. It's the Pert Plus of skincare—and we couldn't be happier to have found it! (BeautyBloggingJunkie)
It's hot, it's cold, it's wet, it's dry… just how does one dress for the weird, in-between weather of spring, anyway? Be prepared for anything with these transitional spring fashion essentials! (TheGloss)
Zara's saggy swimsuit dress: DO NOT WANT! (The Frisky)


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'"You always want to play well for your teammates," Tellqvist said. "If you play well for your teammates, you're also playing well for yourself. If you get on a roll here, you never know. We'll start winning [tonight] and see how it goes."'
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Vegetarian Diet Sustains Life
Vegetarian Diet Sustains Life
Caroline Lucas, Member of the European Parliament and vegan (f):
We are very concerned about the impact of livestock production on climate change. Very much our message is and always has been that we think people should be eating less meat; that is actually good for people's health to do that.
But it is clear that we need to be eating less meat and so I think the message is to go out there and discover some more vegetables and to really understand that we don't need to be eating meat 3 times a day. We really do not.
Live Videoconference with Supreme Master Ching Hai
2008 Critical Moments to Save the Earth: What Can I Do? Seminar June 29, 2008 – Formosa (Taiwan)
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A vegetarian lifestyle is almost all that we need right now to stop the global warming, to balance the scale of the negative consequences. Even physically speaking, most of the pollution will be stopped by being vegetarian, by all the people on the planet being vegetarian. 80% of the pollution will be stopped. 80% of the global warming will be stopped if all people begin to be vegetarian. It will only do us good, it helps the world, it saves the planet and it saves our children. If we really love our children, this is what we must do.
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Dakine board bag. Holds 3-4 boards. Excellent condition. Bought new a few years ago and used only once for a trip to PR.
See link below for details and specs
Asking $275 OBO
O'Neill single board bag. Older with bottom zipper for fin.
Asking $70 OBO
Willing to bundle the two for a reasonable price.
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Hi there,
at first i want to ask you to point any part of this text that you can't understand. English is not my language but i try my best to communicate with you.
I have router Sagem Fast, BT4 and EW-7318USg card. Succesfully cracked WEP and wanted to learn something new.
On milworm i found this Sagem Routers F@ST Remote CSRF Exploit
I copied text and saved as dhcpattack.py, changed eth0 to wlan0, installed scapy library, but still it doesn't work and i got the message that "Ether isn't defined"
Is the problem with library or should i change some options in router soft first?
Thanks for any help
bump with addition data.
This is what i got after typing
Code:python dhcpattack.py -i wlan0 -t 192.168.1.1 -p "<IFRAME height=0 width=0 src='http://192.168.1.1/restoreinfo.cgi'></IFRAME>"Code:V: � Starting.... Traceback (most recent call last): File "dhcpattack.py", line 203, in <module> ether = Ether(src= srcmac,dst="ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff") NameError: name 'Ether' is not defined


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I am new to this post and am stoked to help anyone out needing info on the breaks, etc around Hilton Head Island, SC. We are surrounded by a sand bar so you must take advantage of our massive tidal pushes and the rich yankee golfers are always trying to buy up all our access points to the water but we make do. Happy swells!!! Rusty
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Hot-shooting Tusculum spoils Brevard's Senior Day, 72-55February 21, 2009
Tornados honor Chilton, Babic, Ferretti before game
Brevard, N.C. – Kyle Moore poured in 30 points and Tusculum College spoiled Senior Day for Brevard, winning 72-55 Saturday afternoon at Boshamer Gymnasium. Moore (Gainesville, Fla.) is just the second player all season to score 30 against Brevard.
Following Moore's lead was Ryan Troutman (Mt. Washington, Ky.), who scored 15 points. The Pioneers (18-8, 10-5 South Atlantic Conference) shot 48.0% from the floor and hit 11 of 22 three-pointers. Tusculum outrebounded Brevard (12-13, 3-11 SAC), 31-24; the Tornados are 0-5 this season when losing the battle of the boards.
Jonathan Whitson (Clyde, N.C.) scored 21 points to lead the Tornados. Seniors Joseph Chilton (Brasstown, N.C.), Radosav Babic (Podgorica, Montenegro) and Sean Ferretti (Amherst, N.Y.) scored nine, three and two points respectively in their final home game.
Tusculum led for all but 3:20 of the game. Moore put the Pioneers ahead with a pair of free throws at the 17:16 mark of the first half to make the score 4-2. After Brevard tied the game on an Andrew Freeman (Ashville, N.C.) three-pointer at the 11:34 mark, Troutman put the visitors back in front with a trifecta 36 seconds later.
