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"It looks like BYU's defense played an incredible game," Orphey said. "I thought Boise State's defense played good, but BYU's defense put on a show. As far as I know they pretty much pitched a shutout. Unfortunately, the play made by Boise State's defense is the one that won them the game."
Orphey has been in communication with BYU defensive back coach Nick Howell.
"I didn't talk to Coach Howell right after the loss but I'm sure I'll talk to him soon," Orphey said. "He did tell me he was going to come down and watch my game against Grossmont though."
Last Saturday, Santa Ana lost 34-31 to Grossmont in what was a tough game. Orphey turned in a solid performance, matching up against 6-foot-5-inch, 190-pound wide receiver Nicholas Kurts, who had six receptions for 51 yards. Orphey recorded six tackles (five solo), one tackle a loss, and one pass breakup.
"You know, my season is going pretty good," he said. "I kind of started off slow and I don't think I played that good my two first games, but my game against Moorpark was really good. I had a bunch of big hits and I hit a kid so hard it made him throw up and they took him out of the game …
"I had been watching film all week and I read it. Before he could turn around and make a move on me I just laid him out. He was laying on the ground for around 30 seconds throwing up.
"They took him out until the second half and then he came back in. The crazy thing is they ran the same play with him and I read it again, but this time I read the play even better, so I was going to come at him even harder. When he caught the same pass I hit him even harder and that's when he went out of the game."
Although he's committed to BYU, Orphey admits it's a bit tough wading through the recruiting period at this time with more colleges showing interest in him.
"It's hard, you know, being a teenager and having all these schools coming at you," said Orphey. "BYU is my only trip and the only school that I've seen coming out of California.
"I've built a strong relationship with them and I'm still representing everything BYU. I have the wristbands and I still have the shirts and BYU everything, so I'm still pretty strong right now."
Meanwhile, following the Boise State game, Orphey texted BYU cornerback Jordan Johnson to congratulate him on his dominating performance.
"Yeah, I did see him play and he did an awesome job," Orphey said. "I really like the way he plays and I texted him and told him that he had a great game. It's going to be something special playing with him, with him being aggressive and me being aggressive on the other side. We'll be like SEC corners out there on that defense together."
Orphey also likes what he has seen from all of BYU's other defenders.
"You know, what I like about BYU's defense is that they're always fired up," said Orphey. "When they make a play they get really fired up and show a lot of excitement out there. I like stuff like that. When I make a play I get like that and get all fired up, so seeing the guys get like that on BYU's defense gets me excited to play there. I can see myself coming in and fitting right in."


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Community Launch Event w/ Brick City Supper Club
As the long year comes to a close, the newly formed Global Shapers Community Newark with preparing for 2017, an our first full year programming, our goal is to undertake projects to improve our local community.
We partnered with the Brick City Supper Club to host our Community Launch event at Burger Walla (47 Halsey Street): some of the community met some of the 'Shapers' and had the opportunity to learn more about our portfolio of projects for the 2017-2018 cycle; provide feedback, ideas, and input; and entertain joining our project teams.
Every two weeks the Brick City Supper Club, a group where local Newark residents visit a local restaurant on Monday evenings at 7 PM in an effort to build relationships, support our local businesses, and create a more active entertainment community for those who live, work and "play" in the heart of our city.
This evening about 35 people attended and for a few hours shared their insights while being introduced to the Global Shapers Community and enjoying the special spread for the evening provided by Burger Walla.
We are uber excited about "THE THINKING HUMAN'S SUPPER CLUB.": www.wefsupperclub.com.
Global Shapers Community Newark
We want to create the Front Door of entrepreneurial opportunity here in Newark. Assisting access to expertise, support and capital to launch new businesses, among other things.. Pillars (areas of focus): Science and Innovation, Arts and Media, Economic Development, and Social Entrepreneurship
Early Objectives:
• Cultivate relationships and physical spaces to provide the opportunities of collaboration
• Usher resources to Newark for social innovation i.e, shared space, information, guidance, 'the manual on how to..'
• Amplify the (positive) profile of Newark via the Global Shaper Community/World Economic Forum network(s)

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Clients have an inner knowledge and wisdom about who they are and what gifts they bring to the planet. The come to me as a catalyst to help them tap into that and to be encouraged to think broadly about their interests, skills, and values. Clarifying career thoughts and dreams, researching the practical information, and becoming energized by possibility and opportunity is what most clients need.
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While you're at junecloud.com, have a look at their other excellent tools: Delivery Status touch is great if you'd like an easy way to track package deliveries on any iOS device, and it syncs very easily with the Delivery Status Dashboard widget.
Friday, February 25, 2011
Make It Short
If you use Safari, have a look at the Make It Short URL shortener Safari extension. When I need a shortened URL in my clipboard, this Safari extension is the quickest and most convenient way I've found to get it there. It can be configured to work with shortening services. I like bit.ly, and I like how I can configure Make It Short to use my bit.ly API key.
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
Disabling the Front Row keyboard shortcut
The last couple times I got a new MacBook, I was occasionally annoyed by Front Row mysteriously launching. Eventually I discovered that ⌘-Esc defaults as the keyboard shortcut to hide and show Front Row. To turn it off, open the Keyboard preference pane, select the "Keyboard Shortcuts" tab, select "Front Row" and uncheck "Hide and show Front Row".
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Saturday, February 12, 2011
BusyCal really is like iCal Pro
I've installed plenty more applications on my MacBook Air, but now that I'm using it at work (and no longer have my MacBook Pro) and now that I've started my new job, I haven't had much time for blogging. But the first application that occurs to me that I haven't blogged about is BusyCal. BusyMac's web site does a much better job selling it than me. But if you use iCal, and especially if you also use Google Calendar (or want to sync iCal with Google Calendar), then be sure to try BusyCal. (Also, if you're annoyed by iCal's reminders, with BusyCal you can individually or collectively snooze—for varied periods—or dismiss them.)