Tusculum's first double-digit lead was 26-16 after another Moore free throw with 7:27 left in the first half. The lead was 39-28 at the half in favor of the Pioneers.
Tusculum's largest lead came with 6:04 to play, when Jimmy Boone (Greeneville, Tenn.) hit a three-pointer to put the Pioneers up, 61-39.
Brevard, which entered the game tied with Carson-Newman for the eighth and final spot in the upcoming Food Lion SAC Tournament, returns to action Wednesday, when they play at Newberry. Tusculum hosts Mars Hill on Wednesday; both games start at 8 p.m.


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Let's see what the cover recipient of the first-ever TWS Skate & Create issue has to say, shall we? Skaters and creators, it's the one and the only Daewon Song…
After all that work, what'd you think of the Skate & Create outcome?
It was so rad, man. Thank you and everyone else there. It was a lot of fun, but I'll bet there's a lot of hate circulating around now. Like, "Goddammit!" But hey, oh well, sorry.
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I don't think there were too many sore losers. Or did you hear something I didn't?
[Laughs] For me, it was all about those videos, man. Are you recording this? I don't know how we won, but oh well. I'm not gonna complain, Carleton. [Laughs] Seriously, I really enjoyed all of those videos—all of 'em. Even Miner's with the mirrors and all that stuff. I thought that was really, really creative. A lot of people didn't know how to take it, like, "Oh, it's too hard to see." But you can actually see it. Younger kids are crazy, man, they just want to see it. I thought it was amazing, but all those guys deserve a lot of credit. They're all judging it off videos when it was really a photo contest. So maybe that's why people are hating, like, "Blah blah blah, got robbed." You know what? Sorry.
I agree. Too many people want to see skateboarding without the "bullsh-t"—they don't feel comfortable seeing different interpretations.
Yeah, Miner was really trying to be unique. He gets credit for going for it.
How do you think the photos compared to the videos? Do you think there was a big difference?
Some of 'em translated really well. There was a Spanky one that looked really good. But others were hard to make out. I'm a pretty patient guy, but other people have no patience—they don't want to figure anything out. Like, "Hell, I have no idea," and they flick that page to the next page. Most of the photos came out really rad. That whole contest was really sick. I can't wait to get locked up in that warehouse again.
What do you think we should do next year?
Maybe you guys should change it up next year. There's gonna be new people, so doing it outdoors might be too complicated… or it might even be better.
Yeah, the playing field has to be even and fair for everybody.
Maybe don't have the same obstacles? But a warehouse is really easy to get stuff done. You don't have to worry about getting kicked out and you have all the time in the world. Doing it on the streets could be cool too, though. Like make a promo video out of it.
Did you ever think that over-vert would collapse on you?
You know what? It was sketchy at one point, but the way the weight distribution was, it seemed to be pretty safe. Even though there was just one two-by-four on the back end of it. That was pretty funny. I'm stoked.
O'Meally was stoked too.
Oh hell yeah. O'Meally just broke his leg right?
Yeah. I ran into his wife at the Neckface art show and she explained everything. He really jacked it up.
F—k dude, at Podium.
Yeah, on that weird plastic basketball surface.
I heard he jumped off the ramp and started sliding out, then caught his toe in it. I guess he spun around… that's f—king nuts. Especially him, 'cause he so f—king solid. Watch yourself, man. O'Meally must be so pissed off at that budget-ass basketball court.
Well, you're headed to Podium right now, so be careful.
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Having on your resume that you have experience in producing the Super Bowl for BBC should guarantee some extra looks. Well, after Sunday, Feb. 3, that will be true for Kent State University student Dan LeBeau.
This week, LeBeau and a four-man crew from Kent State's TeleProductions' unit will travel to New Orleans, La., with the department's satellite uplink and production truck for Super Bowl XLVII to provide production and satellite capabilities for the BBC's live broadcast of the game.
TeleProductions was contacted by a company it had done business with previously and then went through a rigorous negotiation process to make sure its truck and production team met all of the technical and professional requirements necessary to fulfill the live broadcast needs.
"We are extremely excited about the trip," said Jeff Bentley, executive producer of the Kent State Sports Network and senior producer in TeleProductions. "We are continually trying to establish new clients, and this gives us the opportunity to increase our visibility and reputation as a capable and reliable production/satellite provider. We also see this as an excellent opportunity to promote our outstanding TeleProductions' department and staff, as well as Kent State University."