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Sunday, February 6, 2011
The Darkgate Comic Slurper
I believe I found out about The Darkgate Comic Slurper from Andy Ihnatko on the MacBreak Weekly podcast (months or maybe even years back). It is now my daily comics page.
Like Instapaper, there's nothing to install on my MacBook Air, but it does need to be configured for each now browser one uses it with. (I assume one's configuration for each browser is stored on the server but identified by a cookie.) Configuring is simply a matter of clicking on the red buttons beside the comics you wish to be automatically displayed in the web page in the future.
Here's the ones I read:
- Basic Instructions
- Big Nate
- Calvin and Hobbes (a new classic daily)
- Cul de Sac
- Dilbert
- Doonesbury
- Foxtrot
- Frazz
- The Joy of Tech
- Not Invented Here
- Peanuts (a new classic daily)
- Pearls Before Swine
- Questionable Content
The Darkgate Comic Slurper allows me to read all these without going to each respective web page. (Unfortunately that means they don't get advertising revenue from me.) I do go to xkcd.com every time I see a new XKCD comic though, because I like to read the tool-tip.
The one comic that I'd like to see included in The Darkgate Comic Slurper is Tom Tomorrow's This Modern Life. I've suggested it (by pressing the Suggest button), but I guess I should take "It can take days/weeks/months or even years for new comics to appear here, so please be patient." to heart.
Are there any comics on The Darkgate Comic Slurper that I don't read that you recommend?
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Divvy, the window management utility I was looking for
Resizing windows on Mac OS X is awkward. As you know, the upper-left corner of a window remains fixed while the window is resized by the lower-right corner. Resizing is less awkward in Windows because one can grab either of the sides or the bottom of a window (or any corner, I think) and grow or shrink the window in that direction only. So I went looking for a Mac OS X utility that would replicate the Windows mechanism for window resizing. But Mac Win Man (MWM), the one utility I found, was much more complicated that what I was looking for, so I abandoned my search.
Then my friend Ian Chesal mentioned something called Divvy on Twitter and I checked it out. It gives me just what I needed, even though it doesn't give me what I wanted. It's better than what I wanted. It's much more Mac-like. Check out the video at mizage.com/divvy and see if you agree.
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Sunday, January 30, 2011
Next install is FastScripts
I've accumulated a number of AppleScripts, mainly for making iTunes a little easier to us. Some of them I run so frequently that I like invoke them using a keyboard shortcut. I find FastScripts very convenient for that.
I hope to make time soon to describe my iTunes, iPhone and podcast "flow" and the AppleScripts I use to help streamline that. But for now, I'm going to list the AppleScripts I restored from my Time Machine backup into my /Users/darylspitzer/Library/Scripts/Applications folder.
Here are my iTunes AppleScripts:
- Disable Selected Tracks: I deselect tracks (often as part of a multiple selection) so frequently that I've assigned this to ⌘0.
- Go To 0 Spoken Word for iPhone: There are certainly playlists I work with so frequently that it's handy to have a keyboard shortcut to go to. To go to "0 Spoken Word for iPhone" I use ⌥⌘0.
- Go To New Podcasts for iPhone: "New Podcasts for iPhone" is probably the playlist I look at second most often (after the above), so I use ⌥⌘1.
- Go To Music: ⌥⌘m takes me to my Music library.
- Selected Tracks to "Spoken Word for iPhone": I typically select podcasts in my "New Podcasts for iPhone" playlist (I'll have to blog later on how I set that up) and then use ⌘1 to invoke this script.
- Selected Tracks to "Spoken Word for Slow Listening": Most podcasts work for me to listen at 2x, but some (like those with music commentary, or the reading of fiction) don't. I use ⌘2 to add them to the "Spoken Word for Slow Listening" playlist.
- Update All Podcasts: It's very annoying that I can't right-click on "Podcasts" (under "LIBRARY") in iTunes and select "Update", like I can right-click on my iPhone and select "Sync". But with this script, I can press F5 anytime I want to update my podcasts.
The only other AppleScripts I use frequently enough to associate with a keyboard shortcut is for the Finder:
- Terminal At Selection: This will open Terminal (or iTerm, as I prefer) and cd to the directory containing the selected file.
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Time Machine FAQ FTW!
I couldn't figure out how to use Migration Assistant to copy data from the Time Machine backup of my MacBook Pro to my new MacBook Air. I gave up and turned to this Time Machine FAQ: http://web.me.com/pondini/Time_Machine/FAQ.html. Question 17: "How can I see my backups, or the Backups for a different Mac?" and question 16: "How can I restore a file/folder to an alternate location?" told me all I needed to know to restore my iTunes data.
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As President Bush says he'll rebuild New Orleans, we speak with Hip Hop activist and independent journalist Rosa Clemente about the crackdown in the shelters. She describes being harassed by a New Orleans police officer while doing interviews at a Red Cross shelter. [includes rush transcript]
Yesterday evening President Bush addressed the nation from the devastated city of New Orleans. He spoke in Jackson Square, in the heart of the French Quarter and said that the rebuilding of the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina will be one of the largest reconstruction projects the world has ever seen. He also acknowledged that the government failed to respond adequately to the disaster. African Americans have been particularly angered by the government response to the disaster, with an overwhelming majority telling pollsters they believe help would have come quicker if so many of the people stranded had not been poor and black. Bush seemed to be responding to those charges by mentioning the role of persistent poverty in the region.
- President Bush, primetime address from New Orleans, September 15, 2005.
President Bush faced the nation at a vulnerable point in his presidency. Most Americans disapprove of his handling of Katrina, and his job-approval rating is at the lowest point of his presidency. In his speech, Bush promised to review the government response and cooperate in a Congressional investigation into what went wrong. He also said that a disaster on the scale of Katrina requires greater federal authority and a broader role for the armed forces.
- President Bush, primetime address from New Orleans, September 15, 2005.
We speak with activist Rosa Clemente who recently returned from New Orleans.
- Rosa Clemente, a Malcolm X Fellow for the Institute of the Black World and an organizer with the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement. She just returned from New Orleans.
- For more go to: RosaClemente.com
AMY GOODMAN: Yesterday evening President Bush addressed the nation from the devastated city of New Orleans. He spoke in Jackson Square, in the heart of the French Quarter and said that the rebuilding of the Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina will be one of the largest reconstruction projects the world has ever seen. He also acknowledged that the government failed to respond adequately to the disaster. African Americans have been particularly angered by the government response to the disaster, with an overwhelming majority telling pollsters they believe help would have come quicker if so many of the people stranded had not been poor and black. Bush seemed to be responding to those charges by mentioning the role of persistent poverty in the region.
GEORGE W. BUSH: When communities are rebuilt, they must be even better and stronger than before the storm. Within the Gulf region are some of the most beautiful and historic places in America. As all of us saw on television, there's also some deep, persistent poverty in this region, as well. That poverty has roots in a history of racial discrimination, which cut off generations from the opportunity of America. We have a duty to confront this poverty with bold action. So let us restore all that we have cherished from yesterday, and let us rise above the legacy of inequality. When the streets are rebuilt, there should be many new businesses, including minority-owned businesses, along those streets. When the houses are rebuilt, more families should own, not rent, those houses. When the regional economy revives, local people should be prepared for the jobs being created. Americans want the Gulf Coast not just to survive, but to thrive; not just to cope, but to overcome. We want evacuees to come home, for the best of reasons — because they have a real chance at a better life in a place they love.
AMY GOODMAN: President Bush speaking in New Orleans. He faced the nation at a vulnerable point in his presidency. Most Americans disapprove of his handling of the hurricane, and his job approval rating is at the lowest point of his presidency. In his speech, Bush promised to review the government response and cooperate in a congressional investigation into what went wrong. He also said a disaster on the scale of Katrina requires greater federal authority and a broader role for the armed forces.
GEORGE W. BUSH: I also want to know all the facts about the government response to Hurricane Katrina. The storm involved a massive flood, a major supply and security operation, and an evacuation order affecting more than a million people. It was not a normal hurricane — and the normal disaster relief system was not equal to it. Many of the men and women of the Coast Guard, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the United States military, the National Guard, Homeland Security, and state and local governments performed skillfully under the worst conditions. Yet the system, at every level of government, was not well-coordinated, and was overwhelmed in the first few days. It is now clear that a challenge on this scale requires greater federal authority and a broader role for the armed forces — the institution of our government most capable of massive logistical operations on a moment's notice. Four years after the frightening experience of September the 11th, Americans have every right to expect a more effective response in a time of emergency. When the federal government fails to meet such an obligation, I as President, am responsible for the problem, and for the solution.
AMY GOODMAN: President Bush speaking on Thursday from New Orleans. We're now joined by Rosa Clemente. She's a Malcolm X fellow for the Institute of the Black World and an organizer with the Malcolm X Grass Roots Movement. She just drove in from New Orleans. Welcome to Democracy Now!.
ROSA CLEMENTE: Thanks for having me, Amy.
AMY GOODMAN: Well, you had quite an experience for the brief time you were there. Talk about why you were there and what happened?
ROSA CLEMENTE: I felt I needed to go, particularly as a younger person of color. I think this is a watershed moment for particularly black and people of African descent in America, and I wanted to be there. I didn't want it to be filtered through anyone's eyes but my own and my partner who went down with me, Brad Young. And it's just — It was my duty to be there, to be able to report back particularly to the hip hop generation, and I was also very upset at the low, low numbers of people of color, journalists, that I saw on the ground. The only ones I really saw were folks from CNN and mainstream media, and as I'm a proud member of alternative and progressive media here in New York, it was my duty to be there.
AMY GOODMAN: So, what happened when you went, particularly to look at the shelters? You went where, to the —
ROSA CLEMENTE: Well, first we went to New Orleans, and actually, we went to the Convention Center and, you know, just saw real estate speculators there and Blackwater mercenaries protecting property and didn't realize that the Marriott and the Wyndham hotel were across the Convention Center and began to ask the question: Why weren't those hotels taken over as eminent domain? That's the question I have. If someone can take my private property for —- to build a highway or a medical facility, why were these hotels not opened to let these people not languish in what can only be described as a living hell. And to see the militarization. We then went to Algiers and spent the day with Malik Rahim. We could not leave because of the curfew, and that was a first experience for me. It was an experience to have an M-16 pointed at my car and from -—
AMY GOODMAN: What do you mean?
ROSA CLEMENTE: When we got on I-10 West, we went to a military checkpoint, and when we pulled up, three of the National Guards just had M-16's pointed at the front of the car, and the side door and the side door, the two front doors. Then we went to the next military checkpoint, and they told us we could not go in at all. We snuck in and we got on Canal Street and we worked our way through that whole area. We then went to Algiers again to spend the day with Malik Rahim and also see the levee, and see what's going on with that and to see the amazing work that Malik Rahim and Indymedia folks are doing by setting up a command center. It was amazing to be there to see that being built.
AMY GOODMAN: And I encourage people to go to our website, Democracynow.org. We also went with Malik, a community organizer in the Algiers neighborhood, right to the health center which was around the corner. It's closed, the Arthur Monday Health Center. But in the driveway has been a dead body for two weeks. And as he was telling us that he has told every level of authority, concerned about disease, the disrespect to the bodies, been there since the day of the hurricane, every level of that authority drove by, and we went up to them and asked them, "There's a dead body here, will you be picking it up?" Louisiana State Police, the New Orleans Police, the National Guard, the Army, the First Cav, the Department of Homeland Security, an ambulance drove by, and yet this has been going on for two weeks.
ROSA CLEMENTE: Yeah. I mean, I think the one thing that struck me was the smell, when I realized that it's the smell of death in the air of New Orleans, and that was just shocking because I have only kind of seen that on TV, right, and when people make that face, but — and we saw things that looked like body parts, but of course, I just couldn't look — but it didn't look — it looked like human body parts that had been mutilated in the garbage cans behind the Convention Center. As of Monday, when we looked in the Convention Center, you could see the remnants of everything, and just — it's just horrific just to see that. So, Malik had told us about that that dead body that I think was finally picked up.