Besides LeBeau and Bentley, TeleProductions' staff members Dan Tonneli, Bill Kennedy and Jason Forbes will make the trip to assist with the production.
"LeBeau is one of TeleProductions' most experienced student workers and will be responsible for audio and camera set-up, as well as monitoring the equipment during the game," Bentley said.
"Almost everybody in this industry wants to be involved in a Super Bowl production," LeBeau said. "I think it's only natural that TeleProductions is bringing a student employee along for the Super Bowl. It certainly shows the level of commitment that the staff has for student training, and it highlights the level of trust that they have in my abilities."
Mark Bussey, director of technology and TeleProductions said, "TeleProductions' involvement with the Super Bowl is a testament to its reputation and the extremely high level of professionalism, performance detail and overall capability of the team. We view this as an important validation."
Follow LeBeau's journey to the Super Bowl and his time working side-by-side with the professionals on the Kent State University College of Communication and Information Facebook page, or on Twitter @CCIKentState #KSUSuperBowl beginning through Feb. 5.
"It would be amazing to have this opportunity at any point in a career, but to have the opportunity as a student is absolutely incredible," LeBeau said. "I can't wait to add this to my resume."


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Sept. 11, 2013
BRYAN, Texas – After recording the third-lowest round in program history with a team score of two-under-par 286, the University of Kentucky women's golf team won the 2013 "MO"Morial Invitational by an amazing 11 strokes Wednesday afternoon at the Traditions Club. Three Wildcats finished in the top 10 led by freshman Haley Mills and sophomore Sarah Harris who claimed first and tied for second, respectively.
The Wildcats finished the tournament at eight-over par (872), while the next closest team, Virginia, finished at 19-over. This marks the third team title under current head coach Golda Johansson Borst. Kentucky also won the season-opening tournament last season at the Old Waverly Bulldog Invitational.
"It is hard to put into words how proud and excited I am for this group," Borst explained. "They created an opportunity to win this event and then they capitalized on that. I was really looking forward to seeing how they would react today and they handled all their emotions with poise. I am beyond proud of all of them and we will continue to build on this as we get deeper into the fall season. Sarah (Harris) and Liz (Breed) also stepped up this week and it's really special to have three girls in the top 10 and two of them finish first and second."
Rounding out the top five were UCF (+21), East Carolina (+29) and Texas A&M (+30). Finishing out the standings were Florida State (+36), Texas A&M 'B' (+57), UTSA (+58), Rollins College (+68), Elon (+97), Redlands CC (+105) and Texas Pan American (+188). Kentucky had by far the best team score for the second-straight day, as the Wildcats were the only team to post an under-par round.
Competing in just her third collegiate round of golf, Mills never got complacent while playing in the lead. The Tyler, Texas, native played a fantastic third round, as she recorded two birdies and only one bogey to finish the day at one-under (71). Her final tally of three-under (213) was four strokes better than the second-place finishers. She finished the first round in the lead and never relinquished it for the remainder of the tournament.
"Haley (Mills) came into her own this week as a Wildcat," Borst said. "She was very comfortable playing at Traditions and she really played solid all week. This was a big step for her and I am looking forward to watching her develop over the next few years."
Finishing tied for second at one-over for the tournament, Harris began the final round slowly, but finished with three birdies on the back nine to finish the day two-over (74). The second place finish ties a career-best for the Hermitage, Tenn., native. She also finished second at the 2013 SEC Championship.
Rounding out the top 10 was senior Liz Breed who finished tied for seventh at four-over. Breed had a third round score of one-under par 71. After starting the day with three straight bogies, Breed recorded two birdies on hole Nos. 8 and 9 and then on the back nine at No. 14 and No. 16. The seventh place finish is one off her career-best (T-6 at 2013 SEC Championship).
Freshman Alessandra Walker picked up a top 20 finish in her first collegiate competition, as she finished tied for 20th at eight-over for the tournament. Walker had five birdies on the afternoon as she had a third round score of even-par 72.
Sophomore Cylia Damerau saved her best round of golf for the final round, as she turned in an even-par round of 72. The Cham, Switzerland, native ended the tournament in a tie for 24th at 10-over par.
Freshman Megan Kinney, who played the tournament as an individual, completed her first tournament at 30-over and tied for 58th. Kinney turned in a final round score of 13-over par 85.
For more information on the University of Kentucky women's golf team please visit UKathletics.com and follow on Twitter @UKWomensGolf. The Wildcats return to action at the Mason Rudolph Championship in Franklin, Tenn., Sept. 20-22.
Traditions Club
Par: 72 (36-36)
Yardage: 6,206 (3,155-3,051)
Final Results
1. Kentucky: 294-292-286=872 (+8)
1. Haley Mills: 70-72-71=213 (-3)
T2. Sarah Harris: 72-71-74=217 (+1)
T7. Liz Breed: 77-72-71=220 (+4)
T20. Alessandra Walker: 75-77-72=224 (+8)
T24. Cylia Damerau: 77-77-72=226 (+10)
T58. *Megan Kinney: 77–84-85=246 (+30)


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(INDEPENDENCE) – The Cleveland Cavaliers selected UNLV power forward Anthony Bennett with the first overall pick of the 2013 NBA Draft on Thursday night.
Bennett, 22, averaged 16.1 ppg in his freshman season at UNLV while grabbing 8.1 rebounds per contest.
The selection of Bennett came as a surprise to many, including national NBA experts who had the Cavs looking strongly at Nerlens Noel, Alex Len, Otto Porter, Victor Oladipo and Ben McLemore.
At 6-8, 240 lbs. Bennett was the first UNLV player to be named Mountain West Freshman of the Year in 13 years. He was a first team All-Mountain West selection in 2013 and led UNLV in scoring a year ago.
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Bennett was also the first Canadian born player to be drafted No. 1 overall.
The Cavaliers also drafted small forward Sergey Karasev in the first round with the No. 19 overall pick. Karasev, 22, is from Russia and is known for his defensive length and sharp-shooting ability.
Last season in Europe, Karasev averaged 16.1 ppg and owned a 41.9 three-point percentage.
In the second round of the NBA Draft the Cavaliers traded the No. 31 overall pick to Portland and then selected Carrick Felix with the No. 33 overall selection. Felix, a shooting guard, played college hoops at Arizona State.
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Millions of dollars worth of lobster is being held in lobster fishing area 27 due to a glut in the market.
Jimmy Kennedy of Louisbourg Seafoods, who has been in the business of buying lobster since 1983, said there is lobster being kept in live storage in every port from Bay St. Lawrence to Gabarus.
"I haven't seen this happen before in my time. There is that many lobster that we can't even get crates to hold them," Kennedy said. "I'd say that for just myself, I'm probably sitting on about $1.7 million worth of lobster. I wouldn't be shy to say there there is $10 to $12 million in lobsters floating right now in Cape Breton. Buyers have them bought, but can't sell them."
He said if he can't get crates, he won't be buying Tuesday, adding that it is the same for small and large buyers.
"They aren't moving for anyone, this is serious. Hopefully, Father's Day will do something and the market will get better in the U.S. It's going to take a little while for this to get cleaned up."
If buyers can't sell to the processing plants, there is nowhere to put the lobster.
Kennedy said it isn't about price.
He attributes some of the problem to record catches in Southwest Nova Scotia, where the season ended last weekend.
"Everyone up there bought enough of their own lobsters so they aren't looking for any Cape Breton lobsters this year," he said. "It's not like this is just one person — 99 per cent of the people can't move lobsters."
Kennedy, whose market is primarily in the United States, blames some of the problem to the federal government's position on foreign workers.
"Processors are only doing 40 or 50 per cent capacity of what they did last year because the government won't let the foreign workers in," he said.
Kennedy said he expects the market will eventually improve.
"We all sell to processing plants, everyone is on the horn trying to sell their product. I'm taking it one day at a time, but we have to get our foreign workers back into the plants."


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Former Gov. Charlie Crist is leading Republican Gov. Rick Scott by 10 points in a new poll.
The poll released by Quinnipiac University on Wednesday also found that 53 percent do not think Scott deserves a second term as governor and that 42 percent approve of the job he's doing.
Crist is maintaining his lead over Scott even though the incumbent governor's campaign has spent millions on television ads.
The gap between Scott and Crist is slightly wider than it was in a poll taken in January 2014.
Quinnipiac also found that a majority of Floridians support offering in-state tuition rates to students living in the country illegally. Fifty-five percent polled support the idea which is likely to be approved this week by the Legislature. Forty-one percent were opposed.
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How soon does and EVAP Line appear?
Does anyone know how soon after the time stated for the result to appear can an evap line appear?
For instance, I have 2 different brands of early pregnancy tests and both show an extremely faint line. The thing is these lines developed pretty much from the 5 minute mark, so as long as it takes to show a result.