AMY GOODMAN: Oh, really? Well that would have been in the last few days. Talk about the shelter where people who have been evacuated are staying, where you tried to document?
ROSA CLEMENTE: Yeah. We then went to the Baton Rouge River Center, which is the largest shelter in Louisiana, seven miles away from Governor Blanco's mansion. She has not visited there. We were asking residents, "How many times has the Governor come here to visit?" They said, "Not one time." There's about four thousand people in that shelter. It's supposed to be, "one of the best-run American Red Cross shelters." It can only be described as a prison. Everyone we talked to in there said it was a prison-like facility. Well, you have to go through metal detectors to get in. There's a curfew. When we did get in there and had registered earlier with the Red Cross as media, we were then stopped — the National Guard let us in, and us being someone that was traveling with us, a lawyer, and the videographer, Brad Young.
When we got in there, the National Guard let us in, but then the Baton Rouge Police Department said something to the National Guard and the National Guard said, "You can't come in. You're not media." "What do you mean, I'm not media. Here's my press pass." "Well, you're not the media I know." And I said, "Who I do talk to?" And they said, "An American Red Cross volunteer." They sent someone over and the American Red Cross volunteer said, "You're over time. Interviews can only happen up until 6:00 p.m." I said, "I called the Red Cross and in fact, I see CNN in here with a camera. So, what's going on?" So, we were audio — you know, I was — I had my mini disc on and Brad had his camera on and then the — it was the Baton Rouge Police officer who said, "Turn your equipment off." We said, "We're not turning our equipment off until we're told by someone from the American Red Cross. You don't run this shelter. You are here to enforce the law." He said, "I'm here to do whatever I want. Turn it off." We refused to. He then grabbed Brad, threw him over the table, and pulled out the handcuffs and went to arrest him.
Something ensued in that point. I was not watching. I was more mini-discing the kind of chaos because then the people coming in started to kind of stop and say, "What's going on? Why can't they videotape?" People were noticing, "Well, they're the only black people here. Why are you not stopping those other people on the corner, right here, the CNN crew?" And Brad got escorted out along with the lawyer that was with me. I was left there. The officers said, "I want your tape." "Why do you want my tape?" He said, "Because you said my name into the tape." I said, "Your name is public information." He said, "You're slandering me, give me your tape." He went to grab my mini disc and I backed up, and he said, "You're under arrest." I said, "Am I being detained?" He said, "No, you're under arrest." He then begins to call for his backup, backup, and I said, "Well what are you going to do?" He goes, "Come over here." I said, "You are going to have to grab me and you are going to have to physically — you are going to have to put handcuffs on me." He said, "Give me your mini disc; I'm not going to ask you again." So, I popped the tape out. I put it in my pants and I handed him the mini disc. I said "Here's the mini disc. You didn't ask for the tape. If you want the tape, you have to strip search me in public." He called for backup again. I said, "Am I under arrest?" "You're under arrest." "Can I leave?" "You're under arrest." The Lieutenant came with three other people, I guess more superior to him, and they whispered, had a little conversation. The Lieutenant goes, who are you with? I said "I'm here with Pacifica — I'm a reporter with Pacifica radio. I'm also corresponding for many — the Bev Smith Show", and I gave him the rundown. He said, "Let me see your press credentials." I showed it to him. He said, "On behalf of the Baton Rouge Police Department, Miss Clemente, we apologize. You're free to go."
We then went outside and stayed until curfew, which is 10 p.m. and got amazing interviews with some young men who actually said "I'd rather be in prison because at least in prison, I have information." When we asked them what that meant, what it meant is that they're not — they don't get papers. For four thousand people, there's only three TVs. For four thousand people there's only three computers. They can only go on the computer not to access websites but to download FEMA forms. Then they download these FEMA forms, but many people are illiterate. There's no one there to help them. There were no Spanish language translators although there's a sizable Latino population in there. There's a Filipino and Vietnamese population, and no translators for them. So they have other people kind of looking out for them. You know, they are giving kids — the Church of Scientology is the biggest organization in there. There was about forty of them. What they do is every hour they go and give kids lollipops and little juices, and potato chips. We asked the young men "What kind of food are you getting?" They get a bagel and orange juice in the morning. They get a peanut butter and jelly sandwich during the day, and they get ravioli with some type of white sauce, a scoop of corn and a piece of bread. Some of the young men are not allowed to wear sneakers because if they're already labeled as a, quote, "gang member", they're not allowing them to wear sneakers. They have to wear what we call "prison slippers". I mean, just — Amy, it just goes on and on and on.
AMY GOODMAN: Well, if people want to see your reports, you can go to Rosa's website at rosaclemente.com. Rosa, thanks for being with us.
ROSA CLEMENTE: Amy, thank you so much for having me.


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I was outraged when I saw Jack Monroe had tweeted that thing about Cameron's son that other people on the left had been saying on the internet since last year. It may have been the same thing but she's a face for Sainsbury's and she's a role model to thousands of people in that capacity. She should be fired from the...Read More


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Bachelor of Arts Degree • School of Arts and Sciences
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Phone: (315) 792-3147
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Associate Professor Sherri Goldstein-Cash earned a Ph.D. from the University of Arizona in U.S. History. Professor Cash specializes in 19th century labor and women's history. Her research is on the Burned Over District of Upstate New York. ...More About Sherri G. Cash
Peter T. DeSimone, Ph.D.
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Phone: (315) 792-3242
Office: 126 DePerno Hall
Assistant Professor Peter DeSimone earned a Ph.D. and M.A. from Ohio State University and a B.A. from Grand Valley State University. Prior to coming to Utica College he was a Graduate Research Associate at Hilander Library and Resource Center for Medieval Slavic Studies as well as adjunct faculty at Columbus State Community College. Peter enjoys playing and watching hockey, baseball, and traveling with family. ...More About Peter T. DeSimone
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David Wittner is a former Fulbright Fellow and is internationally recognized for his work on nineteenth century technology transfer. He is a Professor of East Asian History and received his Ph.D. from The Ohio State University. ...More About David G. Wittner


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The CT Firmware Team is looking for a highly motivated Embedded Software Engineer interested in being a part of a global team developing the real-time control software for industry-leading Computed Tomography (CT) Scanners. An Embedded Software Engineer will be a part of the team working on implementing real-time control software on cutting edge embedded platforms and RTOS for the next generation CT scanner using C/C++ programming languages and model-based development tools.
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• Design, implement and test CT firmware subsystems, in collaboration with the system design team and hardware engineers, utilizing the CT hardware and embedded software technologies.
• Follow modern software practices and methodologies, adopt and improve software development infrastructure components for increased development efficiency and quality
• Collaborate with global teams to promote consistency and maximize synergies across common software platforms
• Leverage DFR for software, Agile and Lean software development methodologies to drive reliability upstream into the product development life cycle
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On Jan 30, 2008 5:53 AM, Ferdinand Soethe <email@example.com> wrote: > Working on the FOP-Update I started wondering, why > stylesheets and libraries for the pdf-output-plugin are > placed in core instead of the plugin directory. > > If it was placed in the plugin-dir one could easily change > back between fop 0.2 and fop 0.94 by simple changing the > line in forrest.properties. > > Is there a way to do this. Can a plugin have it's own libraries? I reckon just drop the jar in a /lib directory of the plugin. The plugin template seems to already account for it. Sounds like the right thing to do too. --tim
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Tech Data Posts Record Sales Even As Companies Cut Back
May , 2008 TAMPA – Despite soaring freight costs and a cooling
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eighth time, comparing each quarter to a year before.It was quite a
feat for the Clearwater-based distributor of computers and other
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things highly susceptible to bad economic times, said its chief
executive, Bob Dutkowsky."The company is executing very, very well,"
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control.Dutkowsky said it's even happening in his own office. "My
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envelopes for small items like computer mice. It's also overhauling
software in its warehouses and sales operations to boost volume.That
helped Tech Data's revenue grow 12.3 percent compared with the quarter
before, rising to $6.07 billion in its first fiscal quarter ended April
30, from $5.4 billion the same quarter a year ago.Normally, profits in
the computer distribution business are razor thin. Tech Data's profit
rose to $23 million, compared with $9.9 million in the quarter a year
before, when the company took some restructuring charges.Tech Data
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in Europe from companies it acquired there. The company employs about
1,600 in the Tampa Bay area.Stock in Tech Data fell a penny Thursday to
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> It sounds to me like the only people who need to worry are those who run the > affected versions on Windows * and on 64 bit systems. For most of us who run > on 32 bit systems on Linux/*BSD/Unix, we don't need to worry, right? Not exactly. The bug has been reproduced on Windows and some 64-bit UNIX platforms. It doesn't mean that it doesn't exist on 32-bit UNIX versions. It could be so, but until we hear from guys at RedHat and other Linux distros, we will not know for sure. Anyway, a buffer overflow always adds a question mark, so until there is a new Apache release, be on the lookout. Nix.
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She's the author of a memoir, The Night My Mother Met Bruce Lee, Observations on Not fitting In; a collection of poetry, A Crash of Rhinos, and a forthcoming collection of poetry entitled, Six Girls Without Pants. Her poems and essays have appeared in The New York Times Magazine, Nerve, Poetry Northwest, Crazyhorse, and The Indiana Review, among others. She is the recipient of The Village Voice's Writers on the Verge Award (2000), University of Georgia Press' Contemporary Poetry Series Award, and a Fulbright Fellowship. She has an MA in Medieval Studies from the University of Toronto, and an MFA from the University of Michigan.
In case you're not impressed (and you should be) she also has a black belt in Tae Kwan Do. Recently, Paisley tossed her city girl sensibility to the wind and went west, settling in Laramie, Wyoming where she teaches poetry at the university, writes poetry and prose and occasionally ventures into the wild.
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Susan Schreibman is Professor of Digital Humanities and Director of An Foras Feasa. Her research in the Digital Humanities ranges from text encoding and the creation of digital scholarly editions, to more recent interests in Virtual Worlds and Datamining. In Irish poetic modernism she has focused on the life and work of the Irish poet, literary and art critic, and Director of the National Gallery of Ireland (1950-63), Thomas MacGreevy (1893-1967).
Over the past decade she has held held several leadership positions in digital humanities/libraries centres. Previous to taking up this post, she was the Trinity Long Room Hub Senior Lecturer in Digital Humanities (2011-2014), the Director of the Digital Humanities Observatory (2008-2011), a national digital humanities centre developed under the auspices of the Royal Irish Academy. Previously she was Assistant Dean for Digital Collections and Research, University of Maryland Libraries (2005-2008), and Assistant Director of the Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (2001-2004).
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Dr Jennifer Kelly
Jennifer Kelly holds a Ph.D. from Mary Immaculate College, Limerick. She is currently Coordinator of graduate education programmes – coordination of staff and students across MA and structured PhD programmes – at An Foras Feasa. She has also been a project fellow on the IRCHSS-funded Associational Culture in Ireland research project in the Department of History (Principal investigator, Prof. R.V. Comerford).
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Livonia High baseball coach Jason Lemoine told his team not to waste a rare opportunity and the Wildcats obliged by taking a 7-2 victory over Kaplan on Saturday in a Louisiana High School Athletic Association Class 3A play-in game on Saturday at KHS.
"It was great to get back out on the baseball field to practice and then to play," Lemoine said. "For a while, it didn't look like it would happen. We spent so much time in court last week, and it was emotional.
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One of the six seniors played a starring role in the win over Kaplan. Jacob Gabor tossed a three-hitter with six strikeouts and only two walks. He also finished 3-for-4 with three RBIs.