I have googled and read that this can happen with a positive especially before AF is late but the box does say to disregard anything after 5 minutes... I don't know exactly how long it was as it wasn't a digital clock but it was about 5 minutes i could see the lines then sure they were there between 6 and 10 minutes, they haven't changed since.
Love to hear your opinions!
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Hi ladylotus,
Different tests have different accuracy levels and will show the EVAP line in different (clinically agreed) time limits. Therefore, you should follow the instructions for the specific tests you have - it is only really reliable if the result shows up within the time limit of the instructions for that test. Here is an article on evaporation lines which you may find helpful.
I'm sorry I cannot give you a definitive answer on this. I would advise repeating the test in a few days. If a EVAP line shows (no matter how faint it is) within the time limit on the instructions for this test then this is a positive result. The other thing you could do is have a blood test at your doctors (to look for the hCG hormone which is produced in pregnancy) as this can show a positive result sooner (from the date of conception) than a urine test.
I wish you all the best with conceiving.
Please do let us know how you get on,
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Hello LadyLotus,
If I had to say one way or another, I'd say that both tests are showing a positive result. The reason I'd say this is because you used two different brands of tests, AND because all of my pregnancy test lines never went away.
My midwife says that she will take a reading up to 30 minutes later, so she disregards the "5 minute" rule altogether.
I got a positive pregnancy test after 30 minutes with one of my pregnancies. But then 2 days later the test showed negative and I started my period 3 days later than normal. I had been pregnant but experienced a very early miscarriage that I never would have known about had I not tested.
I also had a situation at one time where I got that evaporation line every time I had a negative test. It was frustrating, and the only reason I purchased that brand was because my husband worked for the company that distributed them and we got them for a great price. I have since used many other brands, and if the test is negative, it's white and there's simply no way to see even a shadow of a line. If it's positive I'll get that shadow line or a very faint line.
Also, I enjoyed testing every 2 days once I got that faint line to see if the line was getting noticeably darker. As the line progressively got darker (it will only be very slightly darker each time), I knew that my hCG levels were increasing which is what's needed to sustain pregnancy.
If you test again and you find that you get a lighter line or no line at all, my guess would be that you had a very early miscarriage.
Hope that my experiences help you better understand whether you're pregnant or not. Please post back letting us know how you're doing and if you decided to take another test or not. I'm anxious to know how you're doing.
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Your immune system helps protect your body from foreign or harmful substances. Examples are bacteria, viruses, toxins, cancer cells, and blood or tissues from another person. The immune system makes cells and something call antibodies that destroy these harmful substances.
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As you grow older, your immune system changes and does not work as well:
- It is slower to respond. This increases risk of getting sick. Flu shots or other vaccines may not work as well or protect you for as long as expected.
- An autoimmune disorder may develop. This is a disease in which the immune system mistakenly attacks and destroys healthy body tissues.
- Healing is also slowed in older persons. There are fewer immune cells in the body to bring about healing.
- The immune system's ability to detect and correct cell defects also declines. This can result in an increase in the risk of cancer.
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Hiii… I need to make an egg less cake for a friend..instead of egg I will be using Tofu, I have used rose factor for baking 6inch chocolate cake , following the same method mentioned in the book, only difference is I will be using Tofu pulp.
Self Rising flour - 246gm
tofu - 100 gm
Baking powder 2 teaspoon
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HERSHEY, PA -- Chocolate giant Hershey Co. saw net income rise 5.5% in the 2012 fourth quarter, as sales of its Kit Kats and Reese's, among other candy products, boosted revenue. The company said it gained market share across all categories (chocolate, nonchocolate, mint and gum) during the three months ended Dec. 31, and raised its outlook for the year.
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The company said its adjusted gross margin during the 2012 fourth quarter improved on higher pricing and cost savings, but that was partially offset by higher ingredient costs. Selling, marketing and administrative expenses, including advertising, rose 19%.
Hershey plans to step up investments in five brands in the coming year: Hershey's, Reese's, Hershey's Kisses, Jolly Ranchers and Ice Breakers. It described these brands as ones that "can transcend borders around the world."
For the full 2012, Hershey earned $660.9 million, or $2.89 per share, up from $628.9 million, or $2.74 per share, in 2011. Revenue rose to $6.64 billion from $6.08 billion. Hershey raised its earnings forecast to an increase of 10% to 12% to $3.56 to $3.63 a share, above the 8% to 10% increase previously forecast.
The candy giant reaffirmed its projection for total sales for the year to increase by 5% to 7%, driven primarily by higher volume.