Seniors Henry Frech (2-for-4, 1 RBI) and Ty Gurr (leadoff triple) were other leaders for Livonia.
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District 5-5A and Ascension Parish rivals St. Amant and Dutchtown closed out the regular season by splitting two league games against each other. Now the fifth-seeded Gators (27-8) host the No. 13 Griffins (25-12) for a best-of-three games quarterfinal series in Class 5A.
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St. Amant defeated Archbishop Shaw 3-1 in the second game of its regional series to advance, while Dutchtown ousted No. 4 Denham Springs in three games.
Matt Delaune was 2-for-3 with an RBI single that scored Brennan Grant. Blaine Schexnayder scored on an error. Grant was 2-for-3, while Owen Richard had an RBI hit that scored courtesy runner Jacob Desoto.
Connor Millet (7-0) got the win and Tyler Dixon the save for the Gators.
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Live Oak (28-8) advanced to the 5A baseball quarterfinals for the first time with a 6-5 win over East Ascension Saturday. The 10th-seeded Eagles won their regional series in two games and now travel to face No. 2 Brother Martin on Friday at UNO.
"Live Oak hasn't been a 5A school all that long, and we talk to our kids about playing with a 5A mentality," LOHS coach Greg Briggs said. "We've got a new school and new facilities, and we tell them we need to play to that level. That makes a win like this big."
Lennie Kunert went 3-for-4 with a double and three RBIs for the Eagles on Saturday. Gage Lockwood and Zach Hansen added two hits and an RBI each for Live Oak,
East Ascension (18-17) was led by Luke Lambert and Tristan Babin with two hits each. Babin doubled twice. Hunter Merritt (6-2) got the win for Live Oak.
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Schottenheimer: He's throwing the ball very well. He's doing a nice job. He's on plan with what we're trying to get done, and I'm encouraged by what I've seen.
Q) Is the starting QB job Chad's to lose?
Schottenheimer: No, it's a four-man competition. I go back to what we're trying to do and that is to create competition. Whoever comes out of the competition should feel very good they weren't given a job, they've earned the job, and they've earned the respect and trust of their teammates and coaches.
Q) How would you describe your offensive system?
Schottenheimer: It's got to be flexible. When you say a flexible system, that means it's going to be built around what your players do well. We're still in the early process of finding out what our players do well. The other thing you have to take into consideration is that the system has to be built and is flexible enough to attack your opponent each week.
Q) How do you intend on using the running backs? Is one guy going to get 300 carries?
Schottenheimer: We're going to plug our players into the best role they fit. If we've got four tailbacks who are good players, we're going to find a way to get four tailbacks involved in the game. It goes back to the flexibility of the system. It's going to change weekly.
Q) Have you ever been a primary play-caller?
Schottenheimer: No, I have not.
Q) What are your thoughts about how that will work out?
Schottenheimer: It goes back to being a quarterback. You have an idea of things that you know work, things that feel right. Playing the position anytime like when I was at Florida and being in a no-huddle offense there, I had the ability to change plays. I'll use that. To me, calling plays is very simple. It's about finding out who's in the huddle and finding out who you want to feature with that given play.
Q) You played under Steve Spurrier at Florida. How did he influence the kind of coach you've become?
Schottenheimer: I learned a lot from Steve, just as I've learned a lot from everybody I've ever been around. I moved around a lot -- some of it was by choice and some of it wasn't. The method to that madness was I wanted to work around and under a lot of different people so I could build my portfolio. The people I worked with, I took things I liked from them and discarded things that maybe I didn't think fit my personality. That's kind of the way I moved around from St. Louis to Kansas City to Syracuse to Southern Cal. I wanted to build my portfolio because I knew I wanted to be in this profession for a long time.
Q) What was your take on Paul Hackett when you coached with him at Southern Cal?
Schottenheimer: I respect Paul a great deal. He's one of the best quarterback coaches I've ever been around. His attention to detail with coaching the position, the way he teaches footwork, rhythm, timing, balance are still things I implement today.
Q) How about the influence of your dad, Marty?
Schottenheimer: A lot of his sayings are things I believe in, probably because I've been hearing them since I was five years-old. He preaches one play at a time, being able to focus on one play to the next, expect to win, go into a game being fully prepared, step on the field with a positive expectation that you're going to find a way to win. And ball security -- the game comes down to who can take care of the ball the best and the winner of the giveaway-takeaway battle is ultimately going to have the upper hand nine times out of 10.
Q) How long will it take before hearing about how young you are gets old?
Schottenheimer: That's never bothered me; maybe because I started young, maybe because I was the kid with the runny nose sitting in quarterback meetings with Joe Montana. I've dealt with it from the day I got involved in coaching. I always go back to the fact that players want to know how you can help them get better. At the end of the day, that's what they want to know. I think because of my knowledge and my passion for the game, when I walk in, they say, 'Hey, this guy knows what he's talking about. He can help me.'
Whether it's Jeff George or Doug Flutie, I think there's always that preconceived notion of, 'Wow, this guy's young.' But once they get a chance to sit down and visit with me, they say, 'This guy is very bright, he's smart, he works hard at it. I can get something out of it.' I think experience and knowledge and work ethic are more important than age.
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Welcome to the Nelson Mandela Digital Archive Project. Our aim is to locate, document, digitise, and provide access to all archival materials related to Nelson Mandela. This is a work in progress. Here is a selection of materials arranged in exhibits for your enjoyment.
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* Canadian dollar at C$1.0704 or 93.42 U.S. cents * Bond prices lower across the maturity curve By Leah Schnurr TORONTO, Dec 27 (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar weakened against the greenback on Friday in a choppy post-holiday session as investors were expecting the loonie to face further pressure heading into the new year. The loonie was also lower against other major currencies. Against the euro, the Canadian dollar hit a nearly four-year low at C$1.4816 as the euro was pushed higher by banks shoring up their balance sheets. With no Canadian economic data on tap until the new year and the U.S. calendar similarly sparse, investors focused on the longer-term trends for the loonie, said Scott Smith, senior market analyst at Cambridge Mercantile Group in Calgary. "The path of least resistance for the loonie is still lower," Smith said. The Canadian dollar has been bruised in recent months by a more neutral policy stance from the Bank of Canada that has markets expecting interest rates will stay low for longer. Meanwhile, the U.S. Federal Reserve has begun reducing its economic stimulus, which should benefit the U.S. dollar. "That divergence is going to work in the U.S. dollar's favor to the detriment of the loonie as we move into 2014," Smith said. The Canadian dollar ended the North American session at C$1.0704 to the greenback, or 93.42 U.S. cents, weaker than Thursday's close of C$1.0649, or 93.91 U.S. cents, according to Reuters data. While the next couple of trading sessions could be choppy due to month- and year-end portfolio rebalancing, the loonie is likely to weaken further in the first half of 2014 before regaining some strength in the later part of next year, Smith said. The Canadian dollar fell below C$1.07 for the first time in a week, a level analysts see as a key support area. The lighter liquidity with some investors still away for the holidays can exaggerate moves. "As is often the case in thinner markets, a few trades that go through of any size can push things around in a certain direction," said Don Mikolich, executive director of foreign exchange sales at CIBC World Markets in Toronto. Investors also had their eyes on U.S. benchmark Treasury debt as yields rose above 3.0 percent on the 10 year note to their highest level in more than two years, which should increase the attractiveness of the greenback. "If you start to see long-rates creeping up, that will be U.S. dollar positive, but at the same time ... there is a recognition that good U.S. economic performance will be Canada positive," said Mikolich. Canadian government bond prices were lower across the maturity curve, with the two-year down 3 Canadian cents to yield 1.153 percent and the benchmark 10-year down 53 Canadian cents to yield 2.786 percent. Canadian bond and equity markets were closed on Wednesday and Thursday for the Christmas and Boxing Day holidays.


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The local San Francisco Bay Area taste maker @BrianKnockin is back with The Brian Knockin Show bringing you perspective on world wide events and music to take you to another place at the same time. Its been a ruff few weeks with all thats been going on in our world so Brian felt like it was time to get back into the station and do what he loves to do the most. Catch Brian and Amero from 12 Noon to 2 Pm on Wednesday's spreading the good word and dropping bangers on your ass! You never know we might have some one stop by and school you and look out for the #BayAreaRollCall Segment featuring all fire Bay Area Music stay aware!
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Don't Give Up On Blogging
I recently spoke before about 100 mostly tech guys at a local networking event here in Germany about my pretty, light and bright blog called decor8, my all-girl team and how I built my blog from nothing to something quite robust that I'm proud of. I talked about Blogging Your Way, too. How this online learning site came about as a result of wanting to help others to achieve the success I've had without ALL OF THE TIME I had to spend failing, falling, picking myself up again, struggling and trying to figuring it all out. Blogging Your Way is the ultimate guide to Blogging and Social Media but also to photo styling and photography and branding and marketing and SO MUCH MORE. Blogging Your Way saves people YEARS of screwing up with a single online course that can take a max of 3 weeks to go through. THREE WEEKS. That's a big time saver. I've had Blogging Your Way since 2009 when we launched and we've taught over 8,000 students online how to do what all of those big, important "professional" blogs are doing as well as the lesser known blogs who still have a crazy devoted following and who are driving readers to their content almost effortlessly and as a result, dollars to their pockets. I love to empower others to set their plans into action and to let people know that it is possible to get some, or even all, of what you want.
I am PROUD of Blogging. How far it has come, where it is, where it's going.
Yet, as I spoke to this all-guy crowd, I felt intimidated, a little nervous and well, quite a fish out of water. I wondered what they thought as I waxed on about my books and showed the pretty covers in my happy slide presentation. I wondered if I was cool enough to present along with others who were there to talk about virtual reality headsets, online insurance portals, travel websites, etc. But I played along and spoke about my work with joy because well, I love what I do.
I enjoy spreading a little magic as often and as far as I can. If you're a blogger like me, you must understand this feeling. When I throw seeds out there and someone grabs one, grows it, and becomes a successful entrepreneur based off of something I said, that's my fuel forward. I'm proud of blogging but even more proud that after celebrating my TEN YEAR (!) blog anniversary in January, that I still have passion for this and so many readers popping by regularly to see what we have to show next on my blog and in our online courses.
I'm honored, flattered, and extremely joyful that I can wake up each day and approach my work with a happy heart. Not all days are sunny, I have some rubbish ones like the rest of us, but all in all my career has made my life better than I had imagined it as a young girl dreaming of my future. I wish I could give everyone with big dreams the courage to go out and make them come true.
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After presenting, I stepped off stage to a mighty applause. Those guys respected me and were happy that I came out to share my story. They were intrigued by my "self made" profession and, that I was a women in new media, that was even more interesting to them because the tech world and new media is still largely made up of men, especially in Europe. I ended up inspiring a group of men that I never thought I COULD inspire being a woman blogging about cute stuff and offering classes online about blogging. How about that?
It was honestly a massive lightbulb moment for me, to know that people REALLY genuinely are still very interested in blogging, and they want to hear from the success stories and they like knowing that other people are out there making their dreams come true – it's encouraging – it gives hope and at the end of the day, HOPE is the fire inside that keeps us going, gets us up in the morning, makes us reach a little higher towards the light. HOPE.
A LOT of bloggers are due a little hug right about now, a sign of hope along with a big kick in the pants to wake up and stop feeling so sad about blogging and to appreciate this platform now more than ever. Especially with so many things distracting our readers away from our blogs - Twitter, Pinterest, Snapchat, Feedly, Bloglovin', Facebook, Instagram... The list goes on and on and on. What once took a respectable amount of time and finesse (crafting a blog post and gaining a following) can be done almost overnight by a new comer without a blog using Instagram posting pretty photos with barely a line of text. And some of these people have 500k following or 2m and you sit there wondering how this can be, how did they earn that spot? And then you think about all of the blood, sweat and tears you've put into blogging. And you wonder if it's all worth it.
Blogs remain. And you know what, we are IN CONTROL of our blogs.
What we show, what we say, our template, all of it. So many of these apps change the game once they're in control and have you and your massive audience. Suddenly they decide to chance algorithms, or they drop in ads, or they don't let ALL of your followers see your content unless YOU PAY THEM. There is so much control lost. Not to mention if they sell to another mega company and then, everything looks and feels different. I find blogs very sacred in this sense. Plus, what is blogged is something anyone can find online, easily. It's archived. It stays. It becomes part of your living journal.
We run the show. You should definitely keep blogging and let your blog feed into everything else.
Don't abandon your blog to use Facebook solely or to pin all day. Combine and create a multi platform recipe that works. Have your blog and share that content on your other platforms too. Just keep driving your readers back home. Bring them back to your blog where you can invite them to join your mailing list and preserve your relationship with them in a special way.
A blog is still a very powerful, personal, largely independent, massively popular platform. Big business wants to change that, to remove the power from the little guy, to make us all brand-driven and codependent, power and number hungry, hoping to have 20m followers on the latest platform simply because that could mean a lot of brand power for us - we can demand more money and work on more campaigns for brands.
While it's nice to pay the bills remember that lots of us want to pay the bills and deliver beautiful content that shows our voice, our talent and that has something to offer. Lots of us want to memorialize our travels, our special parties, the birthday of a friend, a gorgeous baby born to us, using our blogs - no strings (or brands) attached. Some of us still want to be able to say whether or not we genuinely enjoyed a product or a service without having to always sing the praises of everyone and everything because we are scared to be honest or worse, we are being paid to say only good things.
So do your Instagram. Do your Facebook. Do your Snapchat. But at the core, the foundation, DO YOUR BLOG. Because your blog is your center, your home, where you want to drive your audience ultimately.
I'm a pioneer in this industry, I've had a blog since 2005... Blogs aren't phasing out. It's just a massive "sift" period. The true die-hard writers and content providers will continue blogging AND use all of these sharing and microblogging platforms too. They know that you can enjoy your country home, your lake house, and your tent in the woods but you ultimately always feel safest, loved and can run the show YOUR way at home.
Still not convinced? Then read what Seth Godin has to say about the topic, "Read More Blogs".
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Anthony: So how did you get your start in the biz? How did you decide, hey I think I wanna fuck on camera ;)
Mitch: I was discovered by COLT Studio's talent scout, Manfred Speer. He came across one my personal profiles and informed me that I had the look of a COLT Man. I never thought of working in the adult industry, but was intrigued with the idea of exposing my naked muscular body to the world. After all I've always been sexually suppressed and thought this would be a healthy direction to explore my erotic fantasies.
Anthony: Even if people admit they are 50 50 top and bottom, everyone has got a preference. So this is the last time u ever get to have sex, top or bottom?
Mitch: I would top a lean young guy and over power him with my lust.
Anthony: When have you been turned on the most while filming a scene? What performer has been the easiest to work with?
Mitch: I've enjoyed working with all my scene partners, but I must say COLT Man Nate Karlton was the sexiest, because of the great chemistry we had.
Anthony: What's your ultimate sexual fantasy?
Mitch: My ultimate fantasy would be to hook up with a curious straight guy in the men's steam room. Who doesn't want that to happen?
Anthony: What are your turn-ons and what don't you like in a guy?
Mitch: Sexy smile and confidence always gets my attention. Insecurity and rude behavior turns me off.
Anthony: Do you have time for a love life of your own? What are some of your hobbies outside of bedroom?
Mitch: It's challenging to be in a relationship while working in the adult industry. It's only a business, but try convincing that to your potential partner. I choose to stay single and focus on building my Mitch Branson brand.
Gardening is my favorite hobby. It gives me peace of mind.
Anthony: What's been the highlight so far now that you're a part of the business?
Mitch: It's the great people I've met over the past three years. It's all about the networking and product development. Studying music production in college has given me the opportunity to build a music brand around the Mitch Branson name. Let's face it; to be successful in any entertainment industry, you have to cross market your product.
Anthony: Now all you fuckers are alike in the way that you all have amazing bodies. Fucking fabulous :) Got any workout tips for us? How do you keep your body looking sexy as hell?
Mitch: It's a lifestyle that has to be maintained daily. From drinking Cold Press Olive Oil, taking Amino Acid supplements and of course a low carb, high protein diet, is the key to success. While training in the gym, make sure you position your body correctly and use the muscle you want to develop. Example: while working on your back, pull with your back not your arms.
Anthony: Rapid fire time... One performer you want to work with and weirdest place you've ever had sex!
Mitch: There are too many sexy performers I would love to work with, but I'll start with adult superstar Dean Monroe.
Anthony: Got any big projects or news on the way?
Mitch: Adult News - This fall I'll be working with adult legend, "Aiden Shaw" in COLT Studio's up coming production. I also plan to cross-market myself with other studios to help build the Mitch Branson brand.
Mitch: Music News - I'll be launching my own music brand in 2011. I'm currently in the recording studio writing and producing new music. I've also been auditioning vocalists to record my songs, working with photographers to reinvent my image, graphic designers to create my official music logo and website. You can visit my temporary website to listen to some of my music from Darkness of Pleasure. Moving forward my new sound will be more Pop.
Three of my tracks, Druid Enchantment, Roller Coasters of the Haunted House and Souls of the Unsaved are currently being represented by APM Music Licensing to possibly be featured in movie and television. Cross your fingers everyone.
Anthony: Where can we stalk you, I mean follow you?
Mitch: To receive constant updates on my adventures in the adult and music industry, please help build my numbers by joining my official facebook page.
Also don't forget to follow me on Twitter. and of course Colt Studio Group
Anthony: Thanks so much for your time and sitting down with us at GayDemon.com and keep in touch with everything you got going on!
Mitch: It was a pleasure. Thanks for the opportunity.


